What is mid. Rise waist?
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Mid rise, in this case, I think, refers to the length. Below the knee yet a little higher than mid calf. Personally, just right for hiking in a warm climate. On me, they fasten at the waist. Hope this helps. I am 5ft 6in. tall.
710707
It's waist high. Very comfortable to use. We use it as an outside sink for everyone to use. We love it.
369323
They have ankle draw cords, with the cinch hidden underneath. Cinching them does make them pull up a little shorter.
5323
I'm very high waisted also and the large sits up on my natural waist above my belly button. Do not know the rise off hand
804484
I dont know what they are but Im a size M and it was small on me if I wore it down on my hips. That didnt look right with my wedding dress, so I moved it up higher and it fit better. Still a bit small, but a better fit. I hope this helps.
20302
They do fit below the waist, not super low though. I think it's a nice comfortable fit.
1323833
These set on the waist you could push them down on the hips. They are nice and streachy so you could do what you want. Hope that helps, Helen West
280032
I've got a set of 'large', 'medium' and 'small'. I've got an almost 36" waist and all three sizes fit. The 'large' is very comfortable, the 'medium' is more firm and the 'small' seems somewhat reminiscent of what a girdle must feel like. I'm an old guy that exercises frequently and suspect repeating hernias. So all three have their use cases and I'm happy with the lot. BTW, the 'package' container portion seems the same size on all three, only the waist band differs.
563332
the measurement should be close to the waistline, for heavy workout and lifting.
301453
Yes, they roll up to mid calf and button on each side of each leg. I will also say I sent them back due to poor workmanship and very, very poor fit and shape. The pockets puckered even before I put them on and nothing felt or looked right on me. I'm a 5'4" perfect 8. These were the worst pants I've ever ordered on line. I know you didn't ask for this much information, but - here it is.
1299603
There are two riser sizes. the smaller is 1" and the larger is 2" so you can combine them for a 3" rise. Counting the foot, the total high is 3 7/8". BTW, this product did exactly what I needed. Putting the eye at about 16 inches above the desk at a comfortable view with my transition bifocals.
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Jack makes a good point. When I started using mine I kind of had to find the feel for it and pushing your weight forward on the waist pad (while keeping your back straight) helps a little too. It's kind of like moonwalking in place hence his tip on not picking your foot up, just the heel.
383781
They fit right below the natural waist. They allow you to walk bend and sit without dropping low. I'm in my sixties and find them both comfortable and modest.
88090
It takes getting used to but it is not impossible in my opinion. The importance is to have support for your mid section. Don't over do additional weight such as dumb bells or kettle bells. Good buy for the price.
1141051
This is not meant to use around the waist. It is definitely not a transfer belt. It is for the extremities and when used properly, does not roll down.
2054830
It's a V going down so doesn't adjust around the waist. So no real size issues I sell a TON of these to contractors. They find them a little short sometimes if they are tall. But otherwise, all different people wear them! Hope that helps!
1910032
It is adjustable in three ways however you would probably have to order the large size to be comfortable. I ordered the size up to 50 waist and I wear a size 36 waist with a gut and I am right at the point where if I gain anymore weight I would have to go to a bigger size. So my advise is if you order large you can always adjust down. Don't go by your waist size, measure your belly size as that is where you will be wearing it. I am real happy with mine.