LeBron James makes wearing lumbar support seem cool all summer

LeBron James had a pretty big summer. More specifically, he signed this four-year $ 154 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers. He also launches an original YouTube series, an improvised show on HBO, he will be in an animated film this fall, and he spends all his free time following his kids around their various basketball tournaments.

But LeBron also wore this thing dang around his waist all summer:

In Vegas to watch his son play Bronny.

Play 1-on-1 with Bryce.

On his way to vacation.

In his Pulisic kit, do it for the Gram.

And even in the caucus with Bronny.

So what is it that thing?

This is lumbar support for your back. The official description is as follows:

The original MC McKenzie ® lumbar roll, featuring a removable 100% polyester anti-moisture and anti-wrinkle cover, is the best-selling lumbar cushion and the ideal companion for the car, at the office or for use with a seat that does not provide adequate lumbar support. The integrated strap secures the lumbar roll to most chair backs and can even be used around the waist.

It costs an easy $ 20 so in terms of "LeBron Door items you will want to buy" it could work! 19659012] Ok. LeBron has back problems?

Yeah, he definitely has back problems, he works regularly. He was lucky not to be hurt all his career, but his back is for him. His back was the reason he took two weeks off mid-season in 2015. And early in the 2016 playoffs, he said it was the first time that his back had been in good health since half a decade.

It has also been said that LeBron spends nearly $ 1 million to take care of his body every year. So I suppose you can count that lumbar support of $ 20 in this budget.

D & # 39; agreement. But how does lumbar support look so cool?

No? It's almost like he's turned it into a fashion statement. What is the most washed and incredible thing. At age 33, LeBron continues to make me feel better about my age. And if by any chance I've ever had back problems, I'm totally wearing around LeBron Sytle. Hell, I can do it anyway.