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I have some extra "jiggle" and the tights make high impact cardio more comfortable. I never wear them out in public except maybe to the mailbox or a quick trip to our garden and even then with a long top. I'm embarrassed for women who wear them in public and they are so tight/see-through that you can even see details of their "privates". But most women in public look good with them if they fit appropriately. But then again, I'm old; but then again I was young when hot pants and halter tops were the rage... ha haAm I the only woman in America who is not enamored with tights? I workout in shorts and wouldn't never wear tights to work, grocery shop, etc. like so many women do
I can relate!!!! I remember I had a pink halter top that I loved…I wore that thing all theI'm old; but then again I was young when hot pants and halter tops were the rage... ha ha
... I wore leotards & tights all the time!! Now, it’s capris (the looser the better &
baggy sweatpants
Do they really help? That’s one reason I think I don’t use my bike that often. My rearbut I still use padded bike shorts for spinning.
Yes they do help! I purchased my first pair in the 80's. We did a lot of road biking then, even did one of those week-long inn-to-inn trips in Vermont. If you bike regularly you can get along without them, but if you only bike/spin once a week or less, the padded shorts will help with the discomfort. You can get padded liners to wear under your other clothing if you don't like the "look".LOL! I had a lot of the Jazzercise workouts…back in the day! I did them a lot, it was
fun!
Do they really help? That’s one reason I think I don’t use my bike that often. My rear
gets numb! Off to search Amazon & see what they offer.
can you recommend a brand or type, or anything in particular to look for? Thanx.Yes they do help
so am I…. But they were the thing back when. Never had the thong ones tho’I am grateful we're NOT in an age of leotards
I don't have a brand to recommend, however chamois material is considered the best ... I use a pair for long bike rides on the bike trails - they help with sweat and hold up well. For spin workouts, I'm not choosy as my spin workouts are 30-45 minutes. So I've used inexpensive gel and other unknown padding for spinning. The more padding doesn't necessarily mean more comfort - you just need a bit to take the edge off. The larger the pad, the more it feels like a diaper or big "monthly" wad. If you intend to spin regularly, your sitz bones will adjust and you won't really need the padding after awhile.can you recommend a brand or type, or anything in particular to look for? Thanx.
Am I the only woman in America who is not enamored with tights? I workout in shorts and wouldn't never wear tights to work, grocery shop, etc. like so many women do
No. I only wear shorts. I never wear any type of legging, I find them uncomfortable. Plus living in SW FL, I have no need for anything other than shorts.Am I the only woman in America who is not enamored with tights? I workout in shorts and wouldn't never wear tights to work, grocery shop, etc. like so many women do
Thank you very much, I have the same thought when I'm at the grocery store. Don't get me started on the people I see also in slippers instead of shoes.I rarely wear leggings anywhere and I workout in bike shorts or spandex shorts. Whatever they are called. I don't like the feel of a legging when I am sweating and they always slip down. It drives me nuts. Not to be offensive, but most women who wear leggings out and about, really shouldn't. If you have a big can, for crying out loud, cover it up with a long shirt. No one wants to see that. Just sayin'.
I'll stick with jeans and fitted sweatpants.