Are they uncomfortable to wear with shorts or is rubber lining rather sticky? Do you have to peel them off your skin when undressing?
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Shorts or pants are fine, they don't stick when taking them off. My waders are a size bigger to accommodate what I wear underneath. Very comfortable, not constricting at all.
280896
I have always worn with long pants or jeans. I think just because they are rubber, its actually cooler to wear some sort of pants because rubber doesn't absorb sweat but yes I wouild imagine they would cling to your legs a bit if it were against skin. However, it is a thick rubber so less likely to stick hard, you actually roll them down your legs anyway to take them off. But I love mine I use them quite frequently.
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I wear compression shorts or boxer briefs with the longer leg under the strap. I find the extra layer of cloth prevents it from sliding down. I also wear the strap up as high on the thigh as possible and keep it snug. I play racquetball for a couple of hours every other day and very seldom have to make adjustments. Hope this helps.
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To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision. To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you... » Read More To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision. « Show Less
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Hi...no they have a sticky backback that u have to peel off...havent put mine on yet, as I want to make sure its very clean and very dry!
138263
I like them to fit like a wetsuit which is pretty tight. You should have to "roll" it up off your back when you take it off. Sounds like you have the correct size.
42397
No, i use the compression shorts as underwear. They are too tight fitting to wear anything underneath them. It would be very uncomfortable
15436
I wore them out to Costa Rica and Nicaragua just recently. It was blazing hot out there and my bottoms did get pretty hot still. I only wore them as shorts of course; however, I do feel they were fine for morning and early afternoons. During the rest of the day I was on the beach so I can't say much for the really hot hours. I do feel while in shade when I did wear them (buses, etc to carry my items) I was "okay". Then again, it was insanely hot out. Normally if I wore these in the states on a hot day, I would feel perfectly fine. Crowded areas with no air flow - not so great if you're wearing them as pants. I would still HIGHLY recommend buying a pair. These are fantastic since they're pants and shorts. Really good for nights when the bugs come out or for the airplane when it gets pretty chilly (and when you get off at your final hot destination just unzip them and change them to shorts). Hope this helps you!
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they are definitely hard to put on and take off until they wear in a bit - i struggled to get them off - and heated them with a hairdryer the next time and they were a bit easier - i can't say if it was because we had already had them off once or not. But i did heat them with the dryer (on low and not very close) and they did soften up a bit - be careful - the leg will do the same if you get too close! i am sure it is not something they suggest - so i can't say enough to be careful
788421
You will need to wear these under a bra anyway - they are not adhesive. Get the one that more closely matches your skin color.
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They are soft with elastic in the back. However they are stiff on the design part and I have avoided wearing them when I know I will sweat such as running. I think sweat will stain them and they do not seem like they would absorb. I am a nurse and wear them to work with my hair in a ponytail.
493823
they do dry quickly, they also tend to be hydraphobic so like spills will run off them, I find them breathable more so than other shorts, and here in the south they are certainly my go to wear
1915707
Is this your first time using the padset? Sometimes there is a plastic that you cannot see. The side that belongs on the shorts is the checker board side. The clear side is the side that comes in contact with the skin. I hope this help. Lets me know if the short works.
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I have several pairs of padded bike shorts and am a long distance rider. It is definitely not too thick. I don't think anyone makes a bike short that is too thick. My other shorts have thicker padding. These shorts will not be good for long rides. Also, these appear to run big and the material is very thin. Too big means the shorts will shift and the crotch will bunch up. This will cause hot spots and rubbing in sensitive spots.
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I prefer the classic style playtex cross your heart. They really fit well in the cups without moving when you are active. I don't use any adhesive so they don't work well with a sports type bra.
1731106
If you like them nice and tight you can lace them up while they are off your feet, That way when you slip them on they will be nice and tight, FYI though the instructions say you are suppose to lace them up while they are on your feet, That way they will conform more to the shape of your feet, I didn't read the instructions and I installed them with shoes off and when I did slip into them they were tight and hurt like hell.
954371
They do stick. Also these flat organyc are very thick and more like a regular pad. If you want panty liners, the folder ones are great, thin, light weight, and they stick very well.
717061
I wear these for running, because I used to get pressure blisters between my toes and injinji socks help. I find that wearing more than one pair of socks (regardless of thickness) causes too much friction. Not sure whether to get this or thicker pair - I have both kinds and don't notice much of a difference between them.