OPTP The Original McKenzie SuperRoll - USA-Made Low Back Lumbar Pillow for Office Chair Lumbar Support, Car Back Support Seat Cushions and Travel. The Preferred Lumbar Cushion by Physical Therapists.

Great lumbar support—fits my car seat perfectly!I’m using the McKenzie SuperRoll in my car and really like how it keeps me from hunching over. It fits nicely in my seat, and the size is just right—compact yet supportive. I do have to adjust it every time I get in the car, but that’s a small inconvenience. Once it's in place, it stays put throughout the drive. I definitely feel the difference in my posture and comfort. I plan to take it with me on an upcoming 18-hour flight to Asia—hoping it helps just as much on the plane!

This is the best product I’ve found to support my lower back on planes, beach lounge chairs, and most any other chair with no lumbar support. I rake it on every trip - was great on 20 hour trip to Thailand. Landed with no back pain.

Great product for the truck. I wish the strap was a little longer but otherwise works great for my drives and adds much needed support

Great lumbar support. I bought my first one 15 years ago! The fabric was starting to wear thin, so I replaced it. I use it in the car.

I really like the comfort & support of the McKenzie Super Roll Lumbar Roll. The firmness is just right. The fabric is very nice. The one feature I don't like is the way it does, or doesn't, attach to some of the chairs/seats I need to use it with. As advertised, the straps are adjustable & removable, but I've had difficulty with securely attaching it to the driver's seat in my car & my chair at work. The straps don't seem to hold it in place. If I get up or lean forward too much, it slips. My job requires a lot of getting up & moving around an office. Repositioning the cushion got old really quickly. I don't use it as much as I would like.

Very few chairs provide really useful lumbar support, including those that seem to. I have a fancy office desk chair with adjustable lumbar support but (1) it doesn't extend forward enough to be useful, and (2) it isn't padded enough, so it's uncomfortable. The result is that I slump and my lower back aches.The McKenzie Super Roll Lumbar Roll does what a well-designed chair ought to do: it pushes right up against the lower back, providing firm, comfortable support and encouraging proper back position. I can position it where I want it using an adjustable elastic belt that encircles the chair back, and it stays there. (It also allows you to stick it to the chair with a velcro strip, but I haven't used that, since my chair is leather.) It's large enough to push against the lumbar region, but isn't as big as some other products that don't allow my upper back to comfortably rest against the seat back. It's well-designed and well made; the foam is firm and doesn't squash up easily. I recommend it for anyone with lower back problems who has to sit a lot.

Much better than the cheaper equivalents. Worth every penny- I bought four!

Hands down the best lumbar support I have ever tried. I had the original McKenzie roll. It was recommended by my doctor and physical therapist I went to after back surgery.The original roll was actually a roll and round. I would always have to squeeze it and put it in place while I was leaning back into it. This is a semi-circle and much easier to get into place. It is a lot more firm than the original, which works great for my back. The strap seems a lot better. I have only had it a couple months, but the strap on the original roll I have in my car stretched out in a matter of weeks.I use this in the office. I have a "lumbar support" chair from our ergonomic team. The chair is 10 times better than the normal chair, but I still was looking for more. The contour to my chair makes the Velcro not make good contact and thus fall off at least once a day. The strap solves that problem.I had an L5-S1 lumbar surgery over ten years ago, so I think I am very critical of these kinds of products.