BackUp Tool System - Wearing and Functionality
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What happens here
Greg demonstrates how to wear the BackUp Tool System. He shows that it has 2 inches of memory foam and a plastic core plate that distributes the body's load. The belt wraps around the torso and fastens, allowing for adjustment to a comfortable fit. He then attaches a kickstand to a belt loop holster. The kickstand is adjustable in length and pivots, allowing the user to rest their weight and move around while kneeling. This system offloads 55% of the body's weight from the knees and lower back. He also mentions its application in aviation and shipbuilding for welders and electricians working in cramped, awkward positions.
Goal: Learn how to wear and utilize the BackUp Tool System effectively.
Tools and materials
- BackUp Tool System BackUp — Demonstrating how to wear and use the system