Lort, these are cute AF! I have 3 herniated discs and a ruptured disc in my lower back. I have been hanging drywall at my Aunt's house and my belts were actually making my back ache. So I ordered the black suspenders and I have been wearing them, or the blue ones I ordered next, every single day for a few weeks now. They are super well made, quality workmanship. I usually hook them to the side loops while working. But when I wore them out to go dancing with some super tight Carhartts (too tight for actual construction work, I got the ones with spandex in them specifically as a fashion statement) and a fitted shirt, I hooked them to the front loops. I got so many compliments! These are heavy with nostalgia and I have been stopped a few times at Lowe's by tradesmen asking where to buy them. I have also been mistaken for someone with a shoulder holster on, which is a little bit of a 'flex' around these parts, if you know what I mean... a lady with a pistol gets respect here. Lol. Anyway, these are great. The fact that they have - sturdy hooks instead of those stupid clips that pop off, and that they are designed to accentuate the waistline, AND that there is not one strap in the back doling out a perpetual wedgie - make these my favorite accessory this decade. When I wear the blue ones with my brown Carhartts I feel like a lumberjack. And when I wear the black ones with black Carhartts or tight blue/black jeans and my DocMartin's Airwalks I feel like a Sex Pistol Groupie circa 1981. Honestly, these are well made and amazing to wear and I am living my best suspender life. Oh yeah, and my back doesn't ache from cinching a belt to hold up my work pants. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! 👍10/10 100% Read more
Best suspenders I have ever had. Like the way they attach to your lowers. Very comfortable and they keep my pants up. Read more
Good suspenders but the diamond on the back is upside down from the picture which confused me at first because I couldn't adjust it properly. But they work just fine now. Read more
I drive a lot and switched from a Y-style suspender so I didn't have a buckle against my tailbone. I was able to stop wearing a belt altogether. They outlive your belt loop, but this is my second pair because they're durable and comfortable. I've still have my first pair after a couple years, but I got a second because I like to misplace stuff. I'm 6'2" and they fit fine. If you're taller, there is plenty of slack to go. They're a good price and my clips have never come off once, and it eliminates the struggle in the bathroom, (if you guys know what I'm saying). Read more
Like many others say the suspenders are fairly well made, don't twist as easy because the clips rotate. But, if you are using them for then office work, the strap adjusters slide down throughout the day. Add in more manual labor or bending at the waist and it happens more quickly. Re-tightening them 2-5 times a day depending. They do only hold up the pants in the back making it a problem for looser waist bands without a belt. They sit oddly because of that That said, using them for light/moderate manual labor they are mostly comfortable, but you either have to adjust them periodically to do their job in the right place, or tighten them more to save you time, , which leads to my next problem Doing that ^, its not to hard to adjust them tighter and then snap a belt look because that is the only thing holding them down. Yes if jeans are newer this is less likely to happen, but I wear down jeans fast enough at my job and i don't need another reason for that, or to spend an hour patching a single belt loop that pop at the bottom seam. You could clip them to the waist band its self, but they aren't made for that, so they dint stay and it makes them press into u back. As for comfort/fit as a woman, they are pretty comfortable in a casual sense. A nice softer material and they sit nicely over or under a shirt/polo. Without a major waist or hips they are decent for keeping pants up without a contributing belt. But like i said before its a tad bit odd with any looser waisted pants, more likely to gap or drop slightly in the front, , which i don't prefer. One other thing to mention is that they can put more weight/downwards pressure on the same spot of ur shoulders that bra straps sit. So if ur someone that those straps bug them, even if its only after a longer day, using these my shoulders tend to ache a bit earlier in the day if i do a decent amount of walking or more, , especially if you posture isn't the best.(They are very nice when sitting tho!!) Tldr: fairly nice for casual wear like other reviews said, but with more labor and tightening they can wear out ur belt loops, without a belt can make looser pants gape or droop slightly in the front. Fit well for woman casually, but can irritate ur shoulders. Overall not great for more strenuous use. Read more
Great product a lot better than the clamp on Read more
The design of these is pure genius. They can be attached to front side or rear side belt loops. The design keeps the straps out of sight even if you wear with an unbuttoned sports jacket. Zero drama going to the restroom, just unclip and recap. I'll never buy conventional suspenders again. Read more
PROS: Very high quality--especially the elastic. The design makes slipping into it (once it's attached) quite easy. Performs exactly as advertised: CONS: The "lobster" clasps are kinda tricky to open up and attach to belt loops--particularly when the shoulder loops are already over your shoulders but not yet attached to the trousers. They're slippery, they rotate , and they easily pop out of your fingers as you try to hook 'em up. I usually end up making multiple tries to get them attached. The extension on the clasp also has a tendency--at least for me, to poke me in the side, especially when driving. The claps rotates during use and causes that metal extension to stick into the midriff. SUMMARY: I have a lot of suspenders for different occasions, but I do wear some kind daily. If these suspenders had a better clasp, I'd call them darn near perfect. Read more
