A distribution function F is more peaked about a point a than the distribution G is about the point b if F((x + a)−) − F(−x + a) ≥ G((x + b)−) − G(−x + b) for every x > 0. The problem of estimating symmetric distribution functions F or G, or both, under this constraint is considered in this paper. It turns out that the proposed estimators are projections of the empirical distribution function onto suitable convex sets of distribution functions. As a consequence, the estimators are shown to be strongly uniformly consistent. The asymptotic distribution theory of the estimators is also discussed.