Shirt Stays

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by constable

I use the Flexbelt hidden tailor.

I use the same thing, maybe not the same brand but essentially the same. They eventually tear but it takes a long time. I get 7-8 years out of one.

[Dad]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

I use the same thing, maybe not the same brand but essentially the same. They eventually tear but it takes a long time. I get 7-8 years out of one.

Serious naive question. Do those things actually work(perfectly)? Seemed they'd move and do all sorts of annoying crap so I never tried.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Dad

Serious naive question. Do those things actually work(perfectly)? Seemed they'd move and do all sorts of annoying crap so I never tried.

I've never had a problem with mine. It also has the bonus effect of helping to keep my pants up.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Welpe

I've never had a problem with mine. It also has the bonus effect of helping to keep my pants up.

Same here. I tend to lose them (No idea how) before they tear, and I've never had an issue with them moving up and down.

I'm not a scientist, so I think it's magic.

[Rufus]

Several years ago I purchased a pair of these and apparently the company's gone out of business. Still using them today and yes, they do a great job of keeping your shirt tucked in and looking good.

[RefBob]

Thanks for the constructive (and some unusual and innovative) suggestions!

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Dad

Serious naive question. Do those things actually work(perfectly)? Seemed they'd move and do all sorts of annoying crap so I never tried.

Between the tension and friction, the belt itself doesn't move. It holds your shirt down and your pants up.

[Raymond]

I wear the straps to keep my shirt down and the belt to keep my pants from shifting.

[Bad Zebra]

I've used the Flex Belt as well as shirt stays. I prefer the shirt stays. I found these on Amazon...search for: World's Best Shirt Stays from Shirt Stay Plus BLACK 4-PIECE. I'm sure these are the brand I have.

I've used them for the past 4 seasons and have had good luck with them. It is true that they tend to disappear over time. I originally bought a set of 4 and I think I'm down to 2 but I will buy them again. I think the price was about $12 for a set of 4.

They are adjustable. They have metal alligator type clips that attach to the bottom of your shirt and top of your hose/socks. The hose I currently use come up above the knee so its important to be able to shorten the length and these do the trick. (I'd post a photo but I don't know how to imbed them in posts)

[kgeorge0263]

Here's a cheaper version of the neattucks.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B017LXZNZU?psc=1

KG