TIRAIN Postpartum Belly Wrap Pregnancy Recovery Girdle Corset Waist Band Belt

Pretty good. The fit is a bit weird on the front belly part. When the Velcro was closed on the two parts it seemed rounded. I was hoping it would be more flat (to help flatten my tummy and shape), but maybe it's rounded for a more round postpartum belly (closer to birth)?The back support is nice and has held up during my long shifts back to work. The boning on the back support seems like it is sturdy enough and barely shows any signs of bending or loosing their strength (like some other girdles or support systems I've tried).The fabric is smooth and soft. I have worn it directly against my skin and it hasn't caused any issues or irritations at all.The elastic seems strong and durable. It doesn't seem to be loosing any stretch or pull and does help bring in a little bit of the pudge.I am 5'11 and about 200 lbs, after the birth of my baby, and I ordered a large, but maybe a medium might have been better so that I could use longer. It does help with my overall shape and posture, but I want more space to cinch in the Velcro and elastic more.

I started using this belly wrap when I was still in the hospital after having my baby. It felt good to be secure and "held together" around my tummy, and I do think it helped slim my waist faster than if I hadn't used anything.Pros:AffordableEasy to put on and take offSupportiveSeems to work!Cons:A little too short for my long torso, so I had extra squishing out above or belowAfter a few weeks of wear, this wrap started to get misshapen and slide around, which made the problem listed above that much more annoyingA little on the bulky side, but I'm not sure if other wraps are any betterOverall, I am glad I had this product and I do attribute it to helping me get back to my pre-baby shape faster. If I have another baby in the future I may invest in a wrap that is a little longer to hold in all my extra squishies ;)

I bought this for support after my abdominal hysterectomy. It worked great. The second strap were the most helpful in support. I wore it start about a week after my surgery and for only a few weeks, mostly when I was up and about walking, running errands etc. I did not sleep in it or use it while relaxing/sitting/laying in bed during recovery. There is a small tear in it at one of the seams -- I think from constantly pulling the Velcro. I am round by nature, and this did not ride up or slide down on me and really was not visible under my clothes (which consisted only of yoga pants and shirts. For the price and what I needed it for, this worked great for me vs spending a lot of money on a different brand. Not sure how long it would hold up for c section recovery though?

I liked this for the price and purpose. You do roll over the top, but I didn't mind because I wear baggy sweatshirts anyways. I got this for after having my baby to help my tummy shrink back, and it seemed effective, but gave me really painful gas so I never ended up wearing this. For the price it is worth buying to just have on hand, but I wouldn't spend any more than this because you never know if you'll even want to wear it. It sure sounds like a good idea while you're pregnant, but once that baby comes out and your body has been traumatized, you really just want to be comfortable and heal properly, being skinny wasn't my #1 goal like I thought it would be.

I am using this as a waist trainer. I've tried several of the sweat belts in fitness and corsets in clothing. I decided to try this because of the flexibility to shape to my figure. So for these reasons, I like this very much because I can loosen or tighten as necessary where I need it.I am 5'4" and it does fit as in the picture. I can place it just below the bust and it ends at the panty line. The main wrap has 2 separate straps to adjust which gives a close fitting. But what I like about this design is that the external straps start at the back and give a flexible grip to position where you need it. I've been wearing this several hours at a time with breaks in between. You will feel a strong back support and can adjust the front so you are comfortable.Note that the back is mesh so you will need to wear a thin shirt underneath because it will leave imprints on your skin.

I bought this before my first pregnancy and used it postpartum for my first two deliveries. It just felt good to have everything sucked in when the muscles are so loose. Well my third pregnancy came along and I got bigger than with my other pregnancies and also busier and more sore. I have back pain and groin pain, sciatic and just general discomfort. Well I was looking at maternity support belts and thought they looked similar to this. I just took the two Velcro parts in the front and put them one on top of the other and fastened it kinda below my bump to help hold it up and voila! Maternity support band and postpartum belly wrap in one. It really helps with the groin and back pain and makes me feel about 10 lbs lighter.

I wore this for a few weeks after my first baby was born, and I was really happy with it! It can get super tight if you want it to, or you can have it loose if you would prefer that. There is boning in the back which keeps it from rolling or folding over in the back. It is surprisingly long as well, so if you have a longer torso it should do well for you!I enjoyed wearing this wrap because it made me think about posture and helped me feel like I had abs again. The only thing I didn't like about it was that I would have to take it off to go to the bathroom because it didn't really roll up at all due to the boning in the back. I would imagine this would be a thing for all wraps just because of the area that you're binding, but I wanted to mention it.

Grande..