Bodypoint® sub-ASIS compatible center-pull two point padded hip belt with push button buckle greatly enhances stability and provides two firm points of contact with the pelvis for improved control of obliquity and rotation while minimizing abdominal pressure. Bodypoint® sub-ASIS compatible two point padded hip belt with Sub-ASIS (Anterior Superior Iliac Spine) pads (optional) help place the belt away from the abdomen to reduce the pressure on the bladder.
Seat mounting bracket (optional) provides an easy & secure way to mount belts to active wheelchairs. They are ideal for chairs with sling seat upholstery or a solid seat base. The 20° bracket is designed for mounting on the side of the seat tube, and the 90° bracket is great for mounting on top. Either configuration places the belt as close as possible to the user, for better fit.
Features
Teardrop-shaped gel pads firmly controlling the pelvis just below the ASIS
Sub-ASIS pads are durable and attaches with a hook and loop material to securely hold them in place
Push-button is sleek, durable and its construction allows for removal of the buckle cover for easy cleaning
User Issues:
Fall risk, sacral sitting (or risk for), posterior or anterior pelvic tilt, pelvic obliquity/rotation
Concerns about pressure on bladder, skin, atrophy
Product Examples:
Two or four-point hip belt, with sub-ASIS pads (LB belts) if needed. With significant sliding risk or obliquity/rotation, consider a four-point belt or Evoflex®.
Sub-ASIS pads with either two- or four-point sub-ASIS compatible (LB) belt or the Evoflex®.
Size
A
B
C
D
Medium (M46)
1½"
18"
2¼"
56"
Large (L62)
2"
24½"
2¾"
61"
Warranty
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.
Return
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.
FAQs
Q. How does the push-button buckle work?
A. The push-button buckle is sleek, easy to use, and allows quick release
for transfers or emergencies. It is also designed for easy cleaning—its cover
can be removed for access to interior parts.
Q. Can this belt be adjusted easily by the user or caregiver?
A. Absolutely. The 2-point design includes easy-to-use center-pull straps
that allow quick
adjustment and a secure, customized fit.
Q. What are Sub-ASIS pads, and how do they enhance support?
A. Sub-ASIS pads are gel-filled supports that provide precise positioning
below the pelvic bone (ASIS), helping users with higher postural support needs,
especially in cases of muscle tone imbalance or spasticity.
Q. What is the difference between center-pull and rear-pull belts?
A.
Center-pull belts tighten by pulling both straps toward the center—ideal
for users or caregivers who adjust the belt from the front.
Rear-pull belts tighten by pulling the straps outward and back—often
preferred by caregivers adjusting from behind.