You're Not Alone. Reviews From People Like You.
HOW IT WORKS
The Belt Physical Therapists Have Used Since 1992. Now Made For Moms.
Your pelvis is a ring of bone, and pregnancy loosened the ligaments that hold it closed. Carrying a 20-pound baby on the same hip every day causes that side of the ring to get pulled open a little at a time. The muscles around it lock up trying to hold it together, and that's the ache that starts to build up. The ORIE belt sits low across the hip bones, not the belly, and holds the ring closed from the outside. Physical therapists call it force closure, and most moms say they feel it the first time they tighten it.
In a study of 21 women with pelvic pain that began around pregnancy, 20 could lift their leg more easily the moment a pelvic belt was put on. European Spine Journal, 1999.
SIT. DRIVE. BEND. IT STAYS.
Silicone Grip That Holds When You Sit Down
Most belts are plain elastic worn around the waist, so when you sit down they ride up your stomach. Things like getting in and out of the car become a hassle. ORIE has a strip of silicone on the inside that gently grips your skin instead of sliding on it. It sits low on the hip bones, and two side-straps pull it snug to keep it locked in. Whether your picking up your baby, grabbing their toys off the floor, or just taking a seat, the ORIE belt stays in place.
WHAT IT'S MADE OF
Every Part Of It Was Built For A Mom, Not A Man With Sciatica
Most SI belts are unisex medical gear. Bulky, scratchy, made to go over clothes. Every piece of this one was chosen for a woman who's on her feet all day with a baby on her hip.
WHICH ONE?
Not A Belly Binder. Not A Men's Sciatica Strap.
There are hundreds of these on Amazon and most of them are one of two things. A belly band that pushes down on your stomach, or a unisex back strap that rides up the second you sit. This is neither.
|   | ORIE Belt | Typical Amazon Belt |
|---|---|---|
| Sits low on the hip bones, never the belly | ||
| Silicone grip so it doesn't ride up | ||
| Two straps so the sore side can be tighter | ||
| Thin enough to wear under leggings | ||
| Soft mesh and bound edges, nothing digs in | ||
| Sized by hip measurement, two sizes | ||
| 30-day money-back guarantee |
30-DAY GUARANTEE
Wear It For 30 Days. If Your Hips Don't Feel Different, Send It Back.
Put it on for the carrying hours. The stairs, the car seat, the grocery run, the four o'clock stretch when she won't be put down. If it hasn't changed how those hours feel by day 30, email us and we'll refund every cent. Keep the box. No restocking fee. No questions asked.
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Answers To Your Questions
Does it slide up when you sit down?
Does it slide up when you sit down?
Nope! There's a silicone grip lining the inside, so it holds onto your skin instead of sliding on it. It sits low on the hip bones and the two side straps lock it there, so it stays put through sitting, driving and getting up and down off the floor.
Am I going to get dependent on it?
Am I going to get dependent on it?
No, the opposite. Right now your muscles are clenched all day guarding a loose joint, which wears them down. The belt holds the ring closed for you, so those muscles can finally relax and rebuild. Over time you need it less, not more.
Does it work if only one side hurts?
Does it work if only one side hurts?
Yes. Most moms only hurt on one side, the side they carry the baby on. The belt has a strap on each side, so you can pull the sore side tighter and leave the other side looser.
Is it okay after a C-section?
Is it okay after a C-section?
Yes. It was designed for moms, which is why it sits low on the hip bones and never touches your belly or your scar.
Am I too far past giving birth for this to help?
Am I too far past giving birth for this to help?
No. Whether it's been 3 months or 3 years, the ligaments around your pelvis are still loose and your muscles are still clenching to hold everything together. The belt closes the ring for you, which takes that strain off so the ligaments can tighten back up and the muscles can finally let go and rebuild.
Can I sleep in it or work out in it?
Can I sleep in it or work out in it?
Yes. Some moms wear it to bed because rolling over is where it hurts most, and it's thin enough to wear under gym clothes.
How fast will I feel a difference?
How fast will I feel a difference?
The moment you put it on. Most moms feel it the first time they stand up, climb the stairs or roll over in bed.
Try the belt risk-free for 30 days. If your hips don't feel different, we'll refund every cent. No questions asked.