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Inguinal / groin
Left, right, or bilateral pad support for groin-area needs.
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Umbilical / navel
Navel-focused belts for targeted abdominal support.
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Abdominal binders
Full-abdomen wrap compression — different from a pad truss.
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Compare inguinal hernia belts by model
Start with the side your clinician has advised supporting, then compare pad configuration and hip measurements. A single-pad belt is different from a two-pad design; a dedicated Left or Right truss is different from a belt with a pad that can be positioned on either side.
On a small screen, swipe across the table to see all columns. Select a model to view its product photos and size guide.
| Model | Pad configuration | Side selection | Hip size range | Fastening | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OX7271S — single removable pad | One removable compression pad | Position for left or right support | S/M: 34–44 in (86–112 cm) L/XXL: 44–55 in (112–140 cm) | Adjustable straps with hook-and-loop closure | Black, Gray or White |
| OX7271A — two removable pads | Two removable compression pads | Left, right or both sides, using one or both pads as directed | M: 28.75–38.5 in (73–98 cm) L: 35.5–41.25 in (90–105 cm) XL: 38–47.25 in (96–120 cm) | Adjustable straps with hook-and-loop closure | Black |
| HB7270 — dedicated Left or Right truss | One contoured silicone pad | Choose the Left or Right version when ordering | 30–48 in (76–122 cm) | Elastic straps with hook-and-loop fastening | Beige |
| HB7270A — double-side truss | Two contoured pads | Double-side design | One size; confirm your hip measurement with us before ordering | Elastic straps with hook-and-loop fastening | Beige |
How to compare fit
Measure around your hips where the belt will sit, rather than using pants size. Size labels are not interchangeable across models: OX7271S uses S/M and L/XXL, while OX7271A uses M, L and XL. Check the chart for the exact product you choose. For the HB7270A double-side truss, contact us to confirm fit before ordering.
Use each product’s wearing instructions and your clinician’s advice. Position pads only as directed. Straps should feel snug without pain, numbness or restricted circulation; re-check placement after movement. Do not use a support belt as a substitute for evaluation or treatment.
Choose the correct support area
These models are for the groin area. For support centered at the belly button, compare umbilical hernia belts. For a broad abdominal wrap, browse abdominal binders. Those are different designs, not interchangeable versions of an inguinal truss.
Frequently asked questions
Which designs have two pads?
OX7271A has two removable pads for single- or double-side configurations. HB7270A is the beige double-side truss with two contoured pads. Follow the instructions for the selected model.
Do I need to choose Left or Right when ordering?
For the beige single-pad HB7270 truss, select the Left or Right version. OX7271S uses a removable pad that can be positioned for either side. Confirm your required configuration with your clinician.
Are the same sizes used on every model?
No. Compare the actual hip range, not just the letter or “one size” label. The table links to each product and its fit information.
Can a belt replace medical care?
No. These products provide external support and comfort; they do not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent a hernia. Follow individualized clinician advice on use, activity and wear time.
Related guides
Inguinal belt vs truss · Inguinal truss guide · All hernia belts
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