Is this something you can wear while working out/exercising or will it become too uncomfortable?
1068025
I suppose it would be possible depending on how tight you wore the EquiFit but I can't imagine that there would be any benefit.... Unless you wanted to wear it will walking or on a treadmill to remind yourself to stand up straight. If you were doing strenuous exercise it would be uncomfortable and since the point is to remind you to stand up straight and create new muscle memory, I am not sure that during exercise is the best time for that. It would be better to use it will sitting (hunching) over your desk or computer or driving, times when the tendency to forget proper alignment is easiest.
1068026
They were supposedly designed for horse riding, which is why I'm thinking of getting one, but they do look really hot (not in a good way!)
1068027
That depends. I think if you get hot and sweaty really easily, you might not like the hot, constricting sensation. If you don't mind, it may help you maintain good form. Give it a shot. I did it a few times, and found it too constricting myself.
1447651
I assume you could sleep it in. It's comfortable, but I just wear it during a workout. No reason specifically, that's just when I want the extra support.
1839464
Comfort is something that you can control. I keep mine breathable while im at work, bht when im working out at home i tighten it up when im running. pushups and situps. So there is not real suggestion on compression, just adjust it to your comfort and exercise. Im running a medium via the size chart too and it is a little snug as well.
849075
Yes, its possible to wear it like that, bbut dont carry to much other wise the belt will get close to the neck, making it uncomfortable to you, hope that will help
1659282
No! I'll wear it and do a whole bunch of weight training with it it doesn't move around but I sweat in it a lot sometimes when I take it off sweat literally comes pouring out haha but no I never have to adjust it while working out
1763433
Hello,Around cuffs there is plush, so it won't be uncomfortable when you are using this.Kind regardsBill
575012
You can wear it under shirts as long as they are not snug. Works fine under baggy sweatshirts, etc. When wearing compression-wear, you can wear it right over it. As far as when training with it during arm workout, it works fine, I just don't use it much in the gym. I use it primarily playing tennis and working around the house when my arm tendons bothers me.
2253158
Yes I have worn it comfortably under my clothes. I sometimes wear it when I work out at the YMCA.
17514
Yes, if it is tight and you use the retention strap for the gun. I would also recommend wearing a tank or something under it as there would be some rubbing in the motion of working out. It is comfortable enough against the skin in normal circumstances, but the movement of a workout would rub. I have worn it while cycling many times, but always over a shirt and then my jersey or something over everything.
94107
I wear mine during bowling and exercising at the gym. It gets really sweaty and is okay. Couldn't say what would happen if it got completely wet. Good luck.
236749
Obviously the answer depends on how tight your shirt is. When I work out I keep it under my base layer and you would never know I'm wearing it.
2022855
It works great for post-workout recovery, but it shouldn't be worn during exercises.
214295
I wear mine for working out and I just make sure I wipe them off after with alcohol free wet wipes and then dry them. Unless you sweat an unnatural amount you should be fine.
1013126
Well, depends on if you are doing sprints or just a moderate jog. I think you can jog in it, a little uncomfortable because of the size and you would sweat but you could do it.
324800
Don't try it. I wore it most of yesterday. By the time I was getting ready for bed I was irritated by having it on. My skin is a little sensitive and it's pretty uncomfortable laying down with it on, especially if you toss and turn like I do.
224535
I have not tried to use it during a workout. Based on the pressure that it exerts on my head, it probably is ok for rowing or a stationary bike, but anything requiring much head movement might be trouble.
324795
I don't think I'd recommend that. Wearing it for 6+ hours would probably leave you rather sore, especially if you're not used to it. I usually wear mine for only 2-3 hours a day.