Author Topic: Compression shirt... good and bad? read inside  (Read 2675 times)

theironlord260

  • Guest
Hello gentlemen. I'm lookin ginto a a compression shirt, specifically 997.

I am a bodybuilder and that leaves me a question. I have gyno from puberty and I would love to have a flat chest until I get surgery.

Now being a bodybuilder, I'm pretty big, chest is like 47 inches almost 48 with a  4 pack (around 237 pounds 5'9)

Now I'd like to know if this vest also hides your back.
For instance I have wide lats that forms a great v taper, would this shirt make me look narrow and hide my lats?

If not I'm sold.

Thank you guys, seriously. If it hides my v taper it's such a trade off, I like my lats and the taper as do many women haha, but then again I'm ashamed of not having a sculpted chest  :(
« Last Edit: June 27, 2005, 11:36:41 AM by theironlord260 »

Offline nukem2k5

  • Senior Member
  • *****
  • Posts: 533
  • Breasts belong on women!
I don't really know what you're talking about, but I will say that the 997 was the best thing next to surgery before I had my surgery.  I've made numerous posts praising it, and definitely recommend getting it.
Reborn on May 24, 2005
Surgery Cost: $4,040
Dr. David Metzner - New Orleans, LA
My Photos
Two Years Post-Op Photos

Offline STILLgotIT

  • Gold Member
  • ****
  • Posts: 466
  • Finally gyne-free
The 997 will compress soft things... like big nips. It will not compress hard things like muscle. You shouldn't have to worry about your lats.


 

SMFPacks CMS 1.0.3 © 2024