Hidden BELT Pant Suspender for Men - Keeps up Pants, Shorts, Scrubs & Sweatpants Without Suspenders

I have a broad variety of shirt garters, suspenders, and belts. I work an active job and so having properly braced and fitted clothing is the difference between spending a day getting things done and a day pulling up my pants and tucking in my shirt over and over again. I will admit to skepticism when I ordered and received this belt, it's a bit different than everything else that I have in my closet. This is a simple, functional product that quite elegantly solves a few issues. It consists of a sturdy, semi-rigid velcro belt that has a cord going across the back about 3/8"-1/2" diameter. When worn under pants with a belt the cord stops the waist of the pants from sagging below the hips. I have narrow hips and have to buy pants a waist size up to fit my thighs, so I am always struggling with over-tightening belts to try to keep my pants up during the work day, especially towards the end of the day when the pants have stretched out a little. Since getting this belt I have worn it everyday. It takes a little getting used to, but it is more comfortable than elastic/rubber belts, as it doesn't actually constrict. The only issue, and it barely qualifies, is that while this belt will help keep a shirt tucked, it is not as secure a hold as either garter clip style stays or the rubber belts. I always wear some form of shirt securing device and since using this belt have not been using any of the other forms. I will probably work out some additional system for securing a shirt, but have been mostly satisfied with the ability of the belt to keep the shirt down barring the most vigorous stretching, reaching, etc. All in all, I can't recommend enough.

Others might be better able to use it. We are all different shapes and sizes. I seem to be shorter in the legs than most people. I'm also longer from the waist up than most. That together with much less flab on my hip and bottom than most make for a really bad combination fo the beltline. Even wearung suspenders doesn' help much because the elastic stretches too much and cinching it up with the "stays" still allows the bands to slip through. In any case, wearing this still allowed the curve of my back to let my belt slip under the device in that area. That's even with my suspenders on. There are Velcro link problems too.

I've been using my No Saggs pants holders for around four years now, and I absolutely love them! They’ve completely transformed how my clothes fit and feel—no more sagging pants, and my shirts stay perfectly tucked in all day long. The design is simple yet incredibly effective, especially around my small hip bone area. ( see video on website small hip shelf shows how to tuck shirt) No saggs provide just the right amount of support without discomfort. I first discovered them through a friend, and I’ve been hooked ever since. It’s one of those products you don’t realize you need until you try it—now I won’t go a day without them!

I am a big guy (3XL shirts, 44 waist) and I spend most of my day pulling up my pants and re-tucking my shirt in the back. I have been wearing this a week and it actually does work. It does not eliminate my pants sagging some, but it GREATLY reduces the frequency and how far they slide. The only issue is no matter how tight I get it, it still can slide some. Not nearly as bad as my pants alone, but there is a still a bit. However, the ridge works beautifully and keeps my pants and belt on top, keeping me from looking sloppy and like I just rolled out of bed. It is not uncomfortable, sure it cuts under the belly a bit, but now worse than any belt I have cinched down to try and keep my pants up. I am a little concerned that the velcro may catch some shirt tails and tear up the fabric by abrasion, especially on polos and such made from the sportier fabrics. Overall, I am very happy with this and would recommend trying it for any big guy who is sick of pulling up his pants and wants to look a bit more polished.

I need help because I have pants that tend to sag. This is a great idea and it helps, but I think it still needs some work. The large Velcro used to fasten the belt needs some work. I can pull it tight and it locks well, but there is no way to really cinch the belt. This Velcro method allows it to be used by many sizes, but I the No Sag sometimes slips down as well. It is best worn over a t-shirt, so it doesn't touch your skin. The back ridge works very well.

As I aged I apparently lost my buttocks to the point where my derrière looks like Hank Hill's. Add to that, a sizeable belly, and there's too many episodes of plumbers crack. However, I do not want to throw in the towel and be one of those suspender guys. I bought numerous products to keep my pants in position, including BeltBro Neo Buckle-Free Elastic Belt With Ultra-Soft Edge Padding & Silky Soft Neoprene - Fits 1.5 Inch Belt Loops, HIKERS - Upfitter Hidden Suspenders for Men Under Clothes - 3 Point Belt Loop, and this here NoSaggs Hidden Under Clothes Belt Suspender for Men. The BeltBro and NoSaggs did not do the job. The NoSaggs, specifically fell down as my pants fell down, and for the same reason, a lack of butt, and a stomach that's obeying the earth's gravitational pull. TheHIKERS - Upfitter Hidden Suspenders for Men Under Clothes worked best of the three, the drawback being they chafed my skin when worn without an undershirt and, while wearing some particular shirts, you could see the outline pushing against the shirt, as if I was conceal-carrying. Turns out the best of all worlds is an elastic belt I bought at Kohl's years ago called a Dockers Men's Stretch Fabric Braid Belt.

I have purchased several gadgets to try to holdmy pants up. None of them worked. That did not stop me from trying to find something. I purchased a No Saggs on a hope. Well, it works. It works very well. No discomfort And much easier to put on than suspenders. I would highly recommend this product.

works great.