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Honorable Mentions<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
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Etalon Posture Bra for $199<\/a>:<\/strong> The Etalon Posture Bra’s six adjustable straps are the standout feature, distributing weight evenly across your back muscles and shoulders. While Etalon markets it for desk work and light activities like walking or hiking, I’ve found it also holds up during strength training as a high-support sports bra. The setup looks complicated, but it is actually pretty simple. Etalon recommends sticking with the default strap configuration for three weeks to let your body adjust before making any tweaks. That said, if you need a stronger nudge to stay upright, you might find this bra a little too forgiving\u2014I’ve already maxed out the adjustments for the firmest hold.<\/p>\n

BackEmbrace Posture Corrector for $70<\/a>:<\/strong> Similar to ComfyBrace, the BackEmbrace is an adjustable brace that pulls back the shoulders and lifts your chest to help you shift into proper posture. The lumbar support also offers temporary upper-back pain relief. The split-strap design is way trickier to put on the first couple of times, but it gets better with practice. The design also helps bend the body in a way that the ComfyBrace just can’t, and it does feel more comfortable to wear under baggy clothes. It’s also less likely to irritate with direct skin contact than neoprene fabrics. I would still stick to wearing this over my clothes when I’m working from home, but it’s a perk to have if you want to take your back posture corrector outside. Bonus: It’s machine washable (but lay flat to dry).<\/p>\n

More Accessories to Try<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
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Branch Adjustable Laptop Stand for $65<\/a>:<\/strong> If you work at a desk, a simple change is to set it up with proper ergonomics in mind. This laptop stand from Branch is my favorite<\/a>. It’s adjustable in height and angle, and super sturdy. If you can also add a computer monitor<\/a> with a separate keyboard and mouse, you\u2019ll be even more comfortable sitting upright. And if you have a bigger budget, consider a standing desk<\/a> and an office chair<\/a>\u2014we’ve tested several in our Best Home Office Gear<\/a> guide.<\/p>\n

Gaiam Yoga Strap for $10<\/a>:<\/strong> If you already own a long yoga strap, you can make your own shoulder strap posture brace for temporary use. According to yoga teacher Kathryn Budig<\/a>: Wrap the strap around your back, right around the base of your shoulder blade or bra line, and pull the excess out evenly in front of you. Bring each end over your shoulders and crisscross them behind you, making an X shape on your back. Bring the straps around to the front, pulling your shoulders back, and buckle them in the front. The length of the strap you’ll need depends on your body, including shoulder and chest size, but I recommend at least 10 feet. Anything smaller will likely be more painful than helpful.<\/p>\n

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