How high or low should the belt be worn in relation to the belly button?
85593
My belly button is about in the middle of the belt. But adjust it until the back is nearly pain free. This belt totally changed my life for the better. Recently my doctor told me it's a good back support. Best to you.
85594
It should be adjusted right above your waist line, mostly covering your belly button area.
37708
I felt the exact same way. I tried lowering the belt lower than the manual recommended and began to feel more in the middle. Also strapping it down tighter and gettign up to the max volts helped. It's not defective, but I don't believe we feel it in our middle abs as much because those are typically stronger than the sides.
808310
it depends what you're more comfortable with, because I'm not the average bodybuilder I used to be 315 pounds and I have excess skin I prefer my belt to be tighter, I feel as if it feels better on the core because of it being so tight, granted I only put the belt on when I do 405 on a deadlist.
1778346
I am 6' 1" , 210bs. I carry a 5" Gov't model 1911. In summertime in wear it with a T-shirt or tank top with an unbuttoned, un-tucked Hawaiian, or short-sleeved safari shirt. Wintertime, under a flannel semi-dress shirt. Never been any problem with being obvious, and quite comfortable. I suggest adjusting it much closer to your armpit than you see in the movies. Also, I've never had need for the belt tie-downs. ( I don't run AFTER people)
1710813
I love mine. This one is high fitting, does not interfere with your gut. Very adjustable and comfortable.
1545040
It should go just below the tops of your hip bones on the side. For men, it is about at the belt line, for women it is usually a few inches below where a normal waistline would be.
888173
Like Amber said, it's not the angle of the torso that's most important, but that your knees are lifted above the hips to get the correct alignment for your colon. You could also use a 7 inch box in front of your toilet, but I like that the squatty potty wraps around the toilet and I don't have to mess with getting a box out of the closet every time I have to go.
484823
I would recommend a small. It will provide you a good tight fit without a lot if excess belt getting in your way.
20303
Just below navel, like the others say, at a comfortable level, not high nor hip hugger
1045552
Henry you can use your belt size because you wear it just above your hip girdle. Hope this helps.
209515
I have the duty pants and they aren't that low. I can't stand low riding pants, but these seem to keep me covered whenever I squat or bend over. I wear mine about an inch below my belly button (im 6 foot and have a pretty long torso though). Hope this helps!
1545041
I WEAR MINE JUST ABOVE MY HIPS AND I DIP THE BELT LOWER IN TO MY FRONT PELVIS, THEN I WEAR MY OUTER SHIRT OVER IT. Best is to try it in different places and see what works for you, blessings to you, Roger
732881
http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=43: *If the belt you measure is one you carry inside the waistband with and plan to continue to carry IWB - Measure from the end of the buckle to the hole you use the most often. Subtract two inches. *If you do not carry inside the waistband and you plan to start - Measure from the end of the buckle to the hole you use the most often. Order that length belt (do NOT subtract two inches). *If you carry outside the waistband and will continue to only carry outside the waistband - Measure from the end of the buckle to the hole you use the most often. Subtract two inches.
42066
The waist is just below my navel (belly button). But then I'm 6 feet 2 inches tall in stocking feet.
540023
Depends on your torso length, but I'd say roughly just above your hips (about where your belt rests on your jeans)
454437
It depends on how big your waist is and has nothing to do with height. The (M) belt was plenty big enough to go around my waist when I was about a 36-38 and can still be tightened down well at about a 30-32 inch waist.
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.