Magnetuck Magnetic Shirt Stays - Quit Tuckin' Around!

Plenty of videos on YouTube regarding how these work, so I won't get into the mechanics too much. Basically, the magnets attach to your shirt tail, ball side out. The magnets are contained inside very soft and sticky/tacky (to fabric, anyway) silicon. The ball side sits under your belt, preventing the shirt from pulling up. Genius, really. These bad boys work great! I am a cop and have to wear a suit or jacket, tie, and slacks daily. Being the PoPo means that I also have a badge, holster & gun, handcuffs, etc., hanging off my belt. All that gear tends to ride and slide downwards as I sit/stand all day, causing me to constantly adjust my gear, pants, and belt upwards over and over AND OVER, all day long. While I (previously) used the ultra classy method of tucking into my drawers, my shirt would always ride up, millimeter by millimeter, every time I adjusted everything. In the past, I have used elastic shirt-sock stays while in military school and absolutely despise them. So, I spent way too much time every day with my hand stuffed into my pants tucking my shirt back in... Enter the Magnetuck. First of all, I'm not sure if I got an off-color set, but mine are a plain, dull gray. It's stupid and doesn't make a bit of difference in how well they work, but I was rather disappointed that they weren't that pretty sky-blue that shows on the product listing (it happens to be my son's high school colors, lol). Also, the clear plastic container they came in did not have the Magnetuck stylized "m" logo or any label on it. Again, it has no bearing on the awesomeness of the product, but was a little disappointing to me. But, regardless of anything else, these babies JUST WORK. because of my holster, I could not place the right side set in the middle of my hip like the photos and videos demonstrate. I ended up wearing it about 45 degrees between directly in the front and middle of my hip, basically right on the front of my pelvic bone. They are not uncomfortable at all; in fact, they're not even noticeable to me that I am wearing them. As far as visibility goes, I could see the ball bump, but when I asked my buddies if they saw anything, none noticed it al all. With the weight of my gear, I fully expected these little guys to cry for mercy and pop off at least a couple times. I checked them regularly, specifically checking whether the ball had begun to slide and reposition itself away from the center of the base, but they hung on like champs! I've really put these to the test and I am both shocked and excited at how well they work. I have had to re-tuck my shirt exactly ZERO TIMES in the few days I've had the Magnetucks. My Magnetucks work so well, I'm thinking of getting another set. They are so strong and stay put so well, maybe by adding a couple more, my belt will quit migrating and stay up!

Part of me didn't want this product to work. I mean, pairs of magnets housed in silicone? For that price? But I was running out of realistic options (no, a second rubber belt under my regular belt or upside-down 1950s garters just aren't realistic options, fight me) and preparing to sew buttons inside my pants and cut holes in the bottom of my shirts. These things work. I have a physically demanding job. I squat, bend, pivot, and stretch-to-reach constantly over a 7 hour period in a dress shirt (some of you will know exactly what my job is). And where I was tucking at least twice an hour before, I did not have to tuck once. I don't know if body type will matter but I'm fit with narrow hips(28-29 waist). These things are better than two magnets shoved in silicone have any business being.

Convenient little shirt stays, definitely easier than versions that use a strap since you don't have to adjust any bands and there is only 1 point of contact compared to my other shirt stay straps that use 3 clips. The drawback for me comes with the comfort and bulge there convenience comes at a price. These tend to dig into my hips when seated, I never had to worry about that with the straps, but these have got on my nerves after a work day, plus there is a noticeable bump where these attach - might not be noticeable to some, but definitely there - the dome shape might be what keeps the shirt from riding up, but it is visible. I'll keep them as a backup, but with fitted dress clothes you might not want these creating an awkward bump in your profile.

These are great. The vendor does lose a star, because I think $29.99 is a little on the high end. However, if they can get it, go for it. I used these at a conference where I was required to walk from venue to venue. My shirt held in place for the entire day, something I had never previously experienced. I was impressed with the hold based on the amount of walking and standing I did. The magnets can be a little tricky to put on, but I am sure it's much easier than the garter like items. I did go through security with these on and had no issue (I am a known traveler, so it was with a metal detector). One of my biggest issues has been t-shirt creep. I put the bottom magnet under my t-shirt and then put the top piece on the outside of my shirt after I had done a military tuck. It was tuckin' amazing both shirts held the entire day. None of my colleagues could notice I was wearing these. As mentioned, the price is a little steep. However, if you have the disposable income to purchase I recommend.

Gave these a try for a week. On day one, both magnetucks popped above the beltline, and inverted themselves (Flat side to round side). Continued to try to work with them, adjusting the location, but with results that weren't much better than relying on the standard military tuck. In other words, if you are remotely active in your dress shirts, needing to lift things over your head, bend over, etc., don't count on these magnets. They are moderately strong, but not super strong. About five days in, I got an email from the company asking me to rate them if I loved them, and if I was having issues, let them know. I sent a reply with questions about a week ago, and never heard back. And here's the kicker--the next day one of the magnetucks came undone, and one half of the magnet appears to have slipped out of my pants and is now lost forever. So they are now useless to me. My advice would be to stick with conventional shirt stays, or just make do with a good military tuck, which works pretty well if you aren't reaching up or bending over too much.

They work. They actually work as advertised!

Absolute rubbish. Don't buy--the magnets are too weak. Lost one half of a magnet on the first day of use and now can't even return the damn thing.

Works as expected. No fuss and pretty easy. A few tops: (1) Remove before going through airport security, or be prepared for an easy pat-down, explaining you have magnetic shirt stays to keep your shirt tucked in; (2) When storing them, put a thin piece of cardboard between the two parts, makes it much easier to pull them apart; and (3) make sure your belt is fairly tight, or the magnets can migrate north of the border.

Perfecto para aguantar la camisa dentro del pantalón sin preocuparte de que se salga al hacer movimientos bruscos

I use these everyday! Cant go without them!