Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt

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By Junkzoo from NW Indiana
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Features

Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt

  • Applies comfortable compression directly to Sacroilac joint
  • Relieves sacroiliac joint pain
  • Universal fit: 23 - 50"
  • Adjustable / Removable pads

Product Overview

Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt

Bell-Horn SI Belt


The Bell-Horn SI Belt applies comfortable compression directly to the sacroiliac joint to help relieve pain. The unique, flexible pulley system is easy to adjust with just one hand for compression power that is unmatched by other pelvic-sacral supports. Simply put it on and pull the handle. You'll feel the power and support immediately. The belt is made from light breathable mesh for all-day comfort. Wear over or under clothing. Significantly reduces motion about the Sacroiliac joint, while providing compression power.

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Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt Reviews Summary

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Average Rating
12 reviews
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10 out of 12 recommended this product to their friends
Pros

Lightweight (8)
Sturdy (8)
Safe (4)
Provides support (1)
Supportive (1)
Great fastening system (1)
Cons

Bulky (2)
Flimsy (1)
Only works over clothes (1)
Not comfortable sitting (1)
Needs constant adjustment (1)
Strings can get twisted (1)
Best Uses

Following Surgery (2)
Elderly (2)
Support (1)
Pelvic stability (1)
LOWER BACK PAIN (1)
For unstable SI joint (1)
slipped disc (1)
pinched sciatica (1)
1-5 of 12 reviews
1 2 3
Does what it claims to do!

Pros:
Great fastening system. Sturdy.

Great fastening/strong velcro,along with tightening pulley system.Helped lessen,if not eliminate the sciatic joint pain I was having prior to using this belt,quickly after I first wore it. Only negative thing in my case, the front can tend to give discomfort due to low fitment of belt, if a lot of sitting/bending is done(due to the hard plastic tightening pulley handle).But I can deal with that because of the overall support and relief this belt gives me

by Junkzoo from NW Indiana
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt

Pros:
Lightweight. Sturdy. Safe.
Best Uses:
slipped disc. pinched sciatica.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

I had a slipped disc with a pinched sciatica. I went to the chiropractor for adjustments and she began teaching me exercises to strengthen my lower back muscles that would help to pull the sciatica back into position. She recommended a similar SI belt that I have worn faithfully for two years along with continued exercising. I wore the belt out and found this one online that is exactly the same design and more economical. I do not want to have to do surgery on my back. So far, this has worked well for me and I would recommend it highly. Some people have said it doesn't work but they may not know the correct way to adjust it and wear it. For the record, I am 60 years old, female, 5'3

by Tutti from South Mississippi
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Definietly does what it is supposed to.


Works well under or over clothing.

by xxatam from Knoxville, TN
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
little if any relief

Pros:
Lightweight. Sturdy. Safe.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

So far it is not doing what it was advertised it would do. The unit does not seem to apply the pressure where the pressure needs to be applied. I plan on talking to my client who is a Chiropractor about it

by spincoachmarty from Flossmoor, IL
BOTTOM LINE No, I wouldn't recommend this to a friend
I am satisfied with this belt

Pros:
Lightweight.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.

I like the fact that it is not really bulky and that it is easily adjustable.

by neeneesantiques from lafayette, la
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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