isABelt is the Original invisible belt

This is a terrible product. It is so thin and cheaply made that it fell apart about 2days after I got it. Not worth buying.

I debated this product for a couple of weeks before making the purchase. For one thing, it doesn't look like a very fashionable belt for the price; and for another, I figured it would probably just loosen up as the day goes on the way all my other (more fashionable) slide belts do.But I finally took the plunge and bought it. At first I thought I'd wasted my money as I struggled to adjust the size. The plastic-on-plastic does NOT want to move. But once I got it adjusted, I discovered that's a GOOD THING! The same grip that makes it hard to adjust also prevents it from getting loose as the day goes on. I've had mine for almost a year now, and I've NEVER had to adjust it again since that very first day!Before this belt, I had to decide which was the lesser of two evils: constantly tugging my pants up, or dealing with the belt bulge. No more. Tugging my pants up is a thing of the past.Recently I went somewhere, and while I was getting out of my car, a woman in the car in front of me got out of her car. The FIRST thing she did was give her pants a good hoist. I'm SO glad that's not me anymore!

I was able to try this on in a local store. The slider buckle to adjust it was so tight, I couldn't budge it at all. The store employee was able to, but not without a struggle. Given how hard she had to pull, I just knew that A) it was too much of a hassle for me to ever wear, and B) it would probably break after just a few uses. Plus it was difficult to thread thru my belt loops because it was so thin and flimsy. I also agree with those who say that the adjuster buckles are so bulky that they create a bulge under your clothes, just the way a regular buckle would -- totally defeating the purpose. I saw a suggestion on another website saying that, if you don't want a "buckle-bulge," get a men's army web belt that has a flat square buckle -- so I'm going to look for one of those.UPDATE: I discovered that the men's dept. at Wal-Mart carries cotton webbing belts by Dickie's that have a flat square buckle. They come very long but it's easy to cut off the excess and adjust them. Pretty good for wearing under an untucked tee.

This is the second belt I have purchased and I cannot say enough about the look the feel and JJHot Deals, whom I purchased this from. The belt lays flat and the plastic material is pliable and durable . I would highly recommend this product.