4.5 out of 5
SI-LOC 670 SI-LOC Support Belt - Small/Medium
Product Description
Therapists prefer the SI-LOC® over other back braces and SI support belts because it stays in place. Patients prefer the comfort of the SI-LOC’s lightweight, breathable fabric and non-bulky design that conceals easily under clothes.
SI-LOC offers relief from low back pain and back spasms, along with referred pain in the hip, pelvis or sciatic pain extending down the leg. Its patented, tapered design is wider at the innominates for even pressure distribution, making it comfortable to wear for long periods while keeping steady, supportive pressure on the SI joint. Wide, medical-grade, non-slip pads prevent the SI-LOC from sliding while dual hook-and-loop closures allow user to adjust the anti-slip buckle to where it is most comfortable.
Developed by the IAOM-US; patented.
SIZING INFORMATION: Measure the pelvic circumference at a level 1” above the most superior aspect of the greater trochanters.
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Line dry or lay flat to dry. DO NOT USE HOT WATER. DO NOT MACHINE WASH OR TUMBLE DRY.
SI-LOC offers relief from low back pain and back spasms, along with referred pain in the hip, pelvis or sciatic pain extending down the leg. Its patented, tapered design is wider at the innominates for even pressure distribution, making it comfortable to wear for long periods while keeping steady, supportive pressure on the SI joint. Wide, medical-grade, non-slip pads prevent the SI-LOC from sliding while dual hook-and-loop closures allow user to adjust the anti-slip buckle to where it is most comfortable.
Developed by the IAOM-US; patented.
SIZING INFORMATION: Measure the pelvic circumference at a level 1” above the most superior aspect of the greater trochanters.
WASHING INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash in cold water with mild detergent. Line dry or lay flat to dry. DO NOT USE HOT WATER. DO NOT MACHINE WASH OR TUMBLE DRY.
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Customer Reviews
By Nancy
Date: September 12, 2021
I've had numerous backsupport products and this one does the trick. It is just a narrow band that holds the si joints firmly in place. The rubberized area helps prevent slippage up or down. Worth every Penny for someone suffering from si joint pain.
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By J. Edelman
Date: September 10, 2021
This is an amazing support belt when used correctly. After wearing lifting belts and back braces for years I threw this belt on with the same tenacity and vigor and sorely paid the price! After 30 minutes of wearing I was in more pain than when I started! I iced and tried again the next day. This time just tightening it to where I felt support not constriction... Much better.Using this belt postpartum has helped me to support the healing in my pelvis while I do most everything. Standing and bouncing the baby was hard on my hips at first but with the belt I have a lot more stamina. It also helps me translate my pressure from my legs better so I can squat to life things from the floor without back or hip pain.One thing I wish it had was an option for a sacrum pad to support the proper alignment of my sacrum while my hips were also being supported. This would help the strengthening and hold the alignment so the muscles strengthen into that position. To achieve this I actually wore two belts one was flexy and had the pad. This one is more sturdy support.Three favorite uses: standing for long periods or bouncing the baby, (lift) clean from floor and riding lawn mower!!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By peggy
Date: July 31, 2021
I was so surprised that this worked so fast and so well love it
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By Roots Music
Date: July 24, 2021
This SI belt is as advertised. I've only had it for a couple of days, so too early to judge the belt's efficacy vis-a-vis support and comfort.
Rating: 
[4 of 5 Stars!]
[4 of 5 Stars!]
By Joelle Mae
Date: July 15, 2021
I watched some YouTube videos that claimed that a belt made for Si Joint pain could help with the pain. My pain is pregnancy related and I had already bought a generic pregnancy support belt for hiking and a different kind of back pain. The generic belt did help some but the effects were wearing off. After suffering with intense searing SI joint pain for 3 weeks, I went ahead and bought this belt. It worked significantly better than the other belt I had been wearing! Sometimes it is worth it to have the product made for your specific issue. Unrelated to the product but helpful to others suffering with SI Joint pain, try wearing supportive shoes 24/7. I have hard floors throughout my home and was wearing flip flops and flats and switching to supportive shoes (oofos or tennis shoes) has helped a ton!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
[5 of 5 Stars!]
By lani girl
Date: April 18, 2021
I've had SI pain for a lot of years off and on. It started during pregnancy, but I didn't understand what it was or what to do. When I explained the pain to my chiropractor, he just said Oh ya, that happens. Obviously he didn't know anything about it. Other chiros had no advice for it either. I'm thinking this is something that is not well known or understood. I recently fell on it a little and that messed it way more. I'm in more pain with certain activities that ever before.Thankfully, YouTube channel Bob and Brad addresses a myriad of physical issues and this was one of them and I finally discovered what the pain was and its name. They recommended this SI belt and later a book, so I got them both.Belt Instructions: The instructions say to wear it almost 24/7. I really think this takes time to get used to though. I started wearing it just when standing for a long time and that helped reduce the pain quite a bit. As I got used to it I wore it more and more and wear it all day now. The only problem is that I am pear shaped so the belt slides down the abdomen and in the back, slides up to the waistline. So I have to adjust it often. But I'm used to wearing it and it has definitely reduced pain with standing. I also have pain with sitting on harder seats or in cars, it hasn't seemed to help with that.Exercises:I also got a book called Sacroiliac Pain: Understanding the Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method by Deborah Riczo; it was recommended by Bob and Brad too. She has specific exercises to relax and strengthen the area. She also mentions an SI belt too, including this exact one. She recommends wearing it during the day, but you don't have to wear it at night unless you have pain then. So thankfully no 24/7 wearing of the SI belt.Overall I'm getting better, but it's slow. I'll keep wearing the belt and working on the physical therapy to heal.
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]
[4 of 5 Stars!]