How good is this belt good if carrying twins?
700046
I gained over 100lbs with my first baby due to medical reasons I am now pregnant again my daughter isn't even one yet I bought this just because my doctor suggested i buy one did you know where to start and this look like a good starting point and so far it works wonders it's great as far as invisible while wearing clothes and comfortable throughout the day to where you forget you have it on you will feel the difference once you take it off for the price I think it's great
700047
Works well with my wife, carry a girl very low. Comfortable, except for sitting long term... But when sitting, she does not require it.
2033929
The buckle was not a problem for either my son or my daughter. The material from which the Baby Bjorn is made is pretty well padded. The piece that the baby ends up sitting on hangs down below the buckle so the buckle never digs into the baby.
334409
I actually use the belt with a glock 19 and two pistol mag pouches and two ar15 pusHed without a problem. This is a very stout belt
123876
It's big enough to carry poo BAGS, but not actual poo. Because half of the belt is elastic, I find it doesn't bounce that much if it's not weighted down too heavily.
484823
I would recommend a small. It will provide you a good tight fit without a lot if excess belt getting in your way.
910583
You would buy your normal size - K'tans are very stretchy! Actually, I would size down, as K'Tans run very large. I was bordering between a medium and large, and I need a small to get baby high and tight like their supposed to be. You could probably find a good video on YouTube that shows how to use it with twins. I think the instructions show how to use it with twins too. You won't be able to carry twins for more than a couple months probably. Stretchy also means saggy with heavier babies or multiples. Once they are around 15lb, they will probably be too big.
1105889
Yes. That's a big reason I bought it. It is light and fits through standard doors with ease however it is long and does not fit in standard gate check stroller bag, I had to make my own, that is if u want to use one. Other than that it was great. Twins should be at least 6 mos old or with good head control. It does have a 5 point harness. Good luck in your travels.
442705
My twins are only two weeks old, so I haven't used the stroller much yet, but I love it so far. It is easy to use. The Graco car seats fit snugly in the stroller, I really like how the cup holder is down lower so the likely hood of drinks spilling on the babies is very slim. So yes I would say it is safe for twins
345895
I'm medium size . This belt it's good for all size belly. An have help me a lot to burns belly fat.
7399
You don't need to be that strong. Although I think it would depend on how thick the belt is too.
971865
I can lift my 170 lb father (using the belt) from a sitting position in a chair to the toilet and then from the toilet back to the chair. He can manage a few side steps only. The belt is strong and great. I can't deal with the transfers without it. I purchased two belts. One to replace the other being washed. Dad is always wearing one of the belts.
1163058
I'd call the leather 'real enough'; pretty decent, actually, considering. My belt does looks just like the picture and does have the stitching/squares you've mentioned, but what might not be obvious from the pictures is that it's actually composed of two stitched-together layers: there's a contiguous belt, with the squares stitched on top of the base layer. Both layers are of about equal thickness, and pretty sturdy. (I'd rate the whole belt as pretty sturdy, in fact, though not especially supple.) I've been using it for elaborate costumes for adults, I'd have no qualms giving it to a kid, other than potentially size. (This thing is not going to fit a four-year-old... :) I'd call the leather 'real enough'; pretty decent, actually, considering. My belt does looks just like the picture and does have the stitching/squares you've mentioned, but what might not be obvious from the pictures is that it's actually composed of two stitched-together layers: there's a contiguous belt, with the squares stitched on top of the base layer. Both layers are of about equal thickness, and pretty sturdy. (I'd rate the whole belt as pretty sturdy, in fact, though not especially supple.) I've been using it for elaborate costumes for adults, I'd have no qualms giving it to a kid,... » Read More I'd call the leather 'real enough'; pretty decent, actually, considering. My belt does looks just like the picture and does have the stitching/squares you've mentioned, but what might not be obvious from the pictures is that it's actually composed of two stitched-together layers: there's a contiguous belt, with the squares stitched on top of the base layer. Both layers are of about equal thickness, and pretty sturdy. (I'd rate the whole belt as pretty sturdy, in fact, though not especially supple.) I've been using it for elaborate costumes for adults, I'd have no qualms giving it to a kid, other than potentially size. (This thing is not going to fit a four-year-old... :) « Show Less
885523
Haven't experienced a problem with the locking system. Plastic is very thick, & sturdy. Given the correct size for your waist, the velcro is strong enough to keep the belt locked in place even when lifting heavy. I also own a heavy duty leather lifting belt as well, but this one is more comfortable because it doesn't pinch or seem to cut into my waist when I bend over. I also agree with the previous comment that if you plan to lift heavier than 500 lbs, you may prefer the security of the leather belt.
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.
114491
I've owned my for about 4 months and use it daily. The belt has not slipped once.
267543
Also baby bjorn is ten timesEasier to snap on than ergo. Overall, this was a great carrier for up to 20 lbs, after that it was too hard on shoulders and switched to ergo. But for short outings it will be fine up to 25lbs. Right now my son is 23 lbs at 16 months so you can see how long this will last. Ergo can last past 2 yrs and is better for baby sleeping. My son always fallsAsleep in ergo not so much bjorn as feet are always moving and dangling.
1778532
I bought this for my daughter who is using it her for her toddler who is about 30 lbs and her newborn who is in her car seat. We've had no problems on our shopping trips.