Invisaspenders: Best Undergarment Suspenders Designed for a Tucked-in Shirt

Being a big gut/no butt guy I've struggled with keeping my pants up for years. There's a little bit of a learning curve, but this is the ONLY product that actually works all day long without looking like grandpa. The suspenders are hidden underneath a tucked in shirt. My appearance is neater, I feel more confident , and most of all I'm not fighting my pants all day long. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Since I just received the Invisapenders, this is more of a first impressions type review.Once the buttons are sewn on the pants in the correct orientation, one can begin the process of adjusting the optimal length of the suspenders.These suspenders need to be under tension to stay put. I am a reasonably thin person.The one thing I noticed, is whenever I sit, the suspenders come loose.A plastic clip or other retaining device would be very helpful (needs to be designed) to prevent the suspenders from coming unhooked whenever the tension lessons a bit- like when you sit down.The design on the back can be awkward, since the two front straps are "stacked" on top of each other and are sewn together in the back. Hence, there is no 'left' or 'right' strap on the front. Regular suspenders are sewn in the back into fabric/leather and form a right and a left front strap. Because of the awkward design in the back, the single back strap many times gets twisted over and is uncomfortable.These suspenders seem to constantly come unhooked from the pants, and adjusting these invisible suspenders in an office environment is certainly a challenge, especially since adjusting means putting hands in the pants. At least with regular visible suspenders, adjusting them is a not a big deal because everyone can see them- and no hands in the pants.

This product is a good concept but very unusable.When you have this stitched into your pants you have to get used to how to secure the straps, but you'll find that using tension to secure the hooks and keep your pants up is a bad bad idea.I was at work and wearing suit pants and I looked very nice and confident wearing these straps but when I stood up in a meeting the back strap lost tension and my pants fell down. Humiliating. You have to hike up your pants to above your stomach in hopes that these things do not lose tension.They should consider a remake on the clips so that they "click" onto the plastic pieces in the clothes.

They really do need fine tuned to get them just right for your particular body and clothing, but not because the item is faulty. It's just the adjustment period. Hubby is a security officer with a full belt of gadgets and a pistol. The weight pulled his pants down. Now he's not fidgeting and tugging on them his entire shift. Only improvement would be four contact points rather than just one in the back and two in front. Great product for those who need to tuck their shirt in though.

Update 11/2020: They still work great. Although I have purchased several of these, I am still using the same suspenders I first purchased in 2017, and I wear them everyday. Once you have fine tuned the technique for attaching them, it gets easier and easier to put them on, and they never come undone until I remove them.-------------- Fantastic unique product. I couldn't go 5 minutes without having to hike up my pants, or tuck in my shirt, but when I use invisaspenders I can go all day without fussing with my pants and shirt. I sewed the button posts on all my pants with my sewing machine, quick and easy. I watched the video on the invisaspenders website and learned how to attach the clips when getting dressed,...also quite simple once you understand what to do. I've worn them now for two weeks without any issues. Sitting, walking, or bending down, they have stayed attached all day. i like these so much I bought 3 more. So glad I have found this product.

I was quite skeptical when I saw how narrow the straps are. Turned out that was not a problem at all. I work armed security with 18lbs of gear including two belts around my waist. I have no hips or butt. You can imagine the pain and discomfort I was in. That pain is 100% cured by these suspenders. My company is very strict about appearance. These suspenders do double duty to me NEVER having to tuck in my shirt (especially in back!!)Putting them on is a bit of pain. The process gets easier, the more you do it. I never, ever go to work with out them. I could not imagine my life with out them.Tip: get a GOOD seamstress to sew and position the keepers in your pants. I would have screwed up the positioning of the two in front. My lady knew exactly where to put them. She knew to use super strong thread too. Then carefully read the instructions on how to don them. Follow them and find any small variations that help your individual situation. You may have to stretch your right arm to become more flexible so hooking the back button is easier. I have long arms and luckily did not have that problem.There is a bit of "juggling" that goes on when you don these suspenders, especially if you have a real heavy load around your waist. Take your time and eventually you will find out that it will take less and less time to do.I can not say enough good things about these!

They work well once you get the hang of putting them on and learn where to best place the buttons. I would like to see a more robust clip though because the small gauge wire gets deformed easily and then breaks after about 6 months. I work in HVAC and usually have allot of tools and parts in my pockets which puts extra strain on the clips. I'm on my 3rd set after about a year and a couple months.

The clips do not fit the buttons. They simply don’t work. Period. Why any company would bother selling something that does not do the one and only function it’s designed for is perplexing to me. What a waste of time