Men Waist Trainer

As described

I love it, I ordered in size s, and didn't fit at the beginning, but I used the extra attachment and after a couple of days I could use it without it.I hope to order the XS

The product works as described, is comfortable and is flexible enough that I can still draw a deep breath and don't feel like I'm being suffocated, but I found that it is better to wear clothing underneath it or it'll cause a rash.

Smaller than advertised

This more or less gets the job done. The main caveat here is that if the shirt is literally skin tight, with no looseness at all, this won't work as well. Otherwise, I've been able to use this to appear slimmer in any of my shirt sizes. I primarily wear XL shirts and some L's, and a handful of 2XLs or XL's that fit like 2XLs. The L's being the tighter of the ones I wear, I was glad to be able to use the corset.Wearing a corset is never supposed to be too comfortable, I know. For half the day, I can forget it's on mostly, but by the end of my day I want to take it off. In some sitting positions, this can feel more uncomfortable than it does standing. The more rigid supports of the corset chafed and scabbed me, but given that I don't wear this daily, it's no big deal.The more weight I lose, the better this should fit, but I suspect that I may have to buy the next size down (or not use a corset at all....) IF I'm lucky to drop enough pounds.

Oh boy, where do I even start with the Gainkee Waist Trainer Belt? 😩 I was hoping for a little bit of magic to help me shape my waist, but instead, I got a ticket to an uncomfortable ride! Let’s just say this belt was a real nope for me.First off, I don’t know who deemed this thing “breathable,” but I felt like I was wearing a sauna around my waist. 🌡️ It’s made of 100% latex, which sounds fancy, but honestly, it was more like wearing a rubber band than anything else! I was sweating bullets and gasping for air, trying to figure out how to escape this clingy contraption.And let’s talk about the “back support.” The internal boning? More like a bone of contention! 🦴 It felt less like support and more like a medieval torture device trying to hold my back hostage. I get it’s supposed to help with posture, but all it did was make me feel like a pretzel.The whole design claimed to be all about comfort and confidence, but let me tell you, it was a struggle just to breathe! I felt squished and restricted, like a sausage ready to pop. 🌭 Plus, I followed the size chart to a T, and still ended up with a product that felt way too tight and unyielding.So, to sum it up: terrible fit, uncomfortable, and definitely unbreathable. I wouldn’t recommend this waist trainer to my worst enemy, let alone to anyone trying to feel confident and comfy while getting their sweat on. 🚫Just do yourself a favor and skip this one, friends. One star because I can’t give it zero!

So, first, you really do need to reference size chart in the images to find your size. It has nothing to do with your american pants sizing. I wear 35” pants (not jeans) at 220lbs, 5’10”. The medium size is right for me, though I wear it (after some stretching) on the first column (most restricted) of hooks. It comes with an extender for an additional three columns of hooks which I’ve discarded now - I’d be size small using it!Some pointers:- it will stretch a bit on your first donning. subsequently is easier to get into.- the hooks are very durable. no worries there.- the material is excellent, and comfortable.- there are 16 hooks and it takes two full minutes for me to get it on.- its a compression garment so you will likely be stretching each hook into place, with nimble fingers.- i find i can wear it with hooks on the left, or right, allowing more breathing space at bottom, or top respectively.- wear a t-shirt over it or the hooks will show.- it gets quite sweaty on hot days.- of course if you wear it too tight, its hard to breath and you get a muffin top on your back.Really well executed.

Trust the size chart but be honest with yourself. When I first got mine, even with the extension piece in place, there was like a 10" gap. I was like "this will never fit". But it does and will provide the support you are looking for. It has to be that tight. You just grab the ends, pull outward a bit instead of trying to pull around yourself, then pull it together and start to hook the loops. The first time was a pain to get hooked, but after that it goes on fine because I learned how to do it. It's comfortable and does not make me sweat. Your first few days will feel weird, but you get used to it.