FTM Extreme Tri-Top Chest Binder Top 983

The Underworks FTM Extreme Tri-Top Chest Binder Top 983 is an effective and comfortable chest binder, but it does have some drawbacks. It can be a bit tough to put on due to its tight compression, but once it is on, it stays in place well throughout the day.However, I have noticed that the top of the binder can bunch up and be visible through shirts, which can be a bit frustrating. It may also require some trial and error to get the right fit, but once you find it, it is very effective at flattening the chest.Overall, I recommend this chest binder for its effectiveness and comfort, but keep in mind that it may not be completely invisible under clothing and may require some patience to get the right fit.

The packaging was see through, it didn’t come in a white Amazon package like it should of, but on the other hand the product is good, it’s great for transgender people etc. BUT wouldn’t recommend if you have big love handles because it will roll up, I recommend getting the full tank top rather then the half one if you want to hide your hips or avoid roll up around the bottom.

MOST IMPORTSNT TBING: if you have chub, or texture issues, PLEASE wear a very light cami type bra under this! It keeps it from rubbing your chest and shoulders raw. The material is an issue for some, but my way around that is a very light cami top. It also keeps my breasts in place. Cami tops are available at Walmart some as little as 3.88 from the brand i get.. over all, i recommend. Very tight. Shipping is extremely discreet and if your household mates have any doubt, tell them that its just a sports bra. The appearance is subtle so they're likely to believe that. I have malformed breasts anyway and this actually brings my breasts in further than my stomach! I'm an A-B cup, 178 lbs and 5'2. This works like a charm. If you get stuck in it, however, don't panic, maneuver it to your liking to get it back off. My shoulders are HUGE and I knew it was gonna be hard to get it off, but with some slow back and forth I managed to flip it back over my head. Be safe out there.

This was my very first binder. I read the reviews about it being uncomfortable but I'm not typically sensitive to that kind of thing and it was at a decent price point, so I decided to give it a try. I knew from feeling it out of the package that the material was awful. I'm a C cup and got a size L and it fit perfectly and flattens well. I like the pullover aspect as well but found it easier to step into and pull up over my legs. It does cut into my armpit though and it did ride up often. Not very breathable either. I just stopped wearing it altogether because I could only ignore the discomfort for so long until I had to rip it off my body. I would compare the material to a literal fish net. It's rough and stiff. If it was a better material I'd definitely buy more, but I won't be buying again.

Flattens well, mesh fabric is a little itchy but it fits well and does not stretch.

gc2b's quality has unfortunately been going down in the past few years and the binder I got in august from them is already wearing like my old binders I wore every day for a year and a half each. I was considering underworks and got a recommendation from a friend.Pretty sure I accidentally ordered the wrong size (M instead of L) so I stretched it for a day on a kitchen chair. Fit great after that- anyone who has had the same issue with a gc2b knows that takes like 3 days- instructions say to pull up from below instead of putting it on over the head, but at least for mine doing that works fine (actually comes off much easier than gc2b this way). Fabric is rougher and not very comfortable and like most reviews say the bottom sure does roll up but it's not that bad after the first few wears, and that's coming from someone with pretty bad sensory issues. Sometimes you will be a bit more aware of it compared to gc2b but it hasn't been too uncomfortable. I get winded like 5-10% faster so there is that. However if you are really concerned about the flattening quality of gc2b going down like I was this is definitely seeming like a great alternative. It does the job quite well, even with T shirts.Edit 04/03/23:So, this might just be a me-problem, but if this applies to you, you can take comfort in this. I do find that these binders loosen relatively quickly, as well, within a few weeks of purchase. This has a push-up effect on my chest and causes a lot of dysphoria even if it's still slightly flatter than non-binding. Throwing it in the dryer seems to help for at least a few cycles, anyway, but not forever. Starting to run out of options with binding here with surgery not too close for me. I have heard a little bit that this is common being on T longer due to higher muscle tone in the pectorals as opposed to earlier/ no T with just fatty tissue, thus making it less compressed. Whatever the case I have a very small chest and don't know why this is so difficult. I have knocked a star off, anyway, for this but it's still more comfortable than gc2b and gives me a lot less pain.

I have a large chest (41 inches/ DD) and small ribcage (36) which makes finding a binder that fits right difficult. I tried 3 sizes from medium to XL and ended up settling on large. The medium was painfully tight, the large is just slightly too big and the XL was massive. It's hard to get on and the fabric isn't pleasant, but it binds decently. Definitely not "the one" as far as binders go but it'll do until I find something better.

I worked well but I no longer need to purchase them

Good

This is my first ever binder and it made me cry when I put it on because I was so happy. It came early and in good condition and fits fine (I took measurements by instruction of underworks size chart, one measurement over the largest part of my chest). It's hard to get on overhead but easier to pull up over your legs to your chest.