Ring Magic Ring Resizer, Ring Safety Bands, Trial Pack 3 Assorted Sizes (1 Sm, 1 Med, 1 Lrg)

I have a sports band that doesn't fit as well as my normal wedding band, so I was looking for something to help keep it in place while on vacation. I decided to try the sample pack, and ultimately both my wife and I tried different sizes with decidedly mixed results. For my part, I thought the performance and execution was just OK. It's not exactly invisible and didn't hold the ring perfectly in place, but it did keep the ring on my finger, so I can't complain about that. I was careful about putting it on and off my finger, so I came back from the trip with the resizer intact, but is definitely a fragile product. My wife used the smallest size, and was not nearly as patient in following the directions for use, and so her resizer only lasted two nights. Ultimately, for the cost, the silicone ring I purchased at the time was a much better choice for my particular need.

These actually work really well in certain situations if you don't use them as posted. I cannot see it working for a single band. I have stacked bands (wedding band, engagement ring) and looping it over both and tucking two rings of silicone underneath simply doesn't work. What DOES work for me, and enough that I keep ordering these, is cutting the double loop in half so it makes two single circles, and then I take one of those circles and loop it through one ring only, and the single circle is not too uncomfortable or too much to hide under the ring. The additional thickness provided by the silicone is enough to keep both rings on, but the single loop prevents it from showing. I find that each loop lasts about two weeks with normal handwashing, and then I replace it and order more if needed. Actual resizing is the only permanent solution, but this is a good temporary measure if you are on your way to a different size and don't want to pay for resizing every three months.

I have mixed feelings about this ring sizer. If you take the time to adjust and tuck it properly, then I does work. I feel that the only reason why I'm able to tuck it completely is because my wedding ring consists of 3 rings. If you have the additional time to tinker with your ring a few extra minutes and develop a routine, then it will due. After reading the reviews I did use a clear hair band until this came in the mail and it kind of did the same thing, but this was slightly better, maybe. I don't know I just want to put my ring on and role out with out all the nip tuck. For now, I have a ring routine until I decide if I want my rings permanently together. I have to research is it will mess up my insurance coverage on the rings

Meh. I guess it does the job, but this is really only useful for a ring you are wearing once in a blue moon. I would never go through the process of putting this on daily. Also, it's probably more ideal for thicker-style rings. If using on a thin band/solitare type, it's hard to hide the loops. Even though they are transparent, they are visible.I am one of those people with very thin fingers that get even thinner in the winter. This is a reasonable solution for this, as I can't size my rings down any further (or they won't fit over my knuckle). I think I will use this most for security when I'm wearing my ring in the winter.

I received this today and its alright I guess. I've had it on for about 6 hours now. It is comfortable and I don't even feel it. It does keep my wedding band and engagement ring from sliding around my finger, but it does not keep them together like soldering would. It also doesnt seem to make them fit any better, the rings are just teathered to your finger. You can also see the bands. You can move the ring to cover the bands only to look down 1.654 seconds later and see the band again. It takes way too much effort to keep the bands covered by the rings. These are fine for a temporary basis but not a replacement for soldering or resizing.

I purchased this item as a " try it and see" and was pleasantly surprised. I purchased a vintage ring that was just a bit too big. I really liked it so I was reluctant to ship it back to the retailer for resizing, fearing accidental loss or damage in the process. I saw this product on Amazon and it seemed worth a try-no harm done if it didn't work and very inexpensive. I had no trouble understanding how to place the product on the ring and my finger from the photo on the enclosed instructions. It did take me three tries to get everything tucked beneath the band to my satisfaction. I'm glad my ring has a bit of width to the band...I might not be as happy using this with a more modern ring having a very thin band. I am very satisfied so far with Ring Magic.

I can see how these might work very well and invisibly for rings that are large on top, such as the one pictured in the instructions. For my 5 mm wedding band, they do a good enough job of keeping it from falling off, but the ring still drifts on top and shows the bands underneath most of the time. Had no difficulty showering, washing dishes, cutting vegetables, etc with the band on, and rarely take it off so the rings don't get stretched out or wear out as quickly as some of the other reviewers have stated, but they also take them off and put them on more often.Would recommend for people with large rings.

I'm in the middle to a 55 lb weight loss. I have another 20 until I reach my goal. Ring Magic is the PERFECT answer for my situation, until such time as I am at my final goal weight and can permanently have my rings sized.I will say that I struggled with them in the beginning. My first application didn't go well. But after several attempts, I finally worked it out. So don't give up on it. It more than secures my rings. No rolling. And, no fear of loss. Hence, Ring Magic certainly works well in that aspect.My only suggestion to the company would be to provide three rings, in ALL the same size. Instead of a S-M-L ring, I'd like to buy three rings, all size 6.