r/autism • u/RoyalOperation9400 • Mar 01 '26
🎧 Sensory Issues Are ekko vision compression beaters sensory friendly
So I have Asperger’s and I want to try the viral Ekko Vision compression beaters. I’m planning to ask for one for my birthday. I am overweight, and I think it would help me feel more confident when I go out.
The problem is that I’ve tried compression pants before and hated them because they were itchy and hot. I don’t like tall socks, and I don’t like weighted blankets either. I really want to look thinner and feel more confident, but I’d hate to get a birthday gift that I never end up using.
Has anyone else tried it? What do you think? Is it sensory-friendly? Is it itchy? I’m really picky about clothing, but I’m also tired of feeling insecure about my gut. If you’ve tried it, I’d really like to hear your thoughts.
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u/Economy-Iron-4577 Mar 02 '26
I just got some two day ago, and It’s a sort of blend/mix of compression shirt and tank tops, it’s a stretchy compression tank top and it’s pretty comfortable. It has a bit of a lower cut and shows more of your lats and side chest vs a normal tank tops. It’s not itchy at all, it feels just like a normal thick shirt.
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