Is this belt stretchy? I have the pink ribbed belt and it slips when sewing thicker material and was wondering if this one would do a better job.
870403
No this belt is not stretchy, it is similar to the original belt. Good Luck
1360144
Belt did not slip when we used it. Only issue we have is that it causes pressure where it sits against the body. The person is thin, so any Type of belt will cause that problem. I have looked for a padded belt, and have not been able to find one.
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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
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yes the belts seem to be thicker than the original belts and i am having some operational problems because of the thickness change... belts are good quality though but dont think they will last long since they rub on components with the smaller clearance
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I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts kill motors. So . . . a 23.6" belt stands a good chance of working as long as it's fairly stretchy. I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts... » Read More I assume the 24.5" belt is loose and slipping. Here's an important tip. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% between the "relaxed" circumference, and the circumference it attains when stretched and on the pulleys. Many belts sold online are too tight. The reason for this is that there's a myth, largely created by TV servicers and often supported by recommendations from a catalog created by the Projector/Recorder Belt Corp., that belts should be tight. If you service turntables and tape recorders, as I have for forty years, you learn that tight belts kill motors. So . . . a 23.6" belt stands a good chance of working as long as it's fairly stretchy. « Show Less
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For Now I don't Use Any Cream I Sweet A Lot When I Work Out.n also when i were it when i am not working .but over all the belt is not good as the welcrow hurts a lot.i would not recommend the belt. but u can try some other one.
1414271
No. It does not stretch. The pouch itself does a bit, but the sewn collar material does not.
162158
No, it is not stretchy at all. Time will tell if it sags over time but it is a rather tight weave.
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I have had mine and worn everyday for 2years and it doesn't wrinkle exactly. It breaks in quite nicely and just kind of stretches into a curve as apposed to wrinkling. I was with the 101st for 5years and I can honestly say this is THE BEST riggers belt on the market.
78865
the belt is flexible. my husband and I both have the belts and we love them.
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Hi, I bought this last year to rehab a patient, and the belt is not elastic. It is meant to be unisex, but Aquajogger does also have a product that is slightly smaller for more petite women.
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The belt should be snug enough to where you are able to bend, stretch, or squat. If the belt pops a loose you will probably need to adjust it. Start with outer belt first and then the inner belt. If the belt keeps coming a loose, get a bigger size belt. If overlaps to much, you need a smaller size.Hopes this help."November"
1739390
This is non-stretching strap, firm as nylon may be. You may pull, but may not use it as dinamometrical strap.
2180965
I would not recommend this belt, I literally had to tie a knot in the belt, threw it away and bought a different kind. Sorry
1830780
yes its stretchy, but not stretchy enough for me. it is more fleecelike, not the undarmour thin stuff.
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No, I gave it to my husband as a gift, was hard to find one with a belt, he wears it twice a week and has had it for about 6 months, so far it is fine, he is a 36 waist, no problem in the fit, holds up fine, no wear and tear on any of it. He likes it! The belt seems a little thicker so I guess that helps......
1360141
Hi Donald. I have a Posey Green Six Handle belt that I bought to use with my mother. The belt does slip sometimes when used, but it still helps me get her up. I would rather have the belt even with the slipping than not have it at all.