Jelt Elastic Stretch Belt | For Women & Men | Non-Metal | Black Belt

I ordered the BeltAway, Jelt, and Infinity Belt to compare. The Jelt was my least favorite. Overall, I wish they focused on the product as much as they did the clever packaging.Pros: The Jelt stays put, thanks to the silicone grip lining the inside of the belt. It lays mostly flat and does the job of a belt.Cons: The Jelt is not adjustable! At all! This is not good for anyone who ever feels bloated or doesn’t like the feeling of a tight belt. Even following the size chart, to be confident that it would always be firm enough to hold up my pants, I had to sacrifice the ability to get a more relaxed fit when I want it. Finally, it is the most noticible under a shirt compared to the Belt Away and the Infinity Belt.The pics attached show what Jelt looks like on, and then a comparison of my traditional belt vs the Jelt under a tight shirt.

I really like it as an invisible belt. You must be very careful in buying the right size, as it is completely nonadjustable. That can be a plus, as unlike produces like Invisibelt, it does not double over on itself. With the invisibelt, it continuously stretched, so that more and more had to be double layered as it tightened. It ended up being thicker than a standard belt.That is not the case with this belt. It stays in place and is quite low profile.My issue is with the pricing. After a few months, the closure is starting to weaken. It is a very cheaply made plastid closure. If it does end up breaking, I just can't justify spending another $32 on a replacement, which is the most I've ever spent on a belt in my life. I'd expect at least a year of wear out of a belt that expensive. So far, I've had it come undone in public twice, once while teaching.

The Jelt is a great solution for folks who want to avoid having their pants button closure stick out or protrude through their shirt. It works best if you put the buckle off center -- to the right of your pants fly -- so that the rubber on the back of the Jelt can keep it securely in place over the pants button. I do not wear it when I tuck my shirt in -- I have some decorative belts that I wear when I want my belt to be seen. I wear the Jelt when I don't really need a belt, but I want a smoother profile when I have my shirt out over my pants. The rubber on the back is very ingenious. Great design work! I wear 8's and 10's in ladies pants, and I purchased a medium. It's a good fit.

I also have another brand that is the same concept, but actually find the grippy design of this belt to work better. I'm middle aged and my stomach is just a bit large, so I find my pants are often falling down an hour or so later. This belt keeps them up, period. It doesn't show through tops and it doesn't bind, it just works. It's also great for pants that are a little too large around the waist to start with.

This is a cheaply made belt that is not adjustable. Would have been worth it at $5-$10, not $32. I needed a belt for work quickly, so I didn't research it well, but this is basically a length of elastic belt with a cheaply made buckle. The description said 36"-40" waist. It is not adjustable, that's just a guess. The belt is too loose. I can't use it. I would send it back, but I threw away the packaging on my way to work. The nicest part about it was the "Jelt" logo printed in anti-slip material on the inside of the belt. I have never had a belt with anti-slip material, and I'm not sure why that would be so important anyways. Try to find yourself a good belt

I’ve been a fan of elastic belts for a long time. They just make sense. I’ve always worn belts from a company called ARCADE. I love them, but when I saw belts from a company run by women right here in the USA, I love supporting stuff like that. The design is genius and it feels super high quality. Plus I love that the belt isn’t “adjustable” because that’s the one thing I hate about my ARCADE belts, I have to readjust them every few days because they loosen up. But with all that said, at the end of the day, I had to return this belt because it is some of the weakest elastic I’ve ever come across. It stretches WAY too much and simply doesn’t have the strength to make your pants secure. It quite literally felt like I wasn’t wearing a belt at all. They need to double up on the elastic or something. Or just use more powerful elastic.

I've been wanting an invisible belt for quite a while and after reading the cons from so many purchasers of other brands, I never bought one until very recently when suddenly the Jelt invisible belt appeared on my google search. After reading all the reviews, I determined this brand appeared to be the answer. I purchased two belts--one black and one white. These belts definitely live up to the description and the reviews. Every feature is high quality, from the strong elastic and well designed, sturdy plastic clasp, to the gel on the inside which keeps the belt from slipping. I have worn it to cope with the usual problem of jeans sliding down the backside and it performed well.

Jelt belt reviewPros:1.Keeps jeans in place. Really does! No back gap.2. Keeps pants/shorts from sliding down. When I wore skinny jeans they would always ride down. Not anymore!3. No big buckle sticking in front and adding bulk. Flat frontCons1. I wear an average size 8 and bought a medium in November. It does fit around but I am pulling it right which creates a little muffin top by pulling tight. My jeans stay up but not flattering when I have a tight shirt. I bought a large in May because I love the belt but was thinking that my jelt belt was pulled tight because it was too small. Received large and it is almost 3 inches larger than medium. Large would not hold anything up, way to big. Returned large. I wish their was something in between. Technically medium fits around me but only in tight mode hence the 4 stats instead of five

Muy bonito y práctico.Una buena compra.