I need a wide elastic belt for the umbilical area for an overweight person that doesn't roll down when worn. Does this roll down when worn?
1141048
I was pleased with its quality and stability. I also used it for umbilical support for my brother and sewed a Velcro closure onto it and it worked great.
1141049
Depends on your shape. If the umbilical area is the widest point, it shouldn't.
1141050
These may not be long enough to satisfactorily maintain position on an overweight person. I frequently use these to hold ice packs on my lower back and it barely wraps around me 2 times with a 32 inch waist. I use two of these bandages to hold the ice pack on my lower back and it doesn't slide around. I believe all bandages would roll down on an overweight person due to the angle caused by the belly; however, I believe you will not find a better bandage on the market.
1141051
This is not meant to use around the waist. It is definitely not a transfer belt. It is for the extremities and when used properly, does not roll down.
301451
Yes it rolls up to mid-calf or a bit above that. There are buttons on the inside of the legs on both seams (inner and outer) and when you roll to the appropriate level, the buttons line with small button holes on the pants. The button holes are just behind the stitched side seam so they are barely visible when you wear the pants long. It works very well I think. My only issue was that at purchase, the button holes were very tight, but that's better than loose.
467637
I really like this belt, it suits my needs well. All belts do tend to slip. I sometimes need to pull mine down from my ribcage when in class. The belt can be tightened which may prevent this, but I don't like things so tight around my waist when I am moving around so much. it is I a great belt though. I am very glad I bought it. Good luck.
35039
It does have elastic around the side, but is not really stretchable. It is there for comfort only. Also, there is a belt with a clip. However you may want to get a size or 2 bigger than normal. The run small and fit tight in the crotch. I have very muscular legs and you can feel the tightness when you sit down.
778139
I wear mine to Pilates and it is fairly long and it is not loose. I can't promise it won't ride up but I don't find myself pulling it down all the time either. I hope this helps.
1360142
I can't say that it doesn't move at all, but it's pretty minimal. You will still get the benefit from it. It's fitted really well, and is MUCH more comfortable than the regular gait belts.
1450104
The belt goes on your hips, not your stomach. Measure your hips across your buttox. Shouldn't be a problem no matter how pregnant you are.
12638
I suppose you could - it definitely doesn't slip down. I wear it when I'm working outside or playing my fiddle. It is elastic though, so it's nice to be able to take it off. I don't think I'd want to wear it all night, but that's just me.
1035937
This package does not include an elastic belt. The belt is an adjustable nylon strap, which can losen while in use. I resolved that problem, by putting a knot behind the belt clip. I do not know if this is specifcally designed for either sex. Both my husband and I use ours.
1102479
No elastic. It's not flexible which works great for me. I've used it in PT & went to Amazon and sure enough..they sell them.
29818
Yes, there is elastic in the waist band. Enough to make up for one inch or two but no too much to ruin the look and feel. Remember there is also a cool little belt included.
78864
The belt is flexible. The person that I bought it for loves it & wears it every day.
1480654
Am a mom of 2 beautiesand I do zumba in the comfort of my home along with a 10 km walk. I use a sweat waist belt made by Danskin. I have lost most of the belly.
438406
Yes. It's easy to adjust. Might be a little warm for all the time use though. It is a good quality belt.
1808225
I think so. We have a Baby Trend and it fits well. The elastic allows it to expand or shrink as needed.
541329
to me it's not that long whereas you can wrap it around you comfortably. It also rolls. I don't even wear it anymore. to me it's uncomfortable. and it not as wide as I thought. I believe I chose the wrong belt but didn't want to go through the hassle of returning. But you have to try for yourself and if you don't like it then you can return it. It might just work for you.
694520
Hello, this belt was recommended to me by my physical therapist. I had hip pain resulting from knee injury. Anyway, he said to wrap it around the hip bones. It did help but because the band was not wide (top to bottom) enough, it did not stay in place and would slip out after a short while. It would have stayed on better if it's a couple of inches longer in height. I ended up not using it at all. If you decide to wear it anyway, it would work for walking, but keep in mind that if you sit down, it will slip out.I hope my feedback helps. My apologies for the delay in responding. I was out of town. Hello, this belt was recommended to me by my physical therapist. I had hip pain resulting from knee injury. Anyway, he said to wrap it around the hip bones. It did help but because the band was not wide (top to bottom) enough, it did not stay in place and would slip out after a short while. It would have stayed on better if it's a couple of inches longer in height. I ended up not using it at all. If you decide to wear it anyway, it would work for walking, but keep in mind that if you sit down, it will slip out.I hope my feedback helps. My apologies for the delay in responding. I was... » Read More Hello, this belt was recommended to me by my physical therapist. I had hip pain resulting from knee injury. Anyway, he said to wrap it around the hip bones. It did help but because the band was not wide (top to bottom) enough, it did not stay in place and would slip out after a short while. It would have stayed on better if it's a couple of inches longer in height. I ended up not using it at all. If you decide to wear it anyway, it would work for walking, but keep in mind that if you sit down, it will slip out.I hope my feedback helps. My apologies for the delay in responding. I was out of town. « Show Less