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Low and snug across the pelvic bones.
The lower strap should lie low and snug across the pelvic bones, not over the abdomen. Keep the belt free of slack and twists and position the backrest correctly. This reduces injury and the risk of sliding beneath the strap; correct positioning does not guarantee avoiding every injury.
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Over the abdomen.
Low and snug across the pelvic bones.
At knee level.
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