ChongErfeiMaternity Belt Pregnancy Support Belt Band Abdominal Support Belt Belly Back Brace Waist/Back/Abdomen Band, Black,Plus Fit Ab 46"-57.2"

Let me start by saying I am 9 months pregnant. I was looking for a support band and found this one. It does not work well on my body type. It would not stay down in the back around my hips/top of my butt and instead it slid up and scrunched in the small of my back, which is very uncomfortable. I do feel like this band is great for its adjustable sizing and you can make it tighter/looser depending on your need. The velcro did not give me any issues staying put, my only issue really is that it slid up and bunched uncomfortably.

I initially purchase the Jill & Joey brand of belt here on Amazon. I actually measure myself against product size charts, and yet that brand's sizing was off and as such, provided 0 support at double the price of this item.I LOVE my ChongErfei belt. I love how easy it is to put on, and the three different types of support. Sometimes it slides up or down a bit when you sit, requiring minor readjustment. I wear the belt over the maternity panel of my pants(all of my pants have a maternity belly panel), but under a blouse/top. My belly measures 46" currently, and the size Large in this product fits great. After returning the other brand's belt, I may just buy another of this brand! The price and relief of my sciatic and round ligament pain that this product offers make this item a great value.

I bought this at 6 months of pregnancy and barely wore it until I got to the 8th and 9th months of pregnancy. As it became harder to walk I wore this more, and it alleviated a LOT of the pain I had been experiencing. I was able to go for longer walks without the pressure of the baby's weight holding me back. After an hour or 2 it does get uncomfortable and you are ready to take it off for relief lol. But overall it does what it is supposed to. I wear an undershirt or shirt under my top and put it on top of the shirt so it will stay and not be as uncomfortable, nor look bulky lol. Recommend not wearing on bear skin because the lines will leave marks lol

First time mom here in her 3rd trimesterWas advised by a friend to start wearing a support belt during last trimester to prevent backaches associated with the growing baby.So gave this belt a try but was really happy with the purchase.I am 5"5 weighing 150lbs and am wearing a size medium so I ordered a large belt.The belt is comfortable and easy to wear. Just getting the hang of wearing it. Definitely lifts a few pounds.Would recommend everyone to try.

I wasn’t really expecting much due to the price but it is so comfortable and really helps with my round ligament pain and pelvic pain. I’m only on the second trimester but I had back problems prior to pregnancy. However this has been so good to help support my lower back and pulls my belly weight upwards. Love it. I got the nude color but plan to get another color since it was so relieving.

Pregnant and he sat low the entire time. Not cool but this belt did what it was supposed to. Gave 4 stars because company had a promotion and did not honor it or answer my email until 6 months or so later after amazon had already corrected the problem. Get the belt but be leary of promos

I feel like this did help support me, but I also don't like how it tends to roll on me, likely b/c of how I'm shaped, and being plus sized. It's not completely the items fault, but be aware. It also feels like one side is sewn backwards? Like, the fabric will fold over because the edge is sewn so far into the belt. That part should just be velcro and adjustable, as I hate slipping it over my whole body.

I bought this belt for my wife because she was having a lot of back pain from pregnancy and since I bought her the belt she said it has help tremendously. She rarely ever takes it off! It makes day to day easier for her. I’m glad I bought it.

I’d been having intermittent sacroiliac pain for 3-4 weeks from about week 17 of pregnancy. My doctor told me it would only get worse and advised me to seek alternative therapy like chiro or acupuncture. With 2 weeks to my chiro appointment I reached a crisis where I couldn’t hardly walk across the room, go down stairs, get into and out of bed without severe pain. That’s when I ordered this support belt. I’ve been using it for about a week and I feel almost completely back to normal mobility. I didn’t want to resort to tylenol so to get the inflammation under control I had to rest more and apply hot and cold packs. I looked up some exercises to do on youtube for SI joint pain in pregnancy which I think were also helpful. And then I wore this belt.I can’t compare it to anything else but I will say, it’s pretty comfortable. I was measuring 35 inches so I ordered a medium to have room to grow. It’s a little big right now but the velcro makes it adjustable to the right size. Black is great because most of my maternity clothes are black. I can wear it over or between layers. I have yet to wash it since I don’t wear it against my skin so I’m not sure how it will hold up that way. I thought it would be thicker or more sturdy. The joins aren’t really boned but it still works, and that’s the important thing. I don’t wear the top strap because my bumps not that big yet so I can’t comment on that. Perhaps I will need something stronger for the end of my pregnancy for actual belly support, but for this joint pain right now, the twenty bucks was well worth it.

I'm 5'3, 112lbs pre-pregnancy and currently about 145lbs. I purchased this to help with lower back pain and SPD/PGP discomfort. It's been a few weeks so: first of all, I went by the size chart and it's pretty big BUT just small enough it still works, the top band is just way to long for me to use. The material is nice, but the smaller belt you use for step 1 stretched out pretty bad and is distorted now... but still functional. Not very breathable, and it's not great since it's summer and about 28c on average and all sun. I also had a little card saying something about a freebie program, emailed as instructed, with no response which was a little annoying.

This belt has made a huge difference with my pelvic and back pain that was preventing me from going on walks. Highly recommend for any pregnant women.It is annoying to have to remove everytime I use the bathroom (which is often due to baby) but the benefits from the band make it worth it. I wear lots of black leggings so I personally prefer the black belt. It’s not as noticeable.

asia here. im too small, 3rd trimester bump too small. so... can't use the top strap at all for the lifting effect. so not utilizing the full capacity. and it stretches even if when my bump is getting bigger and heavier the straps just extend longer. so basically the velcro almost touch each other :(i use this to go out or play badminton on my 2nd-3rd trimester. but i will stop using once i want my baby to get down to my pelvis.down side is that when you have curves it does not curve too much with your body. it actually bunches up since it's not boned like a corset. i wish there was one but compared to the other cloth like belts this is sort more breathable cz of the mesh. so when i play badminton it is hot but atleast the sweat does not stick to it that much. although I always put it on top of my clothes.still helped me in the end.

Wasn't sure what to expect of a pregnancy support band, my doctor recommended it. As with everything in pregnancy, it's not the most comfortable thing to wear! But it does provide support. The instructions are very clear and once you figure it out, it's easy to pit together. I like the modular nature of the product, allowing you to use it in three different stages. I do with the band had a little more tautness to it, I sometimes felt I had to lift it up. But overall, does what it has to do and provides some pain relief support!