Anybody know who sells hip pads? I like the ones that Transformation used to sell, but can't get any response from them. The ones on Amazon are too long to slip into normal shape wear panties. And I don't want to carve my own out of sponge.

I'm a biker & wear jeans with hip & knee armour. Seen hip armour for sale in a lot of bike shops

My female alter is very self conscious about having an atrophied buttocks cheek because of my back condition. She has been wearing these for almost 10 years and is very happy with them: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Butt-Enhancing-Padded-Panties-in-Black-or-Nude-Sized-fot-Juniors/262736067702?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=561679500747&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

Be mindful they are JUNIORS SIZED.

Quote from: Lexi53 on October 02, 2018, 09:42:53 PM
Anybody know who sells hip pads? I like the ones that Transformation used to sell, but can't get any response from them. The ones on Amazon are too long to slip into normal shape wear panties. And I don't want to carve my own out of sponge.

Here you go dear.  https://www.underworks.com/rear-and-hip-padded-brief

Thanks sweetie. But they won't do much for hips, which is what us trans girls need. They are reallly designed ciswomen who want bigger butts.

Gurl, I am wearing some right now as I type this and yes, they also widen the hips quite nicely!

Quote from: Zoe_Kay on October 05, 2018, 01:47:24 AM
Gurl, I am wearing some right now as I type this and yes, they also widen the hips quite nicely!

underworks is a great brand

Otherwise Lexi, these are the gold standard!  https://www.amazon.com/DressTech-100SH-Crossdressing-Hip-Pads/dp/B00WNL0WKW

I have two underworks hip pad briefs.  The shape is great HOWEVER the material is very course and not comfortable at all.  The material used is something from your grandma's girdle in the 60s.

I also have a set of the silicone hip pads mentioned above.  The problem here is if you do any activity like walking, dancing, biking golf, tennis, anything where you sweat the silicone pads get clammy and worse can slip from the position you originally attached.  This company also sells a cheaper version for about $100 but the foam is way to stiff and is a waste of money.

Unfortunately these hip pad options are not good for all day wearing.  I make my own using foam. This does require a lot of work to make but they are by far the best in terms of fit and comfort.  I use spanx or other similar shapers to hold them in place.