Damn Shirt Will Not Stay Tucked In

[KZKlimber]

You could also use a hockey garter belt - it is supposed to hold up your socks but cinches around your waist with velcro and would do a good job keeping a shirt in.

Just suppress the urge to start a fight.

 

[CatskillsYeti]

We used to call those military-style shirt-to-socks clip-on elastic thingies "slingshots." Why? Well, every once in a while, on the parade ground, you'd hear the muffled "snap" of one of them letting go (from the sock end) and then a muffled whimper from the poor guy who just got "snapped" in a very delicate place. BTW - even for the guys who used them, they were for full-dress uniforms only, not for high-activity times.

 

[daxs]

I don't know Yeti, peeps on base here where those sling shots pretty much all the time unless they are in the working uniforms.

 

[porky]

It is odd that no one suggested the obvious solution: staples! Sure, they hurt going in, but you get used to them after a while, i guess....


porky pine

 

[CatskillsYeti]

Daxs - I guess they've improved the product in the last 38 years

 

[Nonlegit]

i NEVER tuck my shirt in...i dont know why? i really dont ever need to either cause my hipbelt seals it all in. I like the ventilation i get from not tucking it in better.

 

[Tom H]

bibs

Rambler has it right...bibs are the answer.