Bodypoint® Two Point Padded Hip Belt

Bodypoint® two point padded hip belts are uniquely designed 2-point belt which are comfortable, simple-to-use and easy to clean. The two point padded hip belts have a seamless transition from the creep-resistant webbing to the contoured pads, with a rounded edge binding to contact the user. The belt is constructed using integrated sewing methods and materials for optimal dirt resistance, but it is also machine washable and dryable like all of our soft goods. The hip belts are available in various size, buckle style, pull style with 4 type of attachment options to choose from.

Features

• Ideal for supporting users with low tone or weakness
• Closed-cell foam in pads is highly resilient and has great pressure distribution properties
• Exclusive D-ring design is deeper for larger hand sizes and stays in place for easier grasping
• Proprietary webbing is designed with smoother edges and a weave which not only resists creep but doesn't trap dirt

How to order a hip belt

Installation Instructions:

1. Position Assessment: Begin the installation process by first assessing the clinical goals and the user's specific requirements. Determine the most effective position and angle for the mobility belt. Take into consideration whether placing the pull strap on the left or right side is optimal for the user's needs.
2. Locate Mounting Points: Once the optimal position and angle have been identified, proceed to locate the appropriate mounting points on the seating system or wheelchair frame. Careful consideration should be given to the structural integrity and stability of these mounting points.
3. Attachment of End-Fittings: Utilize optional Bodypoint® belt mounting hardware, if deemed necessary, to securely attach the end-fittings to the rigid seat base or wheelchair frame. Ensure that these end-fittings are fastened firmly and correctly to guarantee the user's safety and stability.
4. Centering the Belt: Position the mobility belt on the user, ensuring it is centered appropriately. Thread the strap ends through the end-fittings as per the chosen configuration and adjust the length to meet the user's comfort and support requirements.
5. Belt Tightening: Finally, securely tighten the mobility belt until it is snug around the user. This adjustment is essential to maintain the user's stability and safety during mobility. Ensure that the belt is neither too tight nor too loose, striking the appropriate balance for comfort and security.

Select a hip belt in four easy steps:

Select Belt size: Small (S32, S38), Medium (M36, M40, M46), Large (L62, L82, L92)

Choose Buckle type:

1. Small Metal push-button (Secure for child-sized belts or when less-bulky buckle is desired. Security cover optional)
2. Swivel (Smooth, flat design allows for dynamic movement & equalizes tension. Requires moderate force to release)
3. Push button (Smooth, rounded corners prevent snagging. Cover is removable for cleaning or replacing with reduced/no-access cover)
4. Plastic side-release (Crush-resistant buckle prevents accidental release but requires strong hand function)
5. Rehab Latch™ (Provides easy opening for those with limited hand function)

Select Pull style:

1. Center-pull (Suitable for wide range of users, especially for those with posterior pelvic tilt)
2. Dual-pull (More adjustable to accommodate clothing and weight changes. Available with side-release buckle only)
3. Rear-pull (Works well for high muscle tone & pelvic rotation. Position & secure one side of the pelvis before the other)

Select End-fittings:

1. Flat-Mount™ (-B1: Versatile, lowest profile)
2. Cinch-Mount™ (-B2: Allows quick, easy & precise adjustments to strap length for changes in weight and clothing)
3. Flat-Mount™ with framsaver clamp & Cinch-Mount™ with FrameSaver™ clamp (FrameSaver™ Clamp is incredibly strong & snaps into place for safe mounting anywhere along wheelchair tubing without having to drill)

How to Measure Hip Belt:

Determining the Correct Belt Size for the User:

1. Position Assessment: To determine the correct belt size for the user, begin by aligning the individual according to clinical goals. Utilize the arms to place the user in the desired position and ascertain the most effective angle and position for the belt. This positioning is crucial to ensuring the belt's functionality and support.
2. Measuring the Padded Section: Once the optimal angle and position have been established, measure the distance over the user's body at this specific angle using a flexible tape. This measurement will determine the optimal length for the belt's padded section, providing the user with the most comfortable and secure fit.
3. Sizing Table Reference: Consult the sizing table relevant to the specific belt style being used. Refer to Column B within the table to find the appropriate belt size based on the previously measured padded section length. If the user falls between two available sizes, take into consideration factors such as potential growth, weight variations, and clothing changes. Ensure that the selected size aligns with the user's needs, and it's important to note that the pads should not extend past the user's body for proper fit and functionality.

Sizing Specifications:

Size	A	B	C	D
Small - S32	1"	12½"	1¾"	46"
Small - S38	1"	15"	2"	46"
Medium - M36	1½"	14"	2¼"	51"
Medium - M40	1½"	15¾"	2¼"	56"
Medium - M46	1½"	18"	2¼"	56"
Large - L62	2"	24½"	2¾"	61"
Large - L82	2"	32"	3½"	81"
Large - L92	2"	36"	4"	81"

• The manufacturer offers a Limited Lifetime warranty on this product against defects in workmanship and materials arising under normal use by the original purchaser.
• Parts under warranty will be covered at no cost.
• Any labor cost for service under warranty is not covered as per our terms of sale.
• Standard manufacturer terms & conditions are applicable for warranty of this product.

Please call us for specific details.

• Returns are accepted within 30 days from the date of shipment. Unfortunately, we are unable to process returns beyond this period.
• A 15% restocking fee applies to all returns, along with any applicable shipping charges.
• All returns require a Returned Goods Authorization (RGA) number before being sent back. Returns without prior authorization cannot be accepted.
• Products must be in their original condition, unused, and in their original packaging. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs.
• If a return is not due to a manufacturing defect, the original shipping cost and any payment processing fees (credit card/PayPal) will be deducted from the total refund.
• For health and safety reasons, we are unable to accept returns on hygiene and bath products.
• Custom orders are non-refundable and non-returnable.
• The return policy for specific products may vary based on the manufacturer’s terms and conditions.

If you have any questions or need assistance with a return, we are happy to help. Please contact us for further details.

Q. What makes the Bodypoint® 2-Point Padded Hip Belt different from other pelvic support belts?
A. The Bodypoint® 2-Point Padded Hip Belt stands out due to its high-quality materials, customizable fit, and excellent pressure distribution. It’s designed to optimize user comfort, prevent pelvic rotation, and provide long-lasting support, making it a premium solution for users who need additional pelvic stabilization.

Q. How does the 2-Point Padded Hip Belt help with pelvic rotation?
A. The two-point attachment design allows caregivers to position one side of the pelvis first and then secure the other side. This unique feature helps counter pelvic rotation, ensuring the pelvis stays in alignment and prevents discomfort or misalignment, especially for users with high muscle tone.

Q. What different buckle styles do you offer?
A. We offer a range of buckly styles based on the needs of the user. They include options such as push button, side release, swivel buckle, and airline style buckles.

Q. What are your mounting hardware options?
A. You have to choose flat/cinch, additional hardware options (linked) based on what type of chair you have.

Q. Is the Bodypoint® 2-Point Padded Hip Belt easy to adjust?
A. Yes, the belt is designed for easy adjustability. The D-ring closure design makes it simple to tighten or loosen the belt, allowing caregivers to make quick adjustments for comfort and support. The adjustment process is straightforward and designed for easy use, even for those with limited mobility.

Q. What is the difference between front, dual and rear pull?
A. The pull style is based on the type of adjustment you need to make to help position the client appropriately. If you are unsure of which style to choose, please consult with and ATP or seating specialist.

Q. How do I determine the size I need?