I dono, but update, new binder seems to fit better, stretched out some probably why, but it curls up in the back which drives me nuts, and after a while I get back pain.  I'm thinking I may try the muscle shirt looking one when can afford to get it.

Bra size: 36b/c
Binder size:medium
Binder model:doublefront compression underworks
Picture of the binder [if possible]:
Location bought: given by another friend who had top surge
Price: uh.
Advantages: look at my user pic. I look like i barely have pex, good match for scrawny shoulders/arms. Good belly reshape
Disadvantages: rolls up from hips at inconvenient moments.
Other comments:

I get a flatter line than a lot of the guys i'm seeing here... what I do is kinda... "fold" the freakbags down and out so the nipples wind up at the bottom-outside corner.

Has anyone worn a normal binder in a chlorinated pool, knows how it worked/didn't work/deteriorated?

Quote from: iFindMeHere on September 12, 2008, 03:11:14 AM

I get a flatter line than a lot of the guys i'm seeing here... what I do is kinda... "fold" the freakbags down and out so the nipples wind up at the bottom-outside corner.

Freakbags  Best word yet, used to describe our growths.

Asher, I haven't worn mine in the pool or anything, don't plan on wasting 40 bucks to experiment. Sorry I can't be of more help. Why not buy the swimsuit top instead of potentially ruining your binder?

Quote from: trapthavok on September 13, 2008, 12:37:31 PM

Quote from: iFindMeHere on September 12, 2008, 03:11:14 AM

I get a flatter line than a lot of the guys i'm seeing here... what I do is kinda... "fold" the freakbags down and out so the nipples wind up at the bottom-outside corner.

Freakbags  Best word yet, used to describe our growths.

Asher, I haven't worn mine in the pool or anything, don't plan on wasting 40 bucks to experiment. Sorry I can't be of more help. Why not buy the swimsuit top instead of potentially ruining your binder?

Thank you, thank you!

Posted on: September 13, 2008, 12:56:47 PM

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Quote from: trapthavok on August 21, 2008, 10:08:36 AM
Posted my pics back in my first post <

If it makes you feel better Elwood my arms are just as tiny I always thought I was alone in that.

gotcha beat... ive got BINGO WINGS

Posted on: September 13, 2008, 02:04:30 PM

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Quote from: kestin on August 22, 2008, 08:48:54 PM
Seriously, when are you American's gonna switch to the Metric system like the rest of the world? XD

I think the US is the only part of America that uses inches...right?

Swimsuit tops are expensive as heck Nate. I don't got that kinda money.

Quote from: freespeechz on September 13, 2008, 02:40:29 PM
Swimsuit tops are expensive as heck Nate. I don't got that kinda money.

I think either I eat next month or I buy this swimsuit, so I know where you're coming from on money issues. That's why I'm only buying the top portion not the whole thing.

Guess I'm not eating

Surfing's been a lifelong dream, eating comes and goes haha

Quote from: trapthavok on September 13, 2008, 07:11:40 PM

Quote from: freespeechz on September 13, 2008, 02:40:29 PM
Swimsuit tops are expensive as heck Nate. I don't got that kinda money.

I think either I eat next month or I buy this swimsuit, so I know where you're coming from on money issues. That's why I'm only buying the top portion not the whole thing.

Guess I'm not eating

Surfing's been a lifelong dream, eating comes and goes haha

shoot, i'd go to a food shelf if it meant i could get body-disguising apparatus

Hi guys!  I just got back from a vacation on the East Coast.  I'm sure you've all been counting the minutes until my return, right? 

Well, I'm pleased to say that on my return I discovered a lovely package from T-Kingdom waiting on my doorstep.  So here's my review.

Bra size:D to DD
Binder size:XL
Binder model:1700
Location bought:T-Kingdom
Price:Roughly $80 with shipping
Advantages: Tucks in so it doesn't roll up.  Fairly comfortable.  Tank style is cool and doesn't bind under arms.
Disadvantages:Velcro difficult to fasten.  Velcro hurts when it scrapes across nipples.  Binding is a little ... odd.
Other comments:The binding section of the binder is made out of a wide elastic, similar to the straps you find on many back braces. The rest is made of spandex-like material, which can be tucked into your pants to prevent the binder from rolling up.  Along one side of the binder, from the armpit to about half-way down the rib is a strip of Velcro.  In theory, this enables you to position your unwanted appendages, and then pull the garment tight across the chest.  However, I found it nearly impossible to fasten the Velcro while wearing the binder.  I wound up fastening the Velcro, then pulling the binder on over my head, which resulted in a less than stellar job of binding.  Perhaps if you have a friend to help you fasten the Velcro, you will have better results.  As it was, I found it wanted to push the Girls upward, while compressing the area just underneath (as you can see in the picture below.)  However, with a shirt on, the strangeness of the binding seemed to become less noticeable.  I will experiment with it some more and see if I can get everything to lie down a little better, and update this post if I do.  In the mean time, here are a couple pictures:

Update:  After having worn this thing all day at a fairly active job, I'd like to add that it also chewed the heck out of my sides, leaving welts that were still visible (and sore to the touch) a week later. 

Just the binder:

Under a T-shirt (I put on the same shirt as I wore in previous posts to give you a fair comparison:

I recently got some from underworks and was pretty impressed. They cost alot (AUD $105 for 3), but are really good at making me look flat (Im pretty small to begin with) This is it with my tightest shirt

Bra size: No idea (seriously, pretty small whatever that is)
Binder size: extra small
Binder model: 997 double panel compression shirt from underworks
Picture of the binder [if possible]: see below
Location bought: ordered over Interenet at underworks
Price: $85 US for 3 (thats $105 AUD!)
Advantages: flatterns really well, comvertable once on, works in water ok
Disadvantages: hard to get on, but once on comvertable

I bought the FTM swimsuit top from Underworks....

Don't wast your time.

Bra size: 34 B
Binder size: Small
Binder model: Underworks FTM Swim shirt
Picture of the binder [if possible]: It's coming
Location bought: Underworks
Price: $45 (for the shirt only)
Advantages: You can swim in it and not worry about messing it up because it's made of neoprene I think...or whatever it is they make swimsuits out of. That much is evident.
Disadvantages: WAY too tight, just above my stomach, below the chest. COULD NOT breathe. Does not do a good job of compressing at ALL, so I don't even see the point in exchanging it for a larger size. It's like they set it up to bind in the wrong area. I want my MOOBS compressed not my STOMACH. Jeez. Very difficult to put on and take off.
Other comments: I was generally very dissatisfied with this and I might just buy another T-Kingdom compression shirt just for swimming...Damn the "deterioration" probability, the underworks shirt is just not worth it.

That SUCKS, I was gonna get that one... will they give you a refund???

Quote from: iFindMeHere on September 22, 2008, 01:28:23 PM
That SUCKS, I was gonna get that one... will they give you a refund???

Yeah they will. Still have to pay shipping both ways and such though so I did waste a certain amount of money on a product I'll never get to use

Quote from: trapthavok on September 22, 2008, 02:22:00 PM

Quote from: iFindMeHere on September 22, 2008, 01:28:23 PM
That SUCKS, I was gonna get that one... will they give you a refund???

Yeah they will. Still have to pay shipping both ways and such though so I did waste a certain amount of money on a product I'll never get to use

yeah... *sigh*

Quote from: Jörgen, on December 20, 2008, 09:01:06 AM

Uh, so for small chested people you'd all recommend a Medium from both Underworks and T-Kingdom, instead of a Small? 

I'm a 32a bra size (UK), last time I checked, which was light years ago but I don't think it's changed that much.

I'm planning to buy one, 'cause I finally have the money. 
But I don't wanna be shipping stuff back and forth. 

hahahha no. I'm a medium! Last time I checked I was a 36 b-or-c. You'd be either a small or extra small!

No wayyyy I'm a 34B, and medium Underworks was huge on me, so for you I'd go with XS.

underarmour


i have a couple underarmour compression shirts i like a lot. the men's smalls were too big/ long (i'm a short 5'2 and a half and a 34B), and not tight enough; i got womens small or medium....they don't have a W on them anywhere so i was OK with the purchase LOL...these work well; they're not going to make you perfectly flat but they are good for just toolin' around when you don't care about being flat.

they make me look like i have pecs, so thats cool.

Bra size: 32 D
Binder size: small
Binder model: the longer one from Underworks, double compression I think it's called
Picture of the binder [if possible]: see below
Location bought: underworks
Price: $30
Advantages: it compresses pretty well, also the longer length helps a lot if you have a bigger chest as i do, i tried the shorter one but it didn't work out, its not too uncomfortable either
Disadvantages: hard to get on at first but you get used to it, rolls up sometimes

not really a good pic of the binder, but you can see how it looks under a shirt.. oh and don't mind the goofy face haha