LGBT UNICORNS Chest Binder Trans FTM, Adjustable Bindfree Sizing Design, Skin-Friendly & Breathable, Nipple Covers Built-in

Best binder I've ever tried, and I've pretty much tried all the big names and some obscure labels over the last two decades. This one is not bulky at all and is comfortable enough to sleep in. I think if I got a small, it would flatten me out better, but the medium is comfortable and does a good enough job that I look flat in shirts without feeling squished. I literally slept in this no problem. Haven't felt this good in clothes in some time.

I absolutely love it feels so much better than my last binder which was gc2b one it flattens so well and the fabric feels heavenly it is tight like any other binder when first bought so don’t be too alarmed by that ^^ the zippers on the side really do work for allowing a break and more breathability when needed! I got a size medium and I’m 5’1 ab 140lb. I’m over all so so so pleased with the fit, how well I can breathe in it and the quality compared to my old gc2b

There are several things to like and dislike about this binder. At the price point I would recommend this as a good starter binder to get a feel for what is right for you. Pros - It's not too heavy - It flattens better than most of the name brands. I'm a 34F so I can't get completely flat with anything but this is noticeably better at compressing than TomboyX for me - It's very comfortable. I can wear this all day and it doesn't restrict my breathing Cons - It can get sweaty and doesn't breathe as well as other binders - It's tight around the armpits so if you have breast tissue there it will squeeze it in an unflattering way. I'm not able to wear tanks with this binder because of it - The zippers add a weird bulk to the sides which might be noticeable if you want to wear tighter fitting tops with it. If you have a large chest, you might not be able to to pull this one up to adjust without your chest falling out the bottom

Sadly way too tight and hard to get on, it hurt to try to put on and undoing the zippers didn’t help. The fabric is comfortable and it’s definitely better for people with a smaller bust, but it was basically (to me) a very tight and uncomfortable sports bra.

works well for C cups and under. I'm 5'4" and 140lb, 36C. wore it with a tshirt, have had it for about two months now and it's not stretched out

I have tried numerous binders and have yet to find one that works for me :[ At first glance the quality seemed nice but once I put it on I realized all the flaws. first off the material is very thick if you’re looking for a winter binder…. maybe but even then I slouch the material folds up and it digs in to my waist it’s extremely uncomfortable I followed the size chart and I got a small, the smallest part of my waist with a deep breath is 27in I am I skinny 5’2 lil guy and my waist is where is digging in the most, it’s supposed to to be a even compression, but the majority of the compression was on my waist! I can’t imagine how someone on the heavier side would feel about this it is extremely uncomfortable for me I do not recommend at all of this binder it was a waste of money and time.

So, this is so far the most comfortable option I've found to go back undercover now. I transitioned many years back before was made a crime in some states and had need to go back in closet recently for safety and survival. This seems the best option to convince people I'm a guy a again for daily wear in a world where survival as a post-trans critically depends on hiding your breasts. Very comfortable.

Between the explorer binder and the liberator binder (both sold by LGBTUNICORNS) I think this one is more comfortable. It wraps around my upper torso snuggly and feels supportive. The side zippers are a brilliant idea and they're great for getting a short break while wearing! However I believe I may have gotten myself the wrong size. It feels loose on exhaling. I'm 5'9 158 and have a 36b/c bra size (brand dependent). I could be wrong but I may switch out for a medium or purchase a medium for comparison.