Lyne Up Review
Early on in my pregnancy, I suffered from a bad back and since having baby Austin this has got a bit worse. It’s very much expected as your body goes through such a big change but it wasn’t something I wanted to willingly accept as part and parcel going forward. So when the team at Percko offered me the opportunity to try Lyne Up, which is an undershirt proven to relieve back pain, I was very keen to give this a try.
My Lyne Up undershirt arrived beautifully packaged with the full instructions on how to use it. To be fair, it’s pretty straight forward but it’s nice to know that you are wearing it correctly.
I tried the undershirt on. Overall, it fitted beautifully – that was thanks to the really great sizing guide they have on their website. There was one downside though. The bottom straps did up quite low down and unfortunately for me that meant they were pressing on my c-section scar, so I couldn’t wear the shirt done up at the bottom. But after consulting with the team at Percko, they assured me I’d still get good benefits from the undershirt without the bottom being done up. Maybe in a couple more months, I’ll be able to try again, but at the moment, it’s just too tender!
So I immediately noticed the undershirt was making me stand taller and sit better. It sort of pulls your body into the posture you should have when you are sitting or standing. It was very comfortable to wear and felt like it was making a difference immediately.
The undershirt is made of thin material, so it can easily be worn under another vest top or t-shirt. Ideal as you wouldn’t want anything too hot – as you would just give up wearing it.
I’ve worn my Lyne Up undershirt for a few hours each day. I’ve worn it when I’ve been at home as I would feel a bit silly with the bottom straps undone, but if I could wear them done up, I would happily wear it out. I’ve mainly worn it when I’ve been working at my desk, pottering around the house and playing with my son on the floor. It definitely helps me maintain a better posture and I’ve noticed a significant reduction in my backache since wearing it. Obviously, I’m not a medical professional so I cannot tell you that my decrease in backache has been down to Lyne Up, but they have done some clinical studies, so it would be worth you checking these out.
I also realise that my back pain would naturally reduce as time goes on and my body recovers from pregnancy and giving birth, so I can’t state that Lyne Up is the cause of this. But what I can tell you is that the undershirt is comfortable to wear, you can feel the difference and it’s a drug-free way of trying to reduce back pain. You’ll have to draw your own conclusions on whether this product is for you. A Lyne Up undershirt isn’t cheap. Coming in at £115 an item, but another great thing is that Percko are so confident in their products, they offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. So what have you got to lose?
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Disclosure: This is a collaborative post with Percko. They sent me the Lyne Up Undershirt. But as always, my opinions are my own.