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Delivery driver in a navy uniform sitting in the back of his parcel-filled van, wincing and holding his lower back in pain after a long shift

Lower back pain relief

Long shift behind the wheel. Time to put your feet up.

Delivery drivers spend all day on the road, and their lower backs pay for it. When the van is parked for the night, rest your lower legs on an LBRT pillow to ease the pressure.

For resting off duty. Not for use while driving.

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Quick answer

How can I relieve lower back pain after a long drive?

Once you're off the road, lie down and rest your lower legs on an LBRT relief pillow. Raising the lower legs eases pressure on the lower back after hours of sitting behind the wheel. Choose Night Relief for bed or Day Relief for the couch.

What to do for lower back pain after a long drive

  1. 1

    Park and take a proper break

    Once the vehicle is stopped, get out, stand up and walk around for a few minutes before you settle in for the evening.

  2. 2

    Get off your feet and lie back

    At home, lie on your back on the bed or couch rather than staying upright in another seat.

  3. 3

    Raise your lower legs

    Rest your calves on an LBRT pillow so your hips and knees are bent. This position takes pressure off your lower back while you rest.

  4. 4

    Pick the pillow for where you rest

    Use the Day Relief Pillow on the couch in the evening and the Night Relief Pillow in bed overnight — or get both in the Complete Set.

  5. 5

    Make it part of every shift

    A few minutes of resting this way after each day on the road is easier to keep up than waiting until the ache builds.

LBRT is a comfort product, not a medical treatment. If your lower back pain is severe, lasts, or comes with numbness or tingling, see a doctor or physiotherapist.

Nighttime recovery · Daytime relief

Support for the hours after the road

A simple addition to your wind-down routine once the vehicle is parked and the workday is over.

Man lying on his back in bed with his lower legs resting on the LBRT Night Relief Pillow

Bed · Nighttime recovery

LBRT Night Relief Pillow

For nighttime recovery in bed

Settle in for the night with your lower legs elevated, helping take pressure off your lower back while you rest in bed.

CAD 69.99In stock
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Man reading on a sofa with his lower legs resting on the LBRT Day Relief Pillow

Couch · Daytime relief

LBRT Day Relief Pillow

For daytime relief on the couch

Put your feet up during the day and take pressure off your lower back while you read, watch, or relax on the couch.

CAD 79.99In stock
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See how it works

Woman resting on her back in bed with her lower legs supported by the Night Relief Pillow
  1. 1

    Prepare the pillow

    Inflate the pillow and place it on the bed where your lower legs will rest.

  2. 2

    Take pressure off your back

    Lie back and settle your lower legs onto the pillow — raising them eases the strain on your lower back.

  3. 3

    Adjust for comfort

    Release or add a little air until the position feels comfortable.

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