🦛 Big Hippo Orthopedic Lumbar Pillow: Ultimate Car Lumbar Support for Lower Back Pain Relief - Perfect Lumbar Back Pillow for Office Chair and Car Seat Review

Pros: 1) Price 2) The pillow straps are attached vertically rather than horizontally which allows the pillow to stay close to the seat rather than being pushed towards the front of the car seat 3) Simplicity of lumbar pillow design Cons: 1) cheap straps with poor build quality 2) cheap foam in pillow with minimal benefits 3) no ability to adjust lumbar support position, virtually one size fits all no matter how big or small the product is , if they build it from quality materials and charge…

Glad I bought this. It fits nicely between the flared sides of my car seat. Ease of installation. Others have mentioned the lack of adjustability, and I sort of agree. My solution was to wrap a rubber band around the headrest rods to keep it from sliding down too far. Otherwise I had to reset it every time I got in the car. I installed mine under a car seat cover so no one could see how many times I had taped. Hope the rubber holds up. It's also good for my back. Exactly the support I need…

I chose these because of the size, shape and placement of the strap. I have weird seats. It was narrow enough to fit between the seat cushions. And I needed vertical straps to hang it, not straps running down the sides. Some people said it was cheap. While I certainly wouldn't say it's very solidly made, it's reasonably priced and seems to last a while. It has also been said that it is not thick enough while I would like it thinner. But it's all personal preference and I like very little lumbar

I have spinal canal stenosis and osteochondrosis at the age of 50. Despite over a year of physical therapy and very careful posture, I was still in severe pain after just 30 minutes of driving. I have tried other small pillows for lumbar support. I knew I didn't need anything big, so I gave it a try. That's almost the right amount of support. Something could be 1/2 thinner, maybe even better. But it already seems to be one of the thinnest lumbar pillows. Very efficient for the price. It would…

My daily driver is a 2005 MD E320 CDI with 150,000 miles so the seat padding is compressed in the lumbar area causing back pain. I needed a lumbar support that was narrow enough to accommodate the curvature of the backrest without hitting the forward flared sides of the seat. This thing fits nicely in the narrow seat back space, but due to the way the seat is designed in this car, the length of the bottom fasteners is too short, allowing it to sit squarely on the underside. a seat that can be a

I bought this for a 2021 Chevy Silverado. The straps are not long enough to fully wrap around the seat backrest. I connected the straps behind the headrest and then wedged the two bottom connectors (for lack of a better word) into the seatback so they tipped over and stayed. The backs of the seats aren't what they used to be, there's a valve that closes a tear in the backrest (sorry I use that term) so trying to connect them - even if the straps are long - is a hassle enough were - not working…

After trying several brands I finally found this flat support pillow. I have a defect in my lower spine, so too much pressure hurts and too little causes pain when transitioning from sitting to standing. It fits perfectly in the center of my car seat and stays securely in place. doesn't force me far forward in the seat. Other brands were too thick and made driving uncomfortable. I combined this with the Dreamer Car orthopedic pain relief seat cushion and was practically in pain after a few days

After driving my SUV for about an hour, I developed lower back pain. , seat adjustment was insufficient. I was attracted to this product because it wasn't too thick, but was a little worried about it after reading some of the negative reviews and was concerned that it wasn't adjustable. I figured I could think of a way to lengthen or shorten the straps if needed, so I bought them because the price was so low. I have just returned from a 1300 mile trip where I drove over 4 hours straight. It…