[Shielding: Clay] Part 4: Finally! Two wraps capable of shielding abdomen by staying on the waist instead of falling to the hips.
Prior failed attempts to shield abdomen and tailbone:
Part 1: Failed attempts to use FOMI leaking back clay pack that did not stay on the waist:
Part 2: [Shielding: Clay] Part 2: Clay inside a fanny pack does not shield the stomach and tailbone.
[Shielding: Clay] Part 3: These wraps with their gel pack replaced by a clay pack do not shield abdomen and tailbone.
Success
Two wraps will completely shield maser attacks to the abdomen and if worn on the back, the tailbone. Two wraps will partially shield laser attacks to the abdomen and tailbone. Wearing two wraps are needed. One of each kind could be worn.
Walgreens wet clay back wrap. 17" long x 9.4" high. Unlike FOMI clay packs, there are no dividers inside the pack. Thus, no sections. In an upright position, clay falls to the bottom. If slurry had more clay and oil, the slurry would be thicker and stickier. Slurry would stay on top. OK to wear while sleeping to shield tailbone or abdomen.
Back wrap by MedX
Gel pack is 15 inches long x 7 inches high.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01IDFIGYK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_8?smid=A32B9COWBP3QEI&psc=1
Back wrap by Life and Limb Gel
Life and Limb Gel wrap uses a gel pack that is 20" long x 6 inches high. The sleeve is also 20" x 6". The gel pack dimensions include a 3/8" seam around the gel pack, so it will side in and out of the sleeve easily. Replace gel pack with two silicon bags filled with clay, water and oil.
Replace elastic straps with velco loop straps. Straps are 26" long x 3" high.
https://www.amazon.com/Thermal-Compress-Gel-Life-Limb/dp/B06XV4FQCM/ref=sr_1_36_a_it?
Posted Jul 19, 2017, 7:06 PM UTC · edited