Underworks FTM Extreme Tri-Top Chest Binder Top 983

OK so, i ordered their econo chest binder two years ago and it did not bind AT ALL💔 a couple days ago i finally did some research on other underworks binders and found that the tri top has more stars and better reviews. i watched a youtube video reviewing the tri top and they said it has not one, not two, but THREE front layers (hence the name tri top). so i ordered it, i payed 10 dollars shipping because i'm impatient. It arrived the same day im making this review because i put the thing on and OML IT MADE ME ALMOST COMPLETELY FLAT!! and i can BREATHE??? 😭🙏🏻 i'm absolutely obsessed with the tri top binder. worth the money, it fits perfectly, the front is thick and sturdy, the back is stretchy, it's lightweight, did SUCH A GOOD JOB with the binding. what more could i want from a chest binder. 10/10 would recommend to anyone wanting to achieve an almost completely flat chest. for reference i ordered an XL, my chest all around is like 43 inches and im chubby. the ONLY issue i have is very small and hardly matters, it rolls up easy but when you're 4'11 and 180 lbs you're gonna face issues with binders no matter what 🥲so yeah, GO GET THIS BINDER ITS AMAZING!! if something new about this binder happens or if my opinions on it change i'll update this review 😍‼️🔥💯

It's an amazing product and hides my chest so well!! but... it can caused irritation to skin around the armpits because the fabric tends to rub against my skin. The good thing is though, is that the bender quickly adapts to you so the irritation eventually becomes less annoying.

I am overjoyed with this product. I have a 32G chest and I have never been flatter. I own other Underworks binders and this one shines above the rest. The material is much more breathable and surprisingly comfortable (I'm neurodivergent and have super bad fabric sensitivity, so I was worried it would bother me. It doesn't!). HOWEVER!! If you have other Underworks binders, you might consider sizing up from your normal size. This material does not have much stretch to it and I had to struggle a little bit to get it on (I ordered medium).The armpits are also cut higher up on this model, which is great is you have a lot of breast tissue under your arms like I do. It does cut into the underarms a little bit but it isn't unbearable and I presume that it will soften up after a few wears.If you often disregard binder safety (as I am admittedly prone to doing), you will need to be more mindful with this product. It is noticeably tighter and more restrictive than similar binders, so you may need to take more frequent breaks.And a pro tip for binding bigger breasts in a half tank binder: instead of flattening your breasts downward toward the hem of the garment, try to flatten them toward your armpits (move them to the side of your body). This can cause bulging out of the arm holes in other binders, but I find that the higher cut of this one really helps prevent armpit bulging.I have been searching for the perfect binder for a few years now; this is it!!!

Ill compare the gc2b binder and underworks for people like me who are wondering if they should get it. I have worn the binder for almost a week now and it's usually on for more than 10 hours (which I definitely do not advise, I have severe rib and back pain from that)First off- shipping was extremely fast, I live in southeast Europe and it came in around 5 days (had to deal with customs but that's because I ordered from the American Amazon like an idiot).You receive what you ordered, an underworks branded binder with the size and colour you chose. The binder itself is made out of some sort of rougher, mesh material, way more rough than the gc2b and slightly longer (I find that more comfortable). It was kind of itchy the first day, but I quickly got used and it doesn't bother me anymore. The shoulder straps and the neckline are more discreet, they're farther away from where your shirt neckline would be, the gc2b are really far up and could be seen under most of my shirts. The straps cause some tension and therefore my shoulders hurt ( kind of like I have sore muscles but that might just be me). Some people say the bottom of the binder rides up, that doesn't happen to me but everyone has a different body so take everything I write with a grain of salt.Lastly- the binder is, from what I can feel, a bit tighter than the gc2b, it does bind better (i have worn the gc2b one for more than a year and it might have been slightly stretched). But since its tighter it also causes more pain. I wear the binder, usually, for more than 10 hours, my back and rib pain has increased and there is added shoulder pain, sometimes it's almost unbearable.Otherwise the binder is perfect, I love it and I will definitely order more.

The package was not discreet, just in case anyone is worried about that. I was expecting more of a bra-like material, but this is a weird scratchy gauze material. It flattens me decently for my D size boobs, but there is so much tenting/gapping above the breasts that it sticks up under my shirts. I think I can sew this down, however with the material its made of, I'm worried the thread might tear it. This also hits me at the "love handles" so it tends to roll up in that spot. I hope with continued weight loss this will be less of an issue, but mentioning that in case their are other pear shaped peeps out there like me. Overall, its the best binder I have tried so far as a plus sized trans person.