DOES THE TUMMY SHIELD PUT A LOT OF FORCE ON THE GROIN?

Posted on June 21, 2021 by Nyasha Green

No, the groin along with the belly taken out of the seat belt path. As the torso is thrust forward, the lap belt tightens and compresses on the thigh.

After driving around with one and “testing” it (without crashing but testing a sudden braking) it feels to put the majority of the energy not to the groin but “cinching” the upper thighs.

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