Light Gray Reflective Neoprene Waist Trainer With Sticker Tummy Training
$17.97
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Details¡êo
1. 100% neoprene lining with thick compound fabric has good thermogenic results to make you, reduce water weight;
2. The embossed surface reduces slipping and roll-up during activities, the belt flattens and smooths your tummy, slims and trims your waistline;
3. The large-area adjustable hook & loop fastener provides a snug fit on your body, also, you can adjust the tightness and compression on your needs;
4. The gray reflective and elastic hemming strip makes it clearly visible when you encounter a light at night, solid black main body is suitable for both men and women;
5. Occasions: wear it when you work, workout, do fitness, jogging, running, lifting, and even as loungewear.
Garment Care¡êo
Inter Layer:100% Neoprene+Outer Layer:100% Polyester
Cold Hand Wash Separately
Size¡êo
Model wears size S and is 170cm tall
Stats: Bust 90cm/ Waist 64cm/ Hips 108cm
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