Invisibelt1" Wide Skinny Belt - Lay Flat, Adjustable, No Buckle Lightweight PVC Belt with Narrow Band

I love this belt and can really not live without it.

Bought the newer thinner shape belt but it broke in one spot when I took a nap and couldn’t be fixed. If I ever get another Invisibelt, I’d get the original size band again. The good things are that just like advertised, it doesn’t leave a bump and the buckle isn’t big or sharp like so many other belts. Also good that it’s available in a few colors instead of one.

This is my second purchase of Invisabelt. I love how it holds down the ends of the waist at the button of my jeans & pants. Negatives for me are: I wear a size 4/Sm pants and this belt fits up to a 44” waist, so there is way too much excess belt. It should be made in sizes XS/S, S/L; L/XL/XXX. Also, the twist latch fastener is a little tricky to use. I thought this belt was too much money for what it is.

I already had an Invisibelt and loved it. But I lost it when we moved. So I had to order a replacement. The new belt is just as good as the old one.

I like the idea of the Invisibelt very much, as I have that constant issue of gaping waistlines with my pants. So I ordered this one January this year, and more than half a year later of usage, I'm a bit iffy on the quality.The belt itself is sturdy, made of clear plastic that isn't flimsy, which I liked. Based on other reviews about this belt I agree that it has a little bulge on the adjustment loop portion -- but to me that's not much of an issue, as I don't wear super-fit shirts anyway (I wear it more so to remediate the gaping waistline issue), but I can see how that poses a problem to people who want to wear fitted shirts over it.The buckles and adjustment loops are strong enough. I do wish they have this in a more "translucent" plastic, as during my usage the indigo jeans tend to bleed out and stain the edges of this belt, so it's not so "invisible" anymore when you use it on khakis (or maybe get the black one to wear it with dark jeans -- I just wanted to get the clear one expecting it to be flexible for dark and light pants).The main reason why I'm saying it's "just OK" is that while I do not wear the belt frequently the past 6 months (not all of my pants need the belt), the stitching that holds the buckle is not too strong. Right now the stitching is starting to snap off bit by bit and I'm pretty sure it's not going to last on the next wear. I am not even putting stress on it (I don't force my belt too tightly) -- I'd say that they need to improve the quality of the stitching -- maybe make a double parallel stitch rather than just one?Anyhow, there aren't really better options that I like out there for "invisible belts" so I'm going to give Invisibelt another chance. Hopefully my 2nd one lasts longer.

This belt has solved a world of fit problems for me, and I’ve basically been searching for this for years - maybe even decades. People who object that the belt has no stretch and is hard to adjust are missing the point. If you want stretchy, get an elastic belt. Due to health issues, I can’t wear any elastic waistbands - after only an hour the slightest elastic gives me severe gut pain. A regular belt gives me a bulky bump from the buckle, and going without a belt means I’m tugging up my pants all day like a kid due to a back gap. But this belt solves all my problems, and the “difficulty in adjusting” means it stays where I put it, like a belt should.In case this belt breaks, which so far it hasn’t after a month of wear, I went ahead and bought a backup. If they both break, I’ll buy a third. If that one breaks, I’ll just stay home in my pajamas. This belt is a MUST.

I used to wear Invisibelts for years. For many many years, I loved those belts. Never had a problem.Then I bought a new one & within days the buckle broke. Since I was a long time fan, I thought it was a fluke. So I ordered another one, it also broke (but in a different way.)So I stopped buying the belts for about 8 years.Just got a new one today. After 5 hours of wear, it is not broken. Yay.I will update my review if the belt buckle breaks. I actually love this kind of belt.

I bought a pair of shorts that I love but the waist was too big. My belt is so bulky and I hated it. I was looking for a velcro belt when I found this one and decided to try it. It adjusts to your perfect fit and is very slim and comfortable. I'm really very happy with it and would recommend it.

Functional unobtrusive and flat. Does a great job. Not cheap but effective

Firstly, I dont know why they call it 'denim', other than the fact that it is blue.The belt is a mid blue plastic affair which seems a little tricky to fit at first, but once you realise it is a double loop, it fits like a dream and does exactly what it says on the tin.Keeps pants up - and no bulky buckle.I would suggest you check your belt loop size before you order to make sure you get the right width.It's quite a high price to pay, but as it does the job, I'm happy.My only concern is that the fastener is slightly flimsy and I wonder how long it will last.

OK but to be honest feels no different from any other belt really. OK it is flat when you clip it on but nothing that makes me think I'm really glad I have it. I feel I could have just moved the buckle bit of one of my other belts around a few inches and it would be just the same. I find the clip is stiff and fiddly and the fact it is transparent is irrelevant as it's hidden anyway. You wouldn't want a clear plastic cheap looking belt showing. With jeans it feels as though it's not wide enough or strong enough. It's a bit flimsy and also sticky and fairly rigid so won't hang on any belt hook, it is a nuisance in my cupboard and haven't bothered using it.

Seems like a lot of money for a plastic belt

First impressions are l like this belt. It fits neatly and does not show under tight tops. As the clasp is only plastic l worry about whether it will have a long life. It was a bit expensive for something that is hidden however it may be stronger than it looks and at the moment l am satisfied with my purchase.