This is honestly the most comfortable binder/bra I have ever worn. Straight out of the bag it fits exactly right. Pros and cons down below, but some quick raving about the product; this is the first binder I've felt comfortable wearing to work as an EMT with 12 hour labor intensive shifts.
I'm an E/F cup and got the 2XL Gray and 2XL Black binders.

Pros:
-Super comfy and soft fabric, even on the inside/binding fabric
-Fits perfectly if you use the size chart
-Easy to put on (I recommend snapping the hooks and then pulling over your head as it's hard to see the snaps once its on you)
-Can be worn on the looser snaps if you're wearing long term (but always do what is best for your body, if you get uncomfortable it's time for a binder break)
-Flattens just the right amount, no weird bulging and not so flat it's awkward

Cons:
-Could be about an inch longer to account for tissue overflow with larger chested people (Leftie likes to peek out of the bottom just a tiny bit)
-Slightly visible at the top with a texture line through shirt
-A little too low cut, as someone with a larger chest there is about a half inch of cleavage showing, so I'd wear a different binder if I were wearing something like a lower scoop tank top.

As a larger chested person, I understand the frustration with finding a binder that actually works in the right ways. This one is a great option if you're most worried about being comfortable, and don't mind a little cleavage. This binder would be most perfect on A-D cup sizes, but is absolutely doable for my brothers and siblings in the DD+ range. It binds well, is true to size, and is very soft on the skin.

Bought this for cosplay and was pleasantly surprised at how comfy it was. The last time I wore one was a nightmare, but this I had on the entire day of the con with no discomfort. I'm a 36C and it flattens reasonably well, taking about 4 inches off when on the first row of eyes. Getting it on takes some practice and flexibility unless you have a helper but after a few tries, it goes quickly. It also rolls up a tiny bit at the bottom, but that might just be my body shape and it wasn't noticeable under a dress shirt.

Quality is good. It takez a while to get used to the pressure on your chest, but after a few uses it feels comfortable. I recommend using it for at least 4 hours, after that you feel slight discomfort. Prerry good in general ðŸ‘

just a masc lesb looking for clothes to fit her better :)
honestly it does make a difference even though i don't have a lot "there" (for reference i'm a 34B). someone mentioned that there is an obvious fold in the fabric and you can see it but it's not as bad as i expected.
my sister - who has bought a few binders - mentioned that it's better to buy one without clasps like this one because it distributes the pressure better, but this one wasn't too bad.

The quality is great AND works well with larger chests. (For reference I'm a d-cup and have a hard time finding binders that flatten me, let alone flatten me confortably.)

I feel so much more confident in this, and it doesn't look to much like a binder so those with unsupportive parents, go for this.

My only singular complaint would have to be that the elastic section where the binding begins is VERY noticeable, so I have to layer to hide it. Other than that this is amazing, and I pass so much better when wearing this â¤