
Not All Dance Belts Are Created Equal
With various brands, styles, and fits, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming—especially for first-timers. This guide breaks down popular models, key features, and tips for avoiding common sizing mistakes, so you can feel confident and comfortable from the start.
Click on a listing below for a detailed explanation, size charts, product shots and available reviews.
The Comfort Kings
- Body Wrappers ProBelt Classic With 2″ Waistband (Model M007)
- Maria Mens “Kamil” Thong Dance Belt
- Dance Jox
- Wear Moi Dance Belt – Narrow Waist
Maximum Security and Support
- Capezio Quilted Cotton Panel Thong Dance Belt
- Body Wrappers ProBelt Classic with 4″ Waistband (Model M006)
- Wear Moi Dance Belt – Wide Waist
Medium Support
- Body Wrappers Thong Support Dance Belt (Model M003)
- Body Wrappers ProBelt Classic With 2″ Waistband (Model M006)
- Capezio Self Lined Thong Dance Belt
- Dance Jox
- Bloch Mens/Boys Seamless Dance Belt
Lightweight Support
- M Stevens Thong Dance Belt
- Mariia Mens “Kamil” Thong Dance Belt
- Mariia True Bare Thong Dance Belt
- Wear Moi Dance Belt – Narrow Waist
- Bloch Mens/Boys Dance Belt
- Body Wrappers Full Seat Dance Belt
Best For Boys and Young Men
- Body Wrappers ProBelt Classic With 2″ Waistband (Model M006)
- Wear Moi Dance Belt – Narrow Waist
- M Stevens Thong Dance Belt
- Body Wrappers Full Seat Dance Belt
Evolution Of Dance Belts
The Capezio quilted dance belt has been a professional standard for 25 years, known for its no-shift security, though Dr. Dancebelt always found it lacking in comfort. WearMoi, likely the first belt designed by a male dancer, became the comfort favorite thanks to support from BoysDanceToo.
For years, dance belt design stagnated—until the “Billy Elliott” effect boosted male enrollment, sparking innovation. In 2013, Body Wrappers launched ProBelts, developed with feedback from dancers, including Robbie Fairchild, five other professional male ballet dancers, one teenage dancer and Doc himself.
In 2014, Tom Kilps of Texas Ballet Theatre introduced DanceJox. Rather than rely on outside testers, he developed the new design based on his own wishlist for the perfect dance belt, refining the design with input from his fellow company members.
Then in 2016, Mariia unveiled the “Kamil” model, which may be the lightest and most minimalist belt ever.
Mickey The Mannequin

“Mickey the Mannequin” doesn’t have male genitals—just a “Ken-Doll” bulge—so he doesn’t need a dance belt. But it’s easier to compare belts on a plastic model than an awkward, nearly-naked human.
All belts shown are pulled to the same stretch, so you can see if they sit low on the hips or high on the waist, as well as how the thong width connects to the pouch. Generally, a more structured pouch offers better support for the ‘upright & locked’ position.
