tritop - small chested

[richi]

Hey guys,
i pretty small chested about an A cup, 75 cm the fullest part of my chest, and 68 cm under...
im thinking about getting my first binder and i want to try tritop, i like the length and breathable back...
is it comfortable? i have heard bad and good things about it...
any small chested guys wearing it? any advice?
Thanks

[Alexthecat]

Small chests do pretty well with binders. Comfort varies by the person. It's when you have a huge chest that things just suck.

[brayden4]

I was a B cup (smaller now from T) I got the tri-top from underworks and it works great. I tried the LoveBoat binders and even with a smaller chest it didnt do anything for me, it actually ended up cupping me when it was supposed to be pushing me down. When I got the underwork tri-top it made my chest look naturally flat. In the heat its easy to breath in because of the mesh back and that it doesn't cover your entire torso. Its as comfortable as a binder can be IMO, but I wouldn't recommend wearing it all day because with it being pretty tight it can start to make your back hurt after awhile, but I think any binder will do that. I would definitely recommend it

[AdamMLP]

I've got an underworks tri-top and that works pretty well.  I'd guess that I'm around an A or a B.  All binders are really uncomfortable for me though, and I always get hot from not being used to having heating in my house so I can't comment on either of those.

[Proton]

I have a pretty small chest (A cup, I think) and I've been binding for a couple years, always with tri-tops.

I can't make comparisons to other models or makers, but I like them a lot. They get the job done well enough. Only down side is getting really warm in the summer (which is around 95 where I live, so that might not be a problem for you).

[james-felix]

I really like the tri top from underworks, it's my go-to binder. I used to wear the longer model but after a few months I was having stomach issues. And yeah, with a small chest it should work just fine.