Inguinal Hernia Support Belt Invisible Underpants Compression Garment Truss Galess (Black, M)

I recently had a bilateral inguinal hernia surgery and it was recommended I wear compression shorts for my recovery. I had the belts and was never happy with the presser it provided. These short fit to the size guide. Im a 36 waist and 175. They fit and was extremely comfortable for my recover. I now wear the after my recovery for heavy workouts to prevent a repeat injury. You wear these over you regular underwear. I normally wear sport briefs and this was ok over them. You can wear them under you regular underwear but it will obviously get dirtier faster.

I have a 34 inch waist and the medium was way too small and tight for me. I ordered a large and hopefully I will be able to use this support. The support is a bit larger. But for me this product is not useable. I found it way too tight. It aggravated my hernia and I cannot recommend this support garment.

Provides discreet support and relieves the paim

Tight fitting girdle with room to move - if you know what it mean. Good quality and support for long days on your feet. Recommended size rides low on the hips. Otherwise comfortable.

I don't think the size is quite right. I am going to a larger size. They do seem like they are built very well. Got my new one today large fits good and as I said before it seems to be made very well.

Large size is too small

Gives better inguinal hernia support that a belt does. Could use a little better breathing between the cheeks. A little tight for the first day, but still comfortably tight. I wear David Archy pouch underwear with a horizontal fly for access. Large was too tight at a 35” waist and 185#, so went to a XL. Glad that I found these.

This compression garment did not work for me at all. It may work for other people, but for me it did nothing. It was mildly uncomfortable to wear, but still tolerable. It needs to be at least a bit tight else it is not doing its job. The functional cutout is critical for men both in terms of comfort and function. For me this product was a fail, it just did not give me any relief and was mostly just mildly uncomfortable to wear. It may well work for others but I can only rate it based on how it worked for me, and that was "not at all". Thanks but no thanks.

Like others said the back could be a little higher. 5'9 185lbs. I dont find it rolls down but I could see if I had a gut. It comes down if bent over 90 degrees. And have to pull up back of shorts. I've ordered multiple different braces from expensive to cheap. This is more comfortable than using one with the crotch strap. And is much more discreet. Act like a teenager and put a sock over your hernia and it stays in.

I am 5'7" and 190 lbs. I ordered a size L. If the waistband was a couple inches higher, I would give 5 Stars. I am 4 months away from surgery and it has been very helpful.

If you buy these make sure you go up a size, these things are meant to fit tight but not this tight.

These shorts work well to keep hernia in place. They are rather tight but do the job. Not sure if it is possible to wear all day but for a few hours it is fine. Makes your package hang out nicely.

These hernia shorts are way to short to remain in place. If I go for a walk they slip down. I am 210 lbs. My waist is a 38 so I got XXL. They are tight, but that was expected, but I cannot wear them if they slip down. The upper portion of the shorts need to be at least two inches taller to stay on. To test, my wife at 5' 7" and 128 lbs tried them on, and they were not tall enough for her. Not tall enough for a person who is that height? Huh? The material itself was fine, just poorly designed unless you are extremely short. Didn't return them because they are shorts that I wore for some hours in desperation.