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Hmmm, I don't know. There have been some pretty good suggestions in this thread. I can't believe that none of them will work.Dude, this is a serious problem. It's not about vanity, it's about practicality. I'm tired of having to pull my pants up all the time, the draft on my lower hiney region is uncomfortable, and my boxers are getting all bunched up at the waist.
This is what I do.Buy a belt, then leave your shirt untucked as to keep the buckle away from the basses.
The obvious solution is donuts. Half a dozen a day, and 6-8 hours a day sitting on your @$$ should plump it right up. Perhaps you should ask Tom for a 'before' reference.
Jive1, I believe there's some sort of double-sided tape that can be used to keep clothing in place by adhering it to skin. Now that the Hollywood awards season is over there should be a surplus.
I think I may try the butt pads for a little while, and if they work out, I may go with a Brazilian Butt Lift.
But I think I'll have some donuts first.
Lots of serious decisions to be made here.
You need a better belt, one without notches. I use some sort of threaded material belt with one of those metal clip-like buckles. To avoid buckle rash, fasten your belt on the side, or the on the back, of your pants when playing.