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Tritop binder question

Started by ForWantOf, March 17, 2012, 12:18:19 PM

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Quote from: landon_marius on April 25, 2012, 05:35:08 PM
I got an Underworks binder some time ago - pretty sure it was the double-front compression shirt but it has started to lose some of its ability to bind lately (when I wear it I don't really feel like it's hiding my chest at all). It's also always had a problem with rolling up, and I thought maybe I could get the tritop to avoid that problem.

Has anyone found that the tri-top rolls up a lot, sometimes, not at all? I'm not the thinnest person imaginable so I'm kind of afraid that my belly is the cause of the rolling-up and no matter what binder I buy I'll have the same problem. :(

Just got mine and it does roll up for me, but not very much (so far, only had it for a day). I do have a gut and it really doesn't seem to make it roll up so much as my hips do. I've heard of people cutting theirs a little shorter or just folding up the bottom a little, so I guess you gotta play with it a bit.
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ForWantOf

So as mentioned above, I finally got my binder!

Already, it's miles better than my Les Love Boat binder and I'm pretty overjoyed with it. It turns out I did measure for a small and that's what I went with, in black if that makes any difference.
From the front, I am pretty much completely flat. From the side, there is still a little "something" but I think it looks much more natural and like a male chest, especially compared to my old binder.

I'm really satisfied with it so far, although it is a pain to get on and off it's quite worth it!

Here's a picture for anyone that's interested:


This is me in a fairly fitter shirt, so you can see it works pretty well.
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