Product reviews for Mens Compression Girdle Tank Suit for Men

After reading the reviews, I wasn't sure what size to order, and I opted for one size smaller. The size chart shown in the description is dead on, and I recommend following it. I reordered the correct size, and I'm keeping the smaller one for the future, as I'm still losing weight.
The fit offers excellent support and compression. It does exactly what it says it does. The only issue for me was that there's a little skin that bulges out from the under arms, but that's not noticeable unless you're wearing a tank top if anything. So not a big deal, and this has nothing to do with the product but your body.
It feels great wearing it and not restrictive at all. It's long enough to reach your knee cap.

I almost never write reviews but felt compelled to do so for others in my situation.
I went from 265lbs down to 167lbs then back up to 205lbs. I'm now in control again and on track to my goals.
I'm fealing better every day, faster, stronger, more motivated, but looking in the mirror the opposite feelings hit me.
Sure my clothes fit better and I feel better but in my own perception, in some ways, I look worse.
The culprit is odd fitting clothes and discomfort due to lose skin.
This compression suit changed everything.
I now look as good as I feel and that for me boosts my motivation to keep eating right and losing weight.

This is slightly misnamed as a girdle shirt, when really, it's a bodysuit.
Previous models were a little abrasive, harder to slip on, and awkward when nature called.
But bear in mind, I love the original and this model.
First, the material is lighter, but it still saves your back, sucks in the stomach and sides, and doesn't show under the clothing.
First, instead of a slit in the back and a slot in the front, you get snaps to completely remove the bottom panel, just make sure to lift it up, when you sit on the toilet, to prevent it from going in the water. You may have to hitch up the bottom hem a bit when you sit, and pull it back down, when you stand up, but once you do, the snaps come together very quickly.

Second, you'll want to put these on like a shirt. Don't. Instead, put it on like the other Underworks body suits, by stepping into them from the neck hole, and then slide them up. You'll be able to slip them on that way in a minute or two, instead of taking a few minutes, like you might when putting them on from the bottom.

This product is comfortable and useful. it is easy to put in your body, I recommend this product.
It is cool.

Very pleased with the product.

These are helpful to keep everything in place while dancing!

Been using them for 5 years, can't live without it!!

I could not have asked for anything better. This item has helped me look better in my clothes and boosted my attitude.

It's a nice under shirt when wearing darker clothes. You should get the same size as the shirt you wear. It's a little tough to get on but easy once you figure it out. Definitely slimming.

Use it for my back.

It fits as expected and doing the job it s supposed to do. Very content. Will keep on doing business with you. *****

Fits as expected. Holds my stomach in. I ride a handcycle and had a little bit of irritation under my arms but nothing severe.

This is a great product. Now if I can find a way to keep my shorts from sliding off when I were a tee shirt on the outside.

Love how it fits and I can bend over with out a compression under shirt riding up. I hate that. This is exactly what I wanted!

This is a great product if you want to put your legs in first and then pull up.

Material is perfect, equally strong and stretchy. Great for use with landscaping tasks where you are trying to protect your back. I purchased on the smaller side for maximum support and the garment is holding up nicely, not ripping or stretching out.

Thank you! Love this product, wear it every day to work. I've only had to replace it once, and I've used it for almost 8 months, that's five days a week. Active work environment. The plastic snaps work perfectly. I never dry mine in the dryer. If I hang it on a hanger it's dry by the morning. Thank you!

I was skeptical as this is my first compression item other than socks. I think it is great. Most of my weight is in the front and it repositioned me in a way that made me feel very comfortable. I also have back issues which my belly makes worse but this helped tremendously. The snaps are plastic but don’t seem cheap. I went to the bathroom more than once and didn’t have any issues.

I've tried all three (Compression Bodysuit, Tanksuit and Body Shirt). They're all the same from the waist up, very comfortable and all have their advantages.

Compression Bodysuit - I found the most comfortable. I think I'll get the one without the zipper next time, I found it's easier to just pull down. Pulling it down wasn't nearly as weird as I thought it would be in a public facility.

Compression Tanksuit - If sit-down business is your primary concern, then you'll want to get the Tanksuit. The snaps make this real easy. I did find the snaps awkward when I had stand-up business though and opted to use the stall. If you are more concerned about stand-up business, then go with the Bodysuit for its fly!

Compression Body Shirt - If you are worried about both situations, then go with the Compression Body Shirt. It's just as comfortable and has plenty of length for tucking (and I'm 6'1"). I'm not too worried that it would become untucked, but I do like that there's no way for the suits to become untucked.