Binder/packer advice?

[Motormouth95]

Hey everyone,

I'll finally have a little extra money this month, so I want to finally buy a binder and possibly a cheap packer, too. My chest size is roughly a 48 DD, so I'm a little concerned about binder I purchase. I also need one that is easy to put on and take off because of my physical disability. I would prefer to spend less than $50, if possible, but can afford more if need be. Also, what are some good compression t-shirts that are reasonable?

Packer wise, I need one already premade. I would like a stand to pee one, but I may not be able to afford both until July. Are there any that are compatible with boxers? (I cant stsnd boxer briefs. They stick to my leg). 

[Kamarka]

I've got an Underworks binder that works decently for twenty bucks. The nice thing about Underworks is that they've got a whole bunch of different kinds of binders if you go to their men's section. None of them are explicitly labelled FTM and don't have recommendations based on chest size, but you can choose different fabrics and different compression levels based on your needs. It might be good to start there. 

[reyindium]

A compression top might be your best bet. I've heard mostly good things about underworks. You could look into other brands of althetic compression tops too. May not be designed for FtMs but they hold stuff in while giving you breathing room and moisture wicking fabric.

As for packers, I guess it depends on what you're willing to spend. There are some pretty great prosthetics available with STP built in but they're pricier (t-mensjunkshop.com)

 

One thread pinned here talks about making your own stp packer in your price range

 

[Motormouth95]

Well, I finally ordered a couple of men's compression shirts off of Amazon. They should be here Friday. Hopefully, they will make my chest less notable. 

[reyindium]

Congrats on the purchase. I always find steps like these to feel like little victories..