Tondiamo 4 Pcs Catheter Holder Urine Drainage Bag Leg Band Band Straps Anti Slip Urinary Catheter Bag Leg Holder Elastic Foley Catheter Stabilization Device for Men Women, 2 x 23.6 Inch (Blue)

Excellent.

I bought these for my 88 year old dad, who wears a leg bag. These are perfect! Just enough of a grip on the back side so they don't slide down his leg. Strong Velcro, that keeps everything in place. And the elastic is the right length for thick or thin legs. The small blue tabs are a perfect fit to thread thru leg bag holes. He even uses one at night to keep his overnight drain bag tube in place. Very soft on fragile skin and these are very well made. I wished I'd have found these years ago.

Easy to adjust and they work fine on my bag. They do tend to slide, but are better than other strap options I have tried.

Very simple, as a person relying on catheters for 6 years, I've had my ups and downs with straps for my catheter leg bags. Most come with cheap, cheesy garbage straps that use those frustrating little buttons that fly away at inconvenient times.For years, I used elastic straps from some Covidien bags I'd received. The bags used buttons that would eventually rip the eyes out of the bags. But they were the best I had.I saw these on Amazon, and decided to take a chance. They are the solution I've been seeking. The elastic band wears comfortably, and stays in place. The velcro is aggressive and holds the strap on the leg firmly, and the elastic flexes nicely as you move. The silicone beads keep the strap from sliding down.Then, the bag straps are also velcro, and hold the bag securely without tearing the eyes out. Huge thumbs up, here! They are washable, but I recommend air drying them, as using heat will break down the elastic over time.I wear my bag just below the knee, a one-liter model, and everything stays in place. I haven't tried application on the thigh, so I don't know how well it would wear, there. But if you wear leg bags, I highly recommend these.While in the hospital, recently, I showed these to my nurses, and they remarked that they were the best they'd seen for leg bags, too. And, since I have a stilted gait from being disabled, having a bag that stays in place with my crazy walk, it's definitely a bonus.

I bought this product to avoid using the adhesive type catheter stabilization pads, which cause irritation to underlying skin after several days of use. Unfortunately these bands begin to slip after several hours, with the result being that the weight of the catheter bag is transferred to the condom catheter, causing it to fail. The bands are well made but don’t work for this application.