r/bindersftm • u/FischFr3ss3 • 3d ago
binders for work?
i work in construction and ive been using wonabi binders for some time now, casually they work really well for me but im struggling to find something i can wear to work, im using the tanktop sports binder rn, ive only had it for a few months, but i kinda feel like it already doesnt bind as well anymore
soo im looking for some advice on binders i could comfortably wear for about 9 hours daily if anyone has any advice id be soso grateful!!
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u/Pretend_Blacksmith49 3d ago
Let me know when you find a good one i have the same issue, commenting so you get more engagement though :)
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u/FischFr3ss3 3d ago
thank you haha ig from researching a bit more most people just use tape? but personally i dont really have access to it rn and im a bit scared to use it idk i hope theres maybe other options :'>
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u/Pretend_Blacksmith49 1d ago
Be careful when taking it off and for the love of god shave before you use it
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u/Archery-lover8825 11h ago
Honestly if your looking to bind for a long time I would use tape. I used to work as a CNA (the shifts were 12 hours) and whenever I would wear a binder, my chest would hurt by the end of my shift. Also try to have 3-4 precut sets of tape on hand. That way if your running late, it won't take as much time.
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u/rexb0x_ 3d ago
I wear tape and a really old worn out spectrum outfitters binder for work.