When buckled, I need the belt to be 34 1/2 at its largest (measured on the backside circumference) - would the medium work
1079735
You would have a long tail. There are five sets of grommets to use and you would be using the second set (from the inside.) you might do better with a small.
1691978
I recommend you contact the seller. I've never used the belt so I hesitate to guess.
539640
I have a medium sized belt. The height, at its widest point is 8 1/2 inches. The length is 30 inches and the thickness is one and a half inches.I hope that helps.
2210123
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
2246044
In reading other responses, if you put a 42" cushion on there, it will probably buckle. The measured EXACTLY and gave no room for give. I will be looking for a 40-41.5" cushion if I feel I need one.
699725
Yes. I use a two inch belt when I wear jeans and it works very well. I think you will appreciate this product.
1896876
It'll fit 30 through 44 (or more). I'm a 34-36 and its gotta lots of room. It has a wide range and adjustable belt. But I found out today the inner belt loops to give it extra strength wont work on a traditional belt with buckle, as the belt overlap is far to wide and meant for a single belt width, not two. FWIW.
1641186
Suggest contacting the company. My waist is about 44" and the belt is 35" - 40". It fits but is tight. It is adjustable but I like it tight. Maybe if they have 44" - 46" that might work.
42827
I cannot say for sure yes or no, I know my waist is 34 and I have about 6"-8"of leftover strap on each side. On a side note, it would be easy enough to get 2 extra buckles and a piece of strapping to make an extension for the belt.
1335119
I have a 34-36" waist depending on the clothing I wear. I took up all the slack in the web belt. It will just barely fit comfortably. Bottom Line: Way too much belt. It just isn't sized for a small to medium waist. The pouch itself is great!
770444
I would use a tape measure around the area that you intend to wear the belt.
1201551
They both change. I've got a 32" waist...and used to have a large. It was OK, but when I really cinched it up? I had about 3 inches of velcro BEYOND the length of the adhesion strip. So now I have a medium, and it's perfect. You can cinch this thing up like a corset...it's so good that way. I love it!!! Buy the smallest one you can.
1762420
Just checked Wilson NG, my belt is 1 and 3/8 wide and can be held either way. I don't think a wider belt will work. But may stretch to 1.5 inch
434653
Measure the width of the buckle and order that size. The part that goes in.
599594
I am 34" waist, I have it stretched pretty tight and have about 6" extra that I have to wrap. The perforated part will stretch pretty far, may work.
333418
I have a 34" waist too and purchased a Large belt. For what I need, it is ok. If I were to buy it again, I would consider (though not sure) an XL, but not a Medium. I hope this helps.
1604297
You need to be careful. A belt of medium elasticity should stretch between 3% and 5% from its relaxed circumference to the size it assumes when on the platter and pulley. Many belts sold online are too tight, and this can injure the top motor bearing. Also, there is often debris from the old belt on the platter rim and motor pulley. This should be cleaned off. I use isopropyl alcohol (99% pure), Scott shop towels, a scraping tool, and a green pad.If someone tells you that you can get away with a tighter belt, go elsewhere.