Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt
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Average Customer Rating(14 ratings)
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Featured Customer ReviewGreat fastening/strong velcro,along with tightening pulley s... [ read more ]
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
Bell-Horn SI Sacroiliac Belt Reviews Summary
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12 out of 14 recommended this product to their friends
Top Pros
Lightweight (8)
Sturdy (8)
Safe (4)
Provides support (1)
Supportive (1)
Top Cons
Bulky (2)
Flimsy (1)
Only works over clothes (1)
Not comfortable sitting (1)
Needs constant adjustment (1)
Top Best Uses
Following Surgery (2)
Elderly (2)
Support (1)
Pelvic stability (1)
LOWER BACK PAIN (1)
Belt Stopped Pain of getting out of bed
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
Cons:
Belt pinches a fat belly.
Best Uses:
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly.
Even with pads! Belly is pinched when you sit up at front of hip joint. Unless your flat in bed. Then it does miracles.
by ...Ed from Montana
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Wow!
Pros:
Sturdy.
Effective.
Easy to use.
Cons:
Gives odd profile.
Best Uses:
Tailbone injuries.
This thing is amazing! I slipped on the ice and fell down a flight of stairs a little over a year ago, fracturing and dislocating my tailbone. It is permanently damaged and painful to the point that I considered surgery to remove the tailbone, despite an abysmal success rate and major risks.
Everything I had seen for coccyx injuries was completely ineffectual.. I have ridiculously expensive coccyx cushions, etc, and none of it has ever worked.
I ordered this on a whim, thinking that perhaps it would reposition my permanently dislocated tailbone and help a little. The first time I put it on, the constant pain disappeared instantly!
Since my injury, the only way I have been able to sit down is on a hard backless stool, with all of my weight on my pelvis. Sitting normally, especially in a soft seat like a couch, caused greatly increased pain, and when I stood up, I would experience incapacitating pain in my tailbone. I was SHOCKED to discover that I can sit down normally -- even on a couch, with a child on my lap!! -- with no pain whatsoever.
Wearing this belt has completely eliminated the symptoms -- it's like the fall never happened.
The only downside is that it makes me look a little weird. I'm a slim woman (size 4) but cinching the belt tight enough to get the relief I need pushes aside the flesh above and below the belt, creating a
by Pain in the bottom from Blue Mountain, VA
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
SI sacroiliac belt by bell-horn
Pros:
Lightweight.
Sturdy.
Safe.
good SI support.
Cons:
optional pads not soft.
no padding on white pads.
needs padding white disc.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Average Health.
The white oval plastic pads need padding. I purchased some lambswool and used sticky velcro to pad so there would be no imprints from the plastic pads.
by Jan from Rochester, MN
BOTTOM LINE Yes, I would 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
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
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
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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