RACATAC Orthopedic Utility Chair Group Buy
Mar 18, 2008 | 10:41 AM
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RACATAC Orthopedic Utility Chair Group Buy
Why I found the RACATAC
Detailing for over a decade ended up taking its toll on my body. At age 28, I found out the pain shooting down my leg and the slight curvature in my spine was due to a herniated disk that was protruding 8mm. The MRI had convinced the doctors that surgery was on the horizon. I refused to go under the knife right away and asked if we had alternative solutions prior to surgery. I was told a few epidural shots would be the first line of defense.
Within the first shot and the first 2 minutes I felt like the old Moe that could walk and run 5 years ago.
I was ecstatic and felt God had given me another chance. I realized I dodged a bullet and went to work perfecting my technique to make sure I eliminated or minimized the stress on my lower back. So here's the first line of defense I found thanks to a client.
Racatac Creepers are the first of their kind to give you complete ergonomic comfort, while maintaining a stable working position. These weird, but remarkable, kneeling creepers won't slide around while repairing a dent, buffing, detailing, tiling, or painting a floor. They also increase your comfort zone, which extends the time you can spend on a job. They can be used in a kneeling position, or on a single knee. In fact, Racatac has designed the most comfortable creepers in the country.
The RACATAC Creeper provides ergonomic and physical benefits that no other knee pads can offer. The original Racatac was designed for the flooring installation industry, but has quickly becoming the most desired tool for any industry requiring kneeling, squatting, or bending. The "original" design eliminates the normal pressure you have on lower back, toes, ankles and knees. The seat provides the support, leaving your feet to control your movement.
RACATAC is an excellent tool for cleaning wheels, polishing, waxing, or any other position that requires any strain on your lower back. If you already have back problems, this will alleviate some of the stress. Another added benefit is the center tool storage area. You can rest your brushes, bottles, towels, products, etc. while working. This makes it easy and convenient to detail your car.
Racatac (01-RAC3) Features:
· For the auto industry
· (5) 3" casters
· 1/8" thick, industrial strength aluminum frame made in USA
· Thick foam knee pads
· Adjustable web-spring seat adjusts 11.5" to 15.5"
· Adjusts 3” horizontally, tilts for utmost comfort
· Now includes a convenient tool tray
· Seat and post detach for easy storage
· Supports up to 300 lbs.
· One Year Limited Warranty
· Weight: 8 Lbs.
· Dimension: 19.5" x 20”
Retail Pricing: $199.99
TeamSpeed Group Buy:
6-11 units $169.99 S+H Included (Save 15%)
12+ units $159.99 S+H Included (Save 20%)
Minimum of 6 required
Group Buy ends 3-22-08
Detailing for over a decade ended up taking its toll on my body. At age 28, I found out the pain shooting down my leg and the slight curvature in my spine was due to a herniated disk that was protruding 8mm. The MRI had convinced the doctors that surgery was on the horizon. I refused to go under the knife right away and asked if we had alternative solutions prior to surgery. I was told a few epidural shots would be the first line of defense.
Within the first shot and the first 2 minutes I felt like the old Moe that could walk and run 5 years ago.
I was ecstatic and felt God had given me another chance. I realized I dodged a bullet and went to work perfecting my technique to make sure I eliminated or minimized the stress on my lower back. So here's the first line of defense I found thanks to a client.Racatac Creepers are the first of their kind to give you complete ergonomic comfort, while maintaining a stable working position. These weird, but remarkable, kneeling creepers won't slide around while repairing a dent, buffing, detailing, tiling, or painting a floor. They also increase your comfort zone, which extends the time you can spend on a job. They can be used in a kneeling position, or on a single knee. In fact, Racatac has designed the most comfortable creepers in the country.
The RACATAC Creeper provides ergonomic and physical benefits that no other knee pads can offer. The original Racatac was designed for the flooring installation industry, but has quickly becoming the most desired tool for any industry requiring kneeling, squatting, or bending. The "original" design eliminates the normal pressure you have on lower back, toes, ankles and knees. The seat provides the support, leaving your feet to control your movement.
RACATAC is an excellent tool for cleaning wheels, polishing, waxing, or any other position that requires any strain on your lower back. If you already have back problems, this will alleviate some of the stress. Another added benefit is the center tool storage area. You can rest your brushes, bottles, towels, products, etc. while working. This makes it easy and convenient to detail your car.
Racatac (01-RAC3) Features:
· For the auto industry
· (5) 3" casters
· 1/8" thick, industrial strength aluminum frame made in USA
· Thick foam knee pads
· Adjustable web-spring seat adjusts 11.5" to 15.5"
· Adjusts 3” horizontally, tilts for utmost comfort
· Now includes a convenient tool tray
· Seat and post detach for easy storage
· Supports up to 300 lbs.
· One Year Limited Warranty
· Weight: 8 Lbs.
· Dimension: 19.5" x 20”
Retail Pricing: $199.99
TeamSpeed Group Buy:
6-11 units $169.99 S+H Included (Save 15%)
12+ units $159.99 S+H Included (Save 20%)
Minimum of 6 required
Group Buy ends 3-22-08
Last edited by MoeMistry; Oct 15, 2008 at 02:34 AM.
Mar 19, 2008 | 12:46 AM
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The initial raction is always shocking; but the chair is amazing. Once you sit on it, you wonder how you did without it.
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