Questions About Binding

[Guest kochokoi]

Okay, so, I'm thinking about possibly trying to get an Underworks binder. Possibly ask my sister to order it for me (who knows I'm trans) or pretend I need it for sports or back support or something to have my mom or step mom order it.

I'm in the 34 D - 36 DD area. I'm wondering what the best model for me would be? I really appreciate thoughts and suggestions!

http://www.underworks.com/ <- site is found here

[Guest Donna Jean]

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Hon....

Please be sure to read this.....ok?

http://www.lauras-playground.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=10254

Donna Jean

[Guest PaintedWingss]

Hmm... I'm a 34D, and the 997 in medium works well for me.

- Taylor

[JJ]

Maybe it's just me but I don't really find that a binder helps my D chest that much.

I have the Underworks 988 which I cut off to be like the tri-top because it rolls. I have heard several others say they had to do the same. But the real problem is that while they are flatter and in a slightly different position but they are not anything like a guy would look even under a loose shirt. I want to try the lesloveboat.com jersey mesh velcro binder. I think from the way it looks it may work better.

At home since I don't want to cause chest problems and am susceptible to pneumonia anyway, I use a good athletic compression shirt. It lets me move and breathe and actually smooths enough that I'm okay with a loose shirt.

Hope you find something that works better than the 988 did for me.

Johnny

[Guest John Chiv]

Check the 998 out. I have used Underworks twice and I am happy. Well, I would be happier if I didn't have to wear anything but they are great quality and very customer service- oriented and it made a difference for me.

John