Answers to the most common questions from champions like you.
Is EZBack Pro a medical device?
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No. EZBack Pro is a performance-driven posture support tool designed for weight training. It is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition.
Will it fit my equipment?
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Yes. The universal grip system attaches to virtually all standard gym equipment: flat/incline/decline benches, power racks, squat cages, and machine pads. The patented clamp design ensures secure attachment without damaging your equipment.
How does it improve my lifts?
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By providing a consistent, tactile cue for spinal alignment, EZBack Pro enhances stability and power transfer. This allows you to maintain proper form under heavy loads, reducing energy leaks and maximizing force production.
Is it comfortable?
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EZBack Pro is built for performance, not plush comfort. The high-density EVA foam provides firm, supportive contact that cues proper spinal position without excessive cushioning that can compromise form.
How do I clean it?
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Simply wipe down with a gym disinfectant spray or wipe. The non-porous, sweat-resistant EVA material won't absorb moisture or odors, making maintenance quick and easy.
What's your return policy?
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We offer a 30-day performance guarantee. If EZBack Pro doesn't transform your training within 30 days of purchase, contact us for a full refund. No questions asked.
Is the design really patented?
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Yes. The dual-zone contour system and universal attachment mechanism are protected by patent-pending innovation (US Patent Pending #US2023/EZBPRO). This is proprietary technology you won't find anywhere else.
Can I use it for squats?
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Absolutely. Hold the EZBack Pro against your upper back during squats and the dual-zone contour creates a tactile, neurological response — your spine's sensory receptors detect the contact and naturally cue proper curvature without you having to think about it. This builds an instinctive postural pattern over time, training your nervous system to lock in optimal spinal alignment under load.
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