Psst - Can we talk...panties?
- Thread starter eminenz2
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I would also like to hear some opinions on this! I have some ExOfficio panties that I know a lot of people love for exercise and traveling. They have amazing wicking powers and dry almost instantly, but they still leave a panty line under my fitted workout pants. Is there any comfy panty that won't leave obvious lines and will stay in place? I find thongs uncomfortable, so maybe a boyshort?
JeanneMarie
Cathlete
Hanky Panky thongs for everything.... my workout clothes, my everyday clothes, everything I wear! It's like wearing nothing... and they are so pretty and lacy. Perfect solution!
ReneePruitt
Cathlete
sme702 said:
Loll me to!!!!! I don't either I'm glad I workout at home lol. I hate panties! I was hoping I wasn't thhe. Only one. I say " freedom, freedom "
nckfitheart2009
Cathlete
Lol sme 702, You have just made it so easy for yourself!
I do the same BTW, working out at home is ok i suppose...
I have another excuse for not joining the gym lol
Doing a clean plie with a challenging barbell requires enough mental focus for the balance to
worry about panties/underwear not staying in place! too much to handle ladies ;-)
Nathalie
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Jenniferlove
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I recently joined a gym and didn't want the panty lines so for the first - time - ever I went without wearing any panties. It felt very weird at first but it wasn't too bad; I liked the fact that no panty lines were showing. Wearing a thong too often (for me) causes some discomfort and I'll leave it at that.
The riding up doesn't happen even when I do wear them (and at home I always will) because I wear Hanes (oneHanesPlace.com) and they have some that are made to not ride up. I like them a lot but they don't wick away moisture.
The riding up doesn't happen even when I do wear them (and at home I always will) because I wear Hanes (oneHanesPlace.com) and they have some that are made to not ride up. I like them a lot but they don't wick away moisture.
nikkigiovanni
Cathlete
sme702 said:
Same here. It's just so much easier and much more comfortable to me not to wear them. I only wear them when it's that time of the month and then I wear full-coverage (granny panties) so there's no ride up. I workout at home, but if I workout somewhere else, which is extremely rare, I'll wear panties under my workout clothes.
Hanky Panky are the BEST. Even the regular bikini underwear are great!
JeanneMarie
Cathlete
Have you tried the Hanky Panky thongs? I don't know exactly how to describe them, but they are not booty floss. I don't ride, so they might not be what you would want, but they definitely don't act like floss!
mspina
Cathlete
Hanky Panky are very nice and I like them a lot in general. They also are in no way "floss-like" so that's not an issue.
Regardless, no underwear is going to provide any real "protection" under your riding pants. It's just thin fabric! And the only time I've had chafing issues is during my marathon, where apparently I had an errant seam for 4 hours....
At the end of the day, wear whatever you feel comfortable in, as it doesn't sound like you are a fan of the thong option which is only option other than commando that will prevent lines. Wear your normal underwear, and if you end up with lines, you end up with lines. No one is looking that closely anyway....
Regardless, no underwear is going to provide any real "protection" under your riding pants. It's just thin fabric! And the only time I've had chafing issues is during my marathon, where apparently I had an errant seam for 4 hours....
At the end of the day, wear whatever you feel comfortable in, as it doesn't sound like you are a fan of the thong option which is only option other than commando that will prevent lines. Wear your normal underwear, and if you end up with lines, you end up with lines. No one is looking that closely anyway....
eminenz2
Cathlete
I need something to wick the sweat away. I've accepted panty lines as a reality of my life -oh, well!
That's why I originally asked if the Patagonia panties were worth $20. Do they really wick the sweat away and, well, will they keep me from feeling as icky as I do with cotton or nylon panties?
That's why I originally asked if the Patagonia panties were worth $20. Do they really wick the sweat away and, well, will they keep me from feeling as icky as I do with cotton or nylon panties?
nckfitheart2009
Cathlete
This thread is getting hilariously fun! There is no way I am wearing a "full coverage granny panties" at anytime ( yeah including that time of the month )...Nice feminine laces low rise undies/panties are my cup of tea
If I do not want to be distracted by the flossing and/or the riding , I simply just do not wear the flipping string)
If I am worried about the undies/panties being detected or being seen through again I simply just do not wear any ;-) No broadcast :-//
)...Nice feminine laces low rise undies/panties are my cup of tea If I do not want to be distracted by the flossing and/or the riding , I simply just do not wear the flipping string
)If I am worried about the undies/panties being detected or being seen through again I simply just do not wear any ;-) No broadcast :-//
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eminenz2
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I'm getting really confused!
Riding - riding horses, not panties riding up my butt! And I'm not looking for granny underwear, heavens no! Plus, I'm not concerned with panty lines.
So no one here has ever tried the Patagonia panties so we don't know if they really wick away sweat and if they're really worth $20/pair?
Riding - riding horses, not panties riding up my butt! And I'm not looking for granny underwear, heavens no!
Plus, I'm not concerned with panty lines. So no one here has ever tried the Patagonia panties so we don't know if they really wick away sweat and if they're really worth $20/pair?