Evoke Pro A300 Posture Corrector Reviews

With all-day support, Evoke Pro’s A300 Posture Corrector enhances posture.
a cozy way to correct poor posture

With all-day support, Evoke Pro’s A300 Posture Corrector enhances posture.
a cozy way to correct poor posture
It’s simple for your shoulders to hunch and sag while reading on the couch or while sitting at a computer all day; this posture quickly becomes your default resting position. According to a Harvard Medical School study, excellent posture is essential for maintaining balance and preventing injuries, therefore slumping naturally is bad for your health.

I work at a desk, and like many other writers, my body has developed a natural tendency to slump. The Evoke Pro A300’s posture corrector’s claims were therefore immediately attractive. The brace promises to provide all-day support with a sturdy, cozy construction that But given these lofty promises come at an affordable, under-$30 price point, I started my week with the product skeptical. Could a discreet brace no larger than the back of a sports bra actually retrain my slump-prone shoulders? Read on to find out. truly corrects bad posture.

Design: A functional figure-eight construction

I knew the Evoke Pro A300 Posture Corrector would be effective as soon as I set it up—at least while I was wearing it. It can be concealed in an office or when traveling because it is about the size of the back of a sports bra. With its figure-eight shape and soft, adjustable straps, it was rather easy to put on and resembled the process of putting on a backpack. (However, due to my smaller build, it was more difficult for my fiancé to put it on because of his wider shoulders.)

Once I had it on, I was able to quickly and simply make the underarm hook-and-loop straps tighter or more comfortable by myself. Under the shoulder and toward the front, the straps that tighten the posture corrector are located (and to the back if needed). I chose a slightly looser fit because it was still functional when it was too tight because I could feel the garment digging into my armpit despite the armpit padding.

The padding on this corrector is one of my favorite features. Everything is gently padded, from the straps to the back brace, so it was comfy as soon as I put it on.

Components: Gentle on exposed skin

The fact that this brace is made of breathable, lightweight, soft to the touch neoprene was a big plus during my trial in the muggy summer weather. At my desk and while taking my dog for a walk, I never felt overheated while wearing this product. The metal brackets were surprisingly flexible, and the padded straps were also very comfortable.

Fit: Padded, adjustable straps give additional comfort.
Regular and extra-large are the two sizes available for the corrector. I experimented with the normal, donning it for a week as I worked at my desk and occasionally walked my dog.

The Evoke Pro shocked me with how comfortable it was, as at first I was concerned it would feel like a back brace. My shoulders were immediately drawn back by the brace, which also taught them to naturally rest upright.

The A300 didn’t have the recommended 30 to 40 minute wear time that other posture correctors have, so I wore it for as long as I could. For up to three or four hours, I was content with it. I was then prepared for a break (since it’s retraining my shoulders to rest upright, it’s slightly restrictive and uncomfortable for long hours, particularly the first few days). The more I wore it, though, the less I noticed it, meaning I could wear it up to four or five hours without realizing it was still on.

I tightened the straps all throughout the week to get the greatest correction. My shoulders began to naturally adjust to an upright position after just a few days (even without the brace).

Naturally, old habits are hard to break, so the longer I went without using the brace, the more probable it was that my shoulders would revert to their previous, hunched-over position. Wearing the brace every day is a wise decision because of this. In addition to maintaining proper posture, it also acts as a constant reminder to sit up straight because slouching is more uncomfortable.

Comparison of the posture correctors Marakym and Evoke Pro A300

The Marakym Posture Corrector and the Evoke Pro feature similar designs, including a tiny, figure-eight structure. However, after using each item for a full week, I can categorically state that the A300 is the victor.

Unlike its rival, I began to notice a difference in my slouching after just the first time I wore the Evoke Pro corrector (I wasn’t doing it as much!). I noticed that while wearing the Marakym, my shoulders were slightly sliding back and upright, but once I removed the corrector, the effects vanished.

The Evoke Pro costs $10 more than the Marakym Posture Corrector, but based on personal experience, I believe it is worthwhile.