These are great, I dont really like them against bare skin but it's not too bad, and they are very comfortable when worn on top of an undershirt. The only thing to consider is the fact that if you're wearing these under your shirt, you're going to have to take your shirt off to poop. It didn't dawn on me until the first time it happened. Not a deal breaker, it something worth considering. Wouldn't be great if you poop on a portapotty on a daily basis.

I hate belts and I'm not a shirt tucker. I wear these under t shirts and collared shirts. You can wear these through airport security. I get a new set ever couple of years.

These were soft against my husband's skin as he wears them under his shirts. They were stretchy enough to prevent a tight feel and strong enough to hold his jeans. Grippers we're strong and he liked Velcro to adjust length. They worked perfectly at TSA in the airport. Definitely a win!!

These suspenders got me through security checks with my pants up without a hassle for six boardings in three weeks. They were wonderfully comfortable. Back home now for almost a week, I am still using them.

ok so i do not want to admit this, but i do want to help other people who are looking at buying these. ace bandage soft they are not, so i wear these backwards so the sewed together x part is on my chest. i guess i also have rounded shoulders instead of flat shoulders because if i don't cross the straps on my back they will occasionally ride down my shoulders. i keep wanting to sew or rig the back cross so it's permanent as well but have still not done it. So you have to unhook these from your pants when you go to the bathroom (unless you want to take your shirt and maybe sweater/coat/vest/whatever off) so be aware of that if you plan to wear them under anything, which i assume is why you buy these vs. normal material ones. i have had to adjust their length/tightness twice so far due to stretching i guess. and i have had to "shave" the pills off of them once with a clothing pill shaver (you know the little fuzzballs that sometimes develop on certain fabrics). so i traded the annoyance of having to pull my pants up every single time i bent over/down even when wearing a belt, for the slight but noticeable added pressure on my neck/shoulders where these sit. i'm still using them instead of a belt so i guess in my case it is still worth it. i guess i'll mention that depending on where you clip them and what kind of chair you sit in, you might noticeably feel the clips pressing on your back. this might be the case with all suspenders that use clips but just be prepared. the clips are easy to use and grip very well though. these are the first suspenders i've ever worn on a daily basis, and i actually had to send the first pair back because they were too big a size for me (i'm 6' about 270lbs), but i am happy with these and would buy them again.