BaronHong Tomboy Trans Lesbian Pull On Closure Chest Binder Short Tank Top Elastic Band

This is my first binder, and I'm kind of a late transitioner, so I don't have alot of experience in comparison between these things just yet. Previously I was just wearing a very tight sports bra, but found that it was no longer doing an adequate job. So I got this while waiting on sizing help from gc2b, because I just needed literally anything and the price was cheap.But it does a decent job. I got the grey one in a 6x based on my measurements. I found that it can shimmy around a little (could just be me and my short torso) and behave a bit like a bra towards the end of the day but it does a better job, and doesn't become sportsbra-like, if I wear it *backwards.*The high part in what would normally be the back keeps it from migrating down or showing any unwanted cleavage. Backwards it looks like a T-shirt too if you're layering so it feels a little less obvious under clothes, so I'm going to wear it backwards from now on.Of course this is possible because the compression band in it goes all the way around the body, not just in the front, like gc2b. So take that into consideration if you don't want that type of compression. I cant say how similar or different it is from an ACE bandage in this sense.It's a binder so it feels tight but it doesn't hurt, and I went into it expecting not to have a nice perfectly flat chest because of my current build. There's only so much squishing that's safely possible. But it does a good job of flattening what it can while I get my ducks in a row for a permanent solution, and it's comfortable enough to wear all day, to run and work out in, cut the grass, all that, without any issues so far.

This binder runs small by a lot, enough so that I’d recommend getting at least 2 sizes up. The part under your armpit also is very uncomfortable. I did end up cutting it down and resewing it, but even then it was still too tight to safely bind with, and the elastic on the inside can get a bit irritating

Got this as a gift for my FTM boyfriend; he usually wears medium/large in clothing, and I got a size 2-3XL (can’t remember). When it arrived, it looked VERY small, so much so I thought for sure it wouldn’t fit him, and I’ve gotten him binders before.But he tried it on anyways and said it fit perfectly and was more comfortable than his others! I did some checks to make sure he actually could breathe well and was comfortable, and everything seemed fine. Only complaint was that the arm holes weren’t designed very well, and it was uncomfortable around the armpit area in the front, especially when he put his arms out.Other than that, great!

Definitely a cheaper option compared to other binders. I ended up getting a breast reduction, but until the surgery came I wanted something that would allow me to feel comfortable in my own skin. I was an E/38 DDD, and the band fit good (got a size L). the only thing was it was not wide enough, as some of my boob would spill out of either the top or the bottom.

I'm a short, busty, non-binary transmasc who has struggled with binding. I'm 5'4" tall. I have a 40" bust and a 34" underbust. I have skinny-ish arms. I've tried popular brands before and have been left in tears bc of the struggle to put them on and off, and the poor fit due to having a "small yet busty" physique.I usually wear an M or L in women's shirts, or an S or M in men's. I read the reviews and decided to take a leap of faith and ordered a 3xl based on the review of someone who wasn't sure if they had purchased their partner a 2x or 3x.Pros:- Easy to put on and wear, as comfortable as sports bras- loose enough for all day wear- no breast spillage out of the arm holes- no "bustier/corset/pushup" effectCons:- none :)I love this binder. I'm sure I'll be ordering more in the future. I'm so happy I decided to take the leap.

It was smaller than I thought it would be but that's probably because of my body size (I have the tits of some who's 4'9 and the I'm 5'9) it had compression material on both sides which is bad for your back. All in all I will be returning it and looking for something new

It’s a good binder, I’m about a c and it works just great! It’s hard to get off though since it doesn’t have clasps. All in all it’s a good first binder (pretty comfy aside from the weird armholes)! And remember to bind safely Please!

Tried it. Did all my measurements prior to order, even ordered a little larger than it said. Still, it was too small. I felt horrible in it, and it did not work for me at all.