This topic is about finding a comfortable and effective belt for ostomy pouch wearers, particularly for better sleep. The original poster is considering switching from a Stealth Belt Velcro Pro to a new Slip-On Stealth Belt and is seeking advice on comfort, sizing, and customer service experiences. Here are some insights and advice shared by others:

1. The Slip-On Stealth Belt provides less support than the Velcro Pro and is not designed for hernia prevention. However, it should be sufficient for keeping the pouch off the skin during sleep.

2. There have been changes in Stealth Belt's management. While past communication was poor, there is cautious optimism that customer service might improve, though this is not confirmed yet.

3. Experiences with Stealth Belt and alternatives vary:
- One user found the Stealth Belt purchased on Amazon offered minimal support, similar to a skinny Coloplast belt.
- Some prefer Ostomy Secrets slip-on belts or wraps, which have two internal pockets for different types of ostomies. They offer a "swimming" version for daily wear and a wider version for sleep, which helps contain leaks. These belts do not use Velcro, preventing clothing from riding up and enhancing comfort.

4. Other product recommendations include:
- Nu-Hope Corp. belts, which can be worn all day, come in wider styles, and are often covered by insurance. They provide mild support for parastomal hernias.
- A DIY option involves using a maternity band with a hole cut for the pouch, which works well if the goal is just a fabric barrier.
- Users who dislike narrow belts from appliance manufacturers often prefer wider belts like those from Nu-Hope for better stability.

5. For those with a significant difference between waist and hip measurements, stretchy or nylon materials are recommended. These materials conform to varying body shapes, providing a secure and comfortable fit.