The importance of correct harnessing should not be underestimated; without it, the client’s pre-existing conditions could worsen and new disorders could develop. Proper harnessing is imperative to both aid normal growth and development and for the occupant’s own (and others) safety.
Kinetic Balance harnessing was founded in 2009 as a collaboration between sports and rehabilitation professionals. They created a range of harnessing which combined their knowledge of individual seating solutions with the latest technology in sports and water sports. It is this innovative approach which makes their harnessing so unique.
- Harness
- Features
- Uses and Purpose
- Sizing
- Assessment Form
- Washing/Care
Covered clamps (KB original). This offers a multitude of benefits including enhanced safety by inhibiting the occupant from unclipping themselves; less dirt and debris from entering the buckle; more comfortable by stopping the harsh buckle from rubbing skin; and a less clinical, more attractive appearance.
Manufactured from CR grade neoprene which is the highest quality, most waterproof style of neoprene. This ensures the harness is both water and dirt repellent but also highly comfortable.
Multi pack of fixings to allow fitting to various chairs and applications.
Anti-slip material on the inside of the vest ensures to ensure the harness sits properly on the shoulders and remains in place.
Numbered fixing straps to ensure the harness is fitted symmetrically and consistently correct.
Printed cleaning and washing instructions. CE marking in compliance with Directive 93/42/EEG on Medical Devices.
Printed sizing to avoid confusion.
Correct chest harnessing is imperative for maintaining correct posture, respiration and supporting both the head and the upper body. This harness is for use with such conditions as:
- Forward instability
- Sideward instability
- Torsional instability (in combination with a backrest)
Hand-wash at a maximum of 30°C. Do not tumble-dry. Check the product for wear on the webbing, belts and padded parts on a weekly basis. Check the level of attachment and tension of the webbing daily.
