Best binder

[GQjoey]

I've perfected the duct tape technique for 10+ years. But I'm moving in with a friend, who has a daughter, and I don't want to have to worry about noising it out everyday to be me. I looked at past threads, where it's obviously down to T-Kingdom, and Underworks. I'm just curious, on what the rest of you feel is the most "passable". I'm going to do my measurements tomorrow, for purchasing, but if I had to guess I'd say I'm a 34/36 B, or very small C. I'm used to the discomfort of tape, and honestly would take tape over ace bandages any day, so I'm just wondering what's the most legit, in your guy's opinion. I'm leaning more towards T-Kingdom, but I'm open to suggestions..

[aranikace]

Haven't tried T-Kingdom, but I have an Underworks 983. I'm a DD and it compresses fairly well, but still leaves something to be desired... but the size of my chest is mostly to blame, especially when they don't stay put    Hopefully you'll have better luck. Here's a good binder comparison video I found.



Good luck!!

--Tyler

[emil]

just wanted to throw in love boat as well. better quality binders than at t-kingdom and underworks, in my opinion. most importantly, more comfortable materials
http://www.lesloveboat.com/shop/index.php?osCsid=2794100d93e8cfaac81587f8d81dc8fc

[Nygeel]

The binders with the most binding power are the underworks 997 and/or the tri-top, hands down. Not as comfortable as the others (probably, don't know as fact) but they do work the best.

[Liam K]

My chest is about the same size as yours, and I really like the Underworks Tri-Top.  I've never tried anything from T-Kingdom, but of all the Underworks binders I've tried, the Tri-Top gets me the flattest and is the most comfortable.

[Raven]

A friend of mine uses T Kingdom, it seems to work nicely for him. Idk his measurements or or the style of his binder all I know is that it seems to be working for him.