No Buckle Stretch Belts for Men and Women, Super Comfortable Invisible Belts for Jeans

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Awesone. Ive wanted one of these since I first saw the original, Freebelts, but Im sorry, there is no way Im paying $25 for an elastic belt. Ive been waiting for the imitations to appear, and there are plenty right now. While you may not agree with the business ethics of this, its nice to get a really functional belts for under $10. And than thats exactly what this is. If you simply want something that will hold your pants up, look no further. While you generally would never see my belt because my shirt is untucked, this wouldnt be unattractive at all. Its a nice looking thick elastic with leather snap ends and the hardware is the patinad bronze color you see in rivets in jeans. This belt also came with a bronze ring, which I assume you would use to snap in the center as a regular looking belt with buckle. For some reason the world does not make pants that stay up around my waist. Either its my waist to hip ratio or the amount of elastic in womens clothing, but pants that fit out of the dryer will eventually need to be tugged up constantly throughout the day. I also have several pairs of "fat" pants which still fit but once the daytime stretch happens they sag significantly more. This belt breathes new life into pants Im not yet ready to throw out. Ive tried traditional belts, but they are obnoxious and make bumps on my shirts and frankly they dont work to hold my pants up because they dont stretch. You change shape when you sit and stand, and these belts accomodate that. Simply snap one side through the belt loop closest to your fly, feed the belt through all your loops along the back and snap to the opposite loop. Adjust as needed. Congratulations, now you have pants that stay up and you can remove without messing with a belt.

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I like this belt. Like the premise of the design. Its nice not to have to scramble with unbuckling your belt to use the facilities. And it has a nice smooth line in front, no bulgy belt. Im happy with the purchase. However you should probably keep in mind 2 things. Because the belt attaches to the front belt loops, you have to understand that it exerts some force on those belt loops. Keep an eye on them for tearing. Also, it exerts force on your button/snap closure. It is stretchy so it is more comfortable. Im happy with my purchase.

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When it’s actually tight enough to work, it Stretches front belt loops so much that pants fit and look funny

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I have used the belt once with jeans and I felt like my jeans were able to deal with the pull on the loops just fine. I dont think Ill use it with other pants due to the pull on loops. It made things super easy as you dont have to undo a belt buckle and it lays flat. It is nice enough to show, but also doesnt disrupt the line of a tight shirt. I recently lost 12 lbs and so my pants arent too big enough to toss but start to get too baggy throughout the day. This absolutely does the trick! I do want to caution to pay attention to the size chart. I bought S-M and I had to use it at the biggest option and cannot use the middle ring. I am in-between a size 6-8 and am wearing it at the top of my hips. So, unless youre a real size 6 or using it higher up, its probably best to size up (unsure if that will be bulky big though).

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This belt is the best ever, but I have to admit that I dont wear it as advertised. I tried it that way, but I was afraid it was going to rip my belt loops, because it was putting too much tension on them. I added the included ring and wear it more like a regular belt, and it is perfect. It is flat and doesnt make a bulge under my shirts (or dig into my abdomen when I bend over), which was the main reason I wanted a belt like this. The elastic is great, because the belt moves with me and doesnt leave a gap in the back when I sit down, and it feels comfortable when I wear it.

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