VENUZORWaist Trainer Belt for Women - Waist Cincher Trimmer - Slimming Body Shaper Belt - Sport Girdle Belt (UP Graded)

This is an excellent product! Well made at a great price. Perfect for stabilization. I am wearing it to help with a TFL injury and to stabilize my pelvis. It truly helps with the healing process.

Great for your workout! The size gave the perfect fit and very comfortable during workout and it definitely does the work of keeping you tucked in so 10/10 would recommend.

Great for your workout! The size gave the perfect fit and very comfortable during workout and it definitely does the work of keeping you tucked in so 10/10 would recommend.

I purchased this to use at my job at UPS loading package cars. I bought an identical one several months ago in a medium and it is a little too big. Unfortunately, the small is a little too small. This is obviously not a fault of the seller or the product, but just unfortunate for me individually. The seller (I believe) does recommend choosing the larger size if your measurements fall in between and I agree with that information.The smaller size will not stay below my natural waistline for lower back support and the larger one will not cinch tightly enough with the primary belt, but the secondary straps will.Given this, the small would be ideal as a waistline trainer, but does not work for me as a support belt.Finally, the upgraded version of this product included in the available colors for a dollar more fits perfectly in the small.The product is very well made and unbeatable for the price. I highly recommend it to anyone who does not have current back issues and simply wants additional support for protection from injuries incurred during moderate to heavy lifting.I paid at least 50% more for several other back belts of nearly identical design and they have fallen apart.I would follow the seller's suggestion and choose a size up if measurements fall in between and w'o question pay for the upgraded version of this specific product from this specific seller.The newer version didn't arrive when expected, but I live in the country and deliveries are often delayed by no fault of the sender.I wear the belt six days a week for five hours a day over a thin tank top b'c the neoprene irritates my skin so I sometimes have spots where the shirt and the belt pinch if I don't get the fabric smooth enough before tightening the secondary straps.I wash it 2-3 times a week b'c it will make you sweat in your midsection during physical activity even if nowhere else. I put it in a lingerie bag and let it air dry.I have been loading package cars and using a back belt for eleven months and this one has been far and away the best at any price point in terms of value, durability and functionality.If I could make any changes it would be to make the entire belt and the straps about 3-4 inches wider and the fuzzy side of the velcro on the main belt extend further to allow for a tighter fit.Hope this helps. I have no idea if this is effective or safe for someone with existing injuries or back issues and would recommend taking it to the doctor with you for approval if that is what you need to safely lift heavy things, but I would absolutely try this one and ask your doctor if it would suffice before spending more money for the same basic design.

The waist trainer it’s great it has a strong support all around, holds in place, the material it’s really wonderful and it works very well.The only wrong thing it’s not tall girls friendly and due to that it folds.

Love it, can wear for hours and it don’t leave marks , great quality and Velcro strong

I like it. I wear on my walks. It fits perfectly and quality is really good. I have short torso and it fits. If it was any bigger, it would be too long, so I’m thankful it can work for both short and long torsos. I’m 4’11 around 115lbs and curvy

So first I want to say if you're looking for a corset to wear under your clothes to make you look flatter/smoother through your clothes, this isn't it. If you're looking for back support, postpartum tummy support, or a belt that will make you sweat more when working out, you're in the right place.There are 2 different models being sold in this listing, and they do have significant differences. I bought both styles, and both arrived in under 2 weeks and were made of sturdy good quality materials. I will talk about fitting and then go into how well the product suited my needs.The first one is shaped like basically a giant band-aid. It's smaller all around than the other. The second one, they call it the Z1 style, has some contouring on the bottom edge and is both wider and longer. Both have the cinching straps and are made from the same materials, but because the 2 layers of elastic for the cinching straps are more spread out in the Z1 model, they are easier to pull around yourself and deliver a more even squeeze for those with longer torsos.Take into account your measurements and body type when choosing which to purchase.If your measurements fit into the sizing chart pictured, the first belt should fit for the most part as advertised, in my opinion. The first belt would probably be best for someone with a shorter torso length, the Z1 would be a better option for a longer torso since it's wider. If your waist is bigger than the measurements listed for the XXL but still under 50" then it's likely you could still be able to use the XXL of the Z1 model! The Z1 is actually more than 3" longer than the other one and it seems a bit more stretchy to me also. I velcroed my XXL Z1 model just far enough so the velcro would not be sticking out and poking the wearer, and then I measured inside it with a sewing tape measure and it was 50" around inside. So I'm saying that if the sizing of the belts is consistent from this company within styles, then if your waist is 50" or less you should be able to use the Z1 XXL. I would like to repeat though that the other model is smaller and I would suggest going by the measurements on the chart for that style!Now, as far as usage, I have given birth to 6 babies over 10 years and could never stand to wear anything around my stomach directly postpartum because it was painful. Over that time my belly became very large. I'm certainly not a skinny lady but my belly was disproportionately stretched out to where I looked pregnant with multiples all the time. I had been needing to wear 3x in tops, 20/2x in bottoms because of my 51" belly and when I began to work out with T-Tapp 3 months ago, my whole body was shrinking but my belly was not shrinking any faster than the rest of me, thus I still looked preggo, just like a smaller preggo lady than I looked like before. In order to help my midsection gain (lose?) some ground on the rest of me, I was looking for a belt that would squeeze in my stomach and make me sweat more around the middle. I've never used a workout belt before but I've seen some, flat rectangle rubbery things that look like they would feel nasty when you sweat in them and suffocate your skin while not contouring at all to the curves of a human body. This belt looked different and I decided to give it a try. The price being so affordable, I ordered one of each style to try out. Both suck me in but the smaller one didn't feel wide enough for my really long torso. Both make me sweat. I can wear the wider one a little longer before it begins feeling uncomfortable because it fits my body shape better. I forgot I had it on one day last week and realized I'd had it on 6 hours. Oops. I don't think it's good to have it on that long but I guess it's proof of how comfy it is. It's working so well that I need to order the next size down because I can't strap it very tight anymore -it's not that the belt is stretching, it's that I'm shrinking. My stomach is significantly less disproportionate to the rest of my body since beginning to use this belt. I do T-Tapp 10-20 minutes a day while wearing this belt and I'm now in a size 16 jeans/XL tops, still shrinking, and feeling fabulous!