The Kymaro Body Shaper works great as far as I am concerned. You need to tuck it into your jeans or pants. I liked wearing it with the little legging/bottom pant set that came with it - but what happened was that they would roll over so instead of keeping my kymaro down they just made a little fabric roll visible if I wore a tighter fitting top. I ultimately ditched the pants for just tucking in the Kymaro. For me the Kymaro stays down and does not roll up so I haven't had any issues with that. Other people have had that happen so just be aware the included pants set might be necessary for some people.

As for getting the thing on, yeah you have to flop like a fish but you need to also make sure your size is right. After awhile the on off process doesn't really matter all too much. The issue is more with sizing is what's known as vanity sizing - when people think they're smaller (or sometimes bigger) than they really are so they end up buying things that aren't going to fit. PLEASE be realistic. The Kymaro cannot do it all for you and it will do nothing or very little for you if the size is wrong.

In truth, the product is hyped up to take twenty pounds off you (visually), but that's debatable person to person. I will say it tucks it all in at the right places, smooths you out, and makes you look nice. It keeps me looking thin and lean when I might not be after a four course meal. Heck, it makes my clothes look 110% better just because the darn thing makes me stand up and as greatly improved my posture.

My only gripe is that the shoulder straps on it lean in too deep (they're rather wide) and can become exposed in certain clothing. Be aware that it won't work either with backless outfits or anything showing off your collar bone/shoulders. But these are not major design flaws, they're what is needed for the kymaro to function correctly.

So, yeah, I am delighted and satisfied with my purchase and will be buying another set soon.