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Kannon, although they aren't in North America it may be worthwhile filing a complaint with the BBB. I did that with regards to Mango and it had an interesting effect and response.
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Well, the size range has improved over the years. They do have customization for your exact meausurements, but there is a charge for that, yes.
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Hi, guys. Just wanted to say a couple of things. One, my binder did come from T-Kingdom the other day and I am pleased with it, as usual. I have found through trial and error, that with the T-Kingdom binders that I need to go down one size for a correct fit. I don't know if others have this same experience with them, but for what it is worth, that is my experience (and I am not one who tightens hys/her/his binder to where hy/he/she can't breathe, either...I am not looking to "pass", I just like a flatter look to my chest). It was model 801 and I found that the fabric in the back is thicker and more solid than the last 801 I purchased about a year ago.
Additionally, I did order from another Taiwan based company, Kuya (I am pretty sure it is Taiwan), through the site I posted the other day (http://www.lesloveboat.com/shop/index.php?cPath=78), just to check out their stuff. I ordered the High Performance Velcro Short binder, as it has the highest rating for flatness and ventilation. As a side note, I looked to see if Kuya had their own site (in case I could get the binder for a cheaper price), but couldn't find one. The positive about the Love Boat site is that they have sizes up to 46-48 inch chests. Although T-Kingdom makes larger binders than they used to, you have to go custom if your chest is more than 40-42, according to their sizing chart. I will let you guys know what I think of the Kuya binder. I would like to hear if others have experience with other companies besides the couple we have already discussed, as it is nice to have reviews from people you know, prior to purchase. Binders are so f*ing expensive and in some cases, not refundable.
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http://myspare.com/product/pete
Haven't seen anyone post on these. I bought a pair the other day. not cheap but I don't pack all the time but thought it would be nice to have something to make it more convient. I also hope to some how use there concept some day and incorporate them into other underewear I like. |
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I am an inbetween size I think the medium is 32 to 34 and the large 36 to 38 and of course I run 34 to 36 so it was nice to try on. Due to the material and since they were for packing purposes I opted for the smaller size. I've only been able to use them once though since I got them. They mainly are for social times out. In the sense that when I work I don't pack, it's just easier not to. I have a peeing device I just roll i put in a piece of cloth with velcro on it. Attach to the band of my underwear and roll the band over it a couple times. With all the outdoor elements when peeing on my job it's just easier not to have to deal with a packy. I'll give you an update later as I wear it more. I need to use them a few times to give an accurate analysis since i'm not use to packing these days. |
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Nice product line. What shop in LA? I was at LAX yesterday with a ridiculous delay and would have loved to shop in town if I knew that I would have had the time. The only thing that does not appeal to me would be the logo. What is the spandex/lycra blend on the fabric? I dont pack all the time but when I do I want a secure fit.
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I'd be more inclined to save for a pair if it could be used instead of a harness for a hard pack. If they came out with something like that in trunk form instead of jock form, I'd be on it like crazy, lol. Hmmm...maybe I should contact them about that |
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I see the questions i'll answer at the end of the week when i have hopefully a couple days off. I really haven't worn them much because it is easier to not pack in the forest and since i'm mostly working or at home they have been stowed away in the drawer!
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I haven't looked back all 7 pages - has anyone talked about this yet:
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I bought a Peecock a few months ago and used it once. Unfortunately, my partner prefers a larger package than it provides and didn't get much out of the play part of it. I am a smallish person, height-wise, and didn't enjoy the packing experience since the length flaccid is the same length erect. I felt like it moved around too much and wasn't comfortable for me to wear all day. I guess if you wear tight fitting underwear it would be ok but I'm a boxer briefs person so there's just too much freedom for it to move in there. As far as peeing, I think it's a good design and, although I only tried it a few times, it seemed to work fairly well. Also I purchased their harness and I think it's totally worthless, but that's my opinion. Others might love it.
Personally, for me it's a no go and I'd be interested in selling it for half what I paid for it. Like I said, I used it to play once (with a condom), and packed with it part of one day. It's been sterilized and like new. Anyone interested let me know via private message and I can give you more details about it. Thanks, Maverick |
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Here is the link to the product I have:
http://www.peecockproducts.com/index...d&productId=10 It can be used with or without a harness just like any packer except to use the pee function it needs to be up against your body obviously, so a pouch system doesn't work for it. The one I own is the 5.5" in beige. It comes with a velvet bag to store it in and the insertion rod to make it erect. I didn't practice much but I think the pee feature is very easy to master compared to others. Like I said, flaccid it's the same length as erect and the insertion rod does not change the girth very much at all...mainly keeps it erect. I had no problems using it for play other than the fact that my girl likes a longer, thicker cock and didn't find it adequate. I paid $139 for it and would like to sell it for $70 + $10 shipping if anyone wants it. Thanks, Mav |
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Replacement for Frog Bra?
Hey, guys. I know that some transguys/genderqueers prefer sports bras to binders, or want to take a break from them, sometimes.
Many miss the Frog Bra. I came across this on my travels. It doesn't have as much spandex as the Frog Bra did, but it does have the full back and is advertised in the FTM section of Underworks. http://www.f2mbinders.com/binding-to...nd-binding-bra
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Hi, all. I heard about this swim gear for FTMs/butches who have not had top surgery. It is an alternative to the Underwork's one.
http://www.danae.info/en/female-male/swimwear I would suspect that the Trans-vormer 305 would give the best compression as the zipper in the back would ensure less stretching. The only thing is, it is not common for a swim suit to have a zipper (especially those worn in the U.S.)! I noticed it looks like it has shorts, but the description says it is without shorts, so I guess they just put them on the model. What I personally wore before top surgery was a women's competition swim top under a loose fitting sleeveless rash guard. The swim top didn't bind, of course, but the loose rash guard helped with disguising my chest. I will still wear the rash guards even though I have had surgery. On the bottom I wear board shorts. http://www.rashguardshirtco.com/product/4106.html Your mileage may vary on the items above, just thought it may be helpful.
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Where do I start. Let me say this for the bigger guys don't try the mid drift tank tops binders they only roll up on you. You have to buy the full torso binder. After buying it I threw the others away. You will fill way more secure,and wont have the worry of pulling the shorter ones down all the time. Whatever you do don't ever put them in the dyer. Lay flat to dry on top of your dyer.I hope this helps a few peeps.
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