FaskerMens Suspenders X-Back Wide Adjustable Solid Straight Heavy Duty Clip Suspenders for Men Women

These are the ones you're looking for! Nice looking for daily casual wear and the hard working blue collar folks as well as the downtown suit and tie crowd! They're simple, classy, 2" wide, thick-weave suspenders and comfortable! Unlike those 1" wide paper thin types that cut into your shoulders after a short while, these hold your pants up all day without reminding you you're wearing them. I actually forget I'm wearing them quit often!Clips are strong, as is the elastic suspender material. The hardware is nicely chromed as well. I haven't scratched mine off yet scraping them a couple times on things. If you do carpentry like I did years ago, these WILL NOT hold your tool-belt up. You'll probably scratch them eventually if you're brushing against things all the time like lumber etc, but the chrome is pretty hard and nice looking and they'll hold your daily pants or jeans up just fine. If you have tons of crap like a heavy key ring and a fist full of change in your pockets, I suggest a belt to help of course.So comfortable that early on I bought a second pair as a backup thinking they'd probably wear out PDQ or disappear from the market for whatever reason as many things do these days. I haven't even opened the package of the second pair yet. Been wearing these daily for going on 8 months and they still hold up great with no sign of sagging! Haven't adjusted them once since I got 'em the way I wanted the first time and they're just as supporting as they were when I started using them months ago! Just move them to the next pair same as you do your belt daily. 4 clips, ...simple. These are the good ones your grandfather wore around the shop for years. Get yourself a pair or two! Well worth every penny. ;-)

I have been using this product very regularly and it has fulfilled its function. You see, I lost a lot of weight and gained a lot of it back, and plan to lose it again and some more. However, in the process of losing weight I threw out pants and belts when buying new ones. Specially belts that since I have none, and pants I only have a couple that are slightly larger.So yeah, I bought these as a substitute for belts. And it has worked wonders. I use it every time I go out as an undergarment (so, under the shirt), and is a bit surprising how well they hide despite how thick they are. It is still fairly obvious you are wearing them, but not as much as I expected. It also does make my belly stand out (and I mean, more than it already does), but keeps the pants in place with little to no need to readjust, even after I sit down and stand up. I had a bit of an issue adjusting it to me since I am very fat and short, but after the initial "set up" I have no more problem putting it on and the pincers are fairly strong.Having said that, there is an "issue". It is my fault, but is best to mention it anyway: they are not undergarments. The material on these is a little too rough to be worn without a shirt first, and it is too thick for a wifebeater to actually protect your shoulder skin, otherwise expect rashes after continuous use. And I know there are suspenders specially made to be worn as underwear, but I read any can be used as such (and it is true for these as well, but there are some precautions to take). Also, while these are not uncomfortable per se, because of the thickness of the strap, it does feel like you have a backpack on, which is a bit awkward. Though I bought it thick precisely because of my size.In any case, I still consider it a great purchase, specially if you are considering to lose weight, since they are very adjustable, you can save a few bucks from buying belts, and sometimes pants (seriously, buying new clothes is the most expensive part of losing/gaining weight). And I may try with less thick ones in the future,but first I will lose something like 10 Kg.

They hold your pants up. I have no hips or butt, so a belt was really not enough to keep my pants up. This is not usually a big problem, but I cannot use my right arm to pull my pants up because I am recovering from rotator cuff surgery. The suspenders solved the problem. It is kind of nice to not worry about your pants falling down and adding to Americas crack problem.There is nothing fancy about the suspenders, but I think they look ok. They are all elastic.The clips hold well. I have never had them come off once clipped to my jeans. The length adjustments are on the front when you wear them and the clips for those are acceptably easy to open and close.They reduced my overall frustration level and I'll probably use them after I recover. If you need suspenders, these will work fine.

these work great for my work pants. keep them up and are rugged. I mistreat mine all the time and they keep on working. Wife washes them in a bag with my other work clothes.

Recently bought (Carrhart)suspenders at more than twice, the cost of these. Within 2 months, the fabric stretched-out so much, they were unusable. These were only ten bucks so didn't expect much. Was very pleased they arrived packaged in their own box & seem higher quality than the other ones. My Dad loves them. They look great, too. Will be buying more in different colors.

They work great holding up my pants and half the price of my old suspenders.

These suspenders are built really rugged. They do not become unsnapped on there own and are very comfortable. The reason I only gave them 3 stars is that the buckles are so heave duty they stick out further then other suspenders that I have owned. What happens for me as I am very active and seem to be squeezing in to tight spaces a lot is when I scrape the back buckles they get unhooked. As an example when I am in a hurry and slide into my pick-up truck the trucks seat edge catches a buckle and unsnaps it. Another example is when I carry a large item through a doorway and am walking sideways the same thing happens. My other lighter suspenders never do this. This is a great suspender for someone who is more careful, not overly active and in a hurry so often as I seem to be, my bad. I wear them now when I am relaxing and not working on a project.