MajescoMajesco Zumba Fitness Belt for Wii

I like the band it keeps the remote in place as while you are dancing/while doing Zumba. Before I purchased the band I tried many other things like putting it in my pocket or just holding it, it didn't work but after getting the band it solved my problem. I am pleased with the product.

I bought this fitness belt because my girlfriend and I love to play Zumba, but we only had the one fitness belt that came with the Wii game. I thought that we must be able to buy another one somehow, which is where Amazon comes to the rescue!This belt is exactly like the one that comes with the Wii game itself. There is literally no difference and you can't tell the difference between the two. If you've never used the Zumba belt before, here is how it works: you wrap it around your hips, and place the wii remote with the buttons facing outward inside the green pocket. It works through Velcro, and I think it attaches pretty strongly and the velcro seems to be of high quality. I've never had any issues with making it stick. The only problem I have is that sometimes the belt falls down on me, but maybe I just need to wear it tighter or this is just a design flaw. But as I said, this particular belt is exactly as it's supposed to be manufactured so that's expected.Overall, if you need a new Zumba Belt or just want to purchase a second (third, fourth, who knows!) then I'd recommend this.

We use this belt with our Wii U Zumba world tour game. The belt has an adjustable strap that goes from a really tiny waist to a much large waist. It's meant to be nice and snug on your hip so when your doing Zumba so the belt won't slip off your hip or the remote won't fly out of the mesh pouch in the front. The one issue I do find is once I have my belt on and I need to slip the controller inside after selecting the menus on the screen I find it hard to slid back inside but other than that I think this belt works great, and I think if you have any sort of zumba game this will work great.

I bought this belt so I could play my Zumba game (obviously). Honestly, I don't think it's necessary to buy this if you have a well-fitting waist trainer because it's basically the same thing. The only difference is the little pocket keeps the wii remote in place better.

I was in need of more Zumba belts for the wii because other people wanted to join in on the Zumba movement going on in my living room. This belt is great for hands free dancing. It fits me well and with some maneuvering I made it fit on my six year old as well so she can play and it recorded her score well. I am assuming that it won't fit everyone, but this is pretty good for me and my family and friends. i had no problems with the controller either while I danced with it on.

I enjoy the Zumba game for exercise, but I purchased a used copy that did not come with the band. I tried sticking the Wii remote in the waist of my pants, but it wouldn't stay in place.The band certainly works well, although I find myself having to adjust it often during my workout because it slides around. It does fit well, and seems like it would fit a wide range of people. My hips measure about 45" and the band fits with room to spare in either direction.My biggest complaint is actually with the game itself, although it is related to the belt - I feel like it does not always register when I am moving properly. I use the game for exercise more than for scoring points, but I feel like there is no point wearing the remote around my waist if just holding it in my hand and shaking it around works just as well. I like the idea of getting feedback to know that I performing the moves properly, but I don't think the game is very accurate. Maybe I am just a terrible dancer (probably true), the game is not well-designed, the technology is not good enough, or the band slipping around makes it inaccurate. It could be any or a combination of these things. Either way, I burn a lot of calories while playing, so it's still a good workout. The band makes it much easier to play and does seem to register most things with some accuracy.

Looks just like the photo. I'm already kind of small, petite if you will, just need some movement in my life, but I think if you were larger this should fit as well. It wraps twice around my midsection so it can get pretty much around me twice. It's also a flexible, stretchy material that won't wear out quickly. You can hand wash or machine wash it if you like. It breathes as well. I think that people saying it doesn't stay up from when they initially put it on are forgetting it's only meant to hold the U Mote not much else. That's it's main purpose to catch your movements and track your steps. I would recommend this product but you kind if need it for the program -game- to work correctly.

I bought this for my wife actually. Since we are one of four people who actually still fire up the Wii, she decided to get the Zumba fitness game. We bought it used, so it did not come with a belt. After looking for cats with laser hats on Amazon, I came across this. Seemed reasonable enough and punched the 1-click button.When it arrived, it was packaged in non-retail packaging. Probably left over belts that were going to make into game packs until the floor fell out from under the Wii. The wife unit tried it and deemed it perfect. Another gold star on the board for me.As for me, I put it on, and I still haven't lost any weight. Maybe I have to turn the Wii on.

Great quality and arrived in time.

Can fit a large variety of sizes (not quite one size fits all but close) and a strong velcro so it didn't come undone while playing the wii game.

I ordered it for my daughter and she loves it. She finds it easier to put the remote in the belt insteadof holding it in her hand.

The belt is imperative and it does what it should do, that is, contain the 'nunchrock' (tracker) snugly.The price is OK. I didn't rate it five stars because while the belt is fine, it seems to me the whole holding device concept could maybe be improved for something more comfortable? maybe lightweight (not the belt, the tracker).Rachel

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