
Tynor Pelvic Traction Belt Grey Small 1 Unit G-06
Tynor
Size:
Est. delivery 5-7 Days
P.U. foam fabric offers comfort and a strong grip.
Velcro closures ensure controlled compression.
Adjustable spreader bar and cord.
Provides good frictional properties
Easy application and no loosening.
Ideal for weak or geriatric skins.
A strong grip, along with a soft feel and durability of the skin-facing layer, provides good frictional properties.
Multiple hook-and-loop tapes ensure controlled compression, easy application, and no loosening.
A large skin contact area eliminates the need for adhesives or overt tightening.
Traction is used to keep the affected part in a specific position for some duration to relieve pressure on muscles, nerve tissues, etc.
Wrap the traction belt around your leg (below the knee) and fasten with Velcro.
Connect the belt to the pulley with the recommended weight on the other side.
Hand wash with mild detergent and water.
To be strictly used as per medical advice.
Weight should not exceed the recommended kilo.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention: Ideal for individuals needing gentle lower-limb support during rest or limited mobility — helps maintain proper leg positioning and reduce early discomfort in the lower legs, ankles, and feet.
Secondary Prevention: Recommended for individuals experiencing pain, weakness, or mild instability in the lower limbs — assists in providing controlled traction support, helping relieve discomfort and improve limb stability.
Tertiary Prevention: Suitable for individuals with significant lower-limb weakness, geriatric conditions, or during rehabilitation — helps provide sustained support and traction, reduce strain on the legs and ankles, and promote comfort and functional recovery.

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