Most posture correctors fail for a reason that has nothing to do with motivation or wear time. They fail because the straps are cut for a single, generic torso length. When a brace doesn't match the distance between the wearer's shoulders and lower back, it either pulls from the wrong angle or rides up into the neck, which then ends up in the return pile. The newly released height adjustable posture corrector from Fit Geno, called the HeightFit, attacks that problem with a patented slide-and-lock mechanism that adjusts vertical length to the user's actual body.
