How is this with riding bicycle? I'm looking for something to wear when out riding.
56745
I can't really say because I haven't been on a bike with it on, but I know it fits tight and holds everything pretty sturdy. I would only guess the gun would come out with your legs pumping the peddles up and down. It would be fine if you pulled it up above the belly buttom while riding, I could see it really working okay like that. Hope that helps a little.
56746
I think it may fly out over big bumps. Maybe you could modify it with some kind of hook sewn into it that could hold tight to the trigger.
56747
While I haven't tried riding a bike with it, I would say that it may work if you holster your firearm at the small of your back. I would imagine that carrying it in the front appendix carry position would be uncomfortable for leaning forward to your handlebars.
56748
I think it would work well while riding a bicycle. I love this item! It does NOT move! Now I haven't ridden a bike with it on but I'm guessing it still won't budge. My gun is very secure. There's plenty of room for a mag or two also! Hope this helps!
56749
I ride daily, 12 miles round trip to work, works great! I also use it on my mountain bike rides. Holds in place firmly even on a jumpy flow trail. Sometimes, if I've ate a bit more than usual, it pushes my gut up a bit. No real problem.Edit- I carry it in the small of back position.
674896
I have not used it for bicycling. But it is my daily commuter. I'm inclined to think it would work very well. Between the shoulder straps waist strap and chest strap you can put it anywhere you want it and it will stay put. I think any or all of those straps can be removed if you don't care to use them. Also a little narrower than some packs, so I think the aerodynamics would be pretty good for biking. Beware its not a very large pack, to make sure its the size you want. It's exactly what I was looking
1747640
Yes. That said I prefer shoes. I rarely go outside barefoot so my comfort zone is with shoes. The pedals are relatively large, more comfortable that typical bike pedals.
788062
It's works well during a meet and after to wear home. They are very warm. It's great to wear outside.
353531
Yes, most definitely, I use it when I ride my bike for an extended period of time and it is very comfortable.
1796573
It almost depends on what type of bike you have. But that being said I have a commuter style bike and your legs do kind of have to go "out" a little more when you pedal. It's not bad though, it just takes some getting used to.
1376369
It worked for me. I also wear glasses and they did not bother me when wearing both together. I wear the head phones mostly when bicycling.
2032580
might be a bit bulky for that, but I just wear it outside because it helps so much. With jeans/pants I wear a shirt over it but, I think for the most part, it would be a bit bulky for under clothes
847769
I use it for road cycling and find this to be the best one yet, it maintains good tension over the face but is easy to pull under the chin if I need a little more freedom to breathe or overheat. This garment is pretty well shaped for the face, but not rigid or "structured" in any way. The thinness of the Lycra cuts the wind without overheating the face. I hope this helps, and, I have four, it's that good a fit for the huge melon on top of my neck!
1350437
Have you tried this product yet for cycling? I'm getting this as a gift for a cyclist...
1726455
Hi! For cycling yes, swimming I have not try it! Maybe to big for swimming for me
1752794
I got this for my husband. But, I am the one that uses it. It is so nice to get on my bike and ride as long as I want too, without having to go out in the AZ. heat. I am very happy I bought it for him / me !
1024777
My husband wears it for riding a scooter in cold temperatures and the scooter makes for a windy ride. I think you'd be in good shape.
47842
Not really a problem, and I was a bit surprised, as I wore it on cold days riding my bike. It was fine at 40 F.
197512
For sure! But I don't recommend using headphones while cycling. It isn't safe, you need to be able to hear traffic around you. Play music through your speakerphone. Also, you may need some extra long headphones if you do decide to take that route :)
40262
Yes. I don't commute on a bike either and the bag is very comfortable to wear while walking or standing. Assuming that you wear it with the strap across your chest, and not hanging off your shoulder. The strap is very easy to adjust even while you wear it, it's one of the very nice features of all Timbuk2 bags. If you find that the bag is not sitting on your lower back or hip correctly, you can just adjust on the go.
10060
I haven't tried to, but it should be fine. Note the back is longer than the front, so it will hang over the butt. Its elastic at the waist, so you can push it up away from the butt, assume you do not put anything in the pockets. It's designed for normal forward riding position while cycling. If you plan to use for both running and cycling, it would be fine. For just running, I would find a normal wind breaker.