Spex Centrepoint Shoulder Harness

Who it suits

• People who need upper body support in their chair
• Men and women of most body shapes
• People with feeding tubes

What you’ll notice

• A curved pad that follows the body
• Clearance for feeding tubes
• Lots of adjustment

Good to know: positioning belts and harnesses are there to support posture. They should be chosen and fitted with your OT or physio.

Funding: often funded through NDIS, Support at Home or DVA. Most need an assessment by your OT or physio first. See funding your equipment.

How it works with us: book a time to meet one of the team. We’ll work with your OT or physio to choose and set up the right size and shape, then fit it to your chair.

Product details

The Spex Centrepoint Harness is a very popular anterior harness option for both male and female wheelchair users featuring excellent adjustment, superior support, and a comfortable pad design.

With a curved pad construction and unique shape, it is designed to follow natural contours of the body making this a very comfortable option and provides superior support for most wheelchair users. It’s support pad shape also means that it has clearance for stomach feeding tubes and other supports.

Specifications

The Spex Centrepoint Harness is a very popular anterior harness option for both male and female wheelchair users featuring excellent adjustment, superior support, and a comfortable pad design.

With a curved pad construction and unique shape, it is designed to follow natural contours of the body making this a very comfortable option and provides superior support for most wheelchair users. It’s support pad shape also means that it has clearance for stomach feeding tubes and other supports.

The Centrepoint’s soft padded neoprene support surface, provides superior comfort for the user. The high-quality neoprene material offers the perfect amount of stretch to allow the user to move within the support and remain functional.

It’s unique sternal section design ensures that when the harness is tightened, the straps stay pressed together around the user’s sternum to maintain optimum anterior support.

The Centrepoint features a centre swivel buckle that is positioned low on the user’s trunk for increased safety. It is also a suitable option for user’s with limited hand function, as it can be independently operated by the user in a simple press and release action. As well as the easy-release mechanism that allows for easy transfers in and out of the wheelchair, these high-grade buckles maintain superior support around the user.

This harness is a positioning device only. Do not use as a safety restraint in vehicles.