Many years ago, I started having several 3/4" long "button holes" sewn into my pants, on the belt line, primarily for running wires for the field mic from the body pack to the interrupter switch, and running the microphone wire from the interrupter switch up inside my shirt, thorough another button hole sewn in my shirt under the collar, near the zipper, to allow the mic to come through and clip to the collar.
So just last week, I made some additional homemade button holes on the opposite side (didn't have time to get the pants to a seamstress), to accommodate the Speak Easy cords, allowing the cord from the radio (clipped tp my belt) to the button switch to run inside my pants (and back out of the pants, for the button switch to also clip to my belt). Then another button hole to allow the mic/earpiece wires to pass through the pants, and run under my shirt to the neck area, where they exit and clip to my undershirt (earpiece) and shirt collar (mic).
This way, the wires are concealed to the maximum extent possible. Yeah, it takes a few extra minutes to get everything on, and then disconnect and remove everything after the game, but it is worth it, to not have visible wires running all over me.
As Billy Crystal (playing Fernando Llamas) would say, " It is better to look good than to feel good!"
One thing I would like is for the Speak Easy microphone to have a clip that can be rotated to any angle, so I can get the microphone pointed more directly at my face, rather than over my shoulder, or down toward my zipper.
