do other men feel they ride up when walking? like one post said? nothing worse!
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I clicked yes thinking it was for, yes, I'll answer the question. My real answer if the shorts ride up is -No. I have two pairs and have had no issues. This is a comfortable short.
1695130
Yes, this happens, but you have to make sure you use your legs to keep it from happening. It's like when you lift weights, you have to use your muscles to slow down your "down move" just like you use your muscles for the 'up move'. Using momentum isn't the same as using muscles. I hope this makes sense to you.
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Diagonal like over one shoulder and under the opposite armpit? Yes, but that would probably feel worse. Or if you mean straight across your chest like you'd wear it around your waist just higher, I suppose. I was worried about how it would feel around my waist as well, and don't feel it at all when I run. It has efficient size adjustments, so you can make it tight enough so that it doesn't move when running. Hope that helps.
2128168
Maybe your legs, it does not exercise any other body part. I feel my legs are somewhat stronger than thet were before.
697225
Its possible, because it raises your seating position by about an inch. I find that my core and lower back muscles are more engaged, because of the slightly wiggly ride. At the end of a long trip I'm less stiff and sore because of this.
1641433
Unfortunately, it doesn't. You're basically walking in place with some resistance.
1894157
No. lt will slide down with the impact of your feet, eventually. For walking it's great!
968909
I think so - that was actually the problem I was having. It stopped me from moving so much that I woke up when I would have otherwise subconsciously turned over. But that no doubt depends on what kind of sleeper you are. I think it'll certainly stop you from rolling over :-)
245962
It's been quite fine for me (165 lbs). Inclines while I am walking on the belt with no issues, declines the same. It's on a screw type lift so it's not an instantaneous thing.
378191
I only weigh 145 pounds; I have both of mine (2 different bikes) on suspension seatposts, when going on a very bumpy road, my hands, feet and legs would feel the bumpiness but my rump never did. there is gel in the seat, but it is a firm gel that seems to resist more the greater the pressure put on it
239733
That's just what happens to me anyway. I have big legs and all seems to ride up on me.
398939
Hi! For me, it did not. It held my head straight up. No backwards or forwards pushing
1635867
I'll be honest. No. I doesn't have any proof of helping your balance. It does look good though and it makes me feel more energized when I where it. It's more for the looks but I like it.
1806963
I feel a little drive train roughness in my bike, as though the chain, chainring and flywheel cog are not in perfect alignment. I haven't had mine all that long and I think it will probably wear in some, but it might not and I guess you could describe that as a slight vibration in the handlebars when spinning under load. I really only noticed it the first time I rode the bike and since then I don't really notice it, so mine isn't too bad.
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No, it does not feel like you're going downhill. There is no up or downhill adjustment. You are simply standing up straight while doing the circular peddling motion of your typical elliptical. The only "wheels" are two very small rollers on the bottom for easy sliding of the machine across the floor. Hope that helps!
818076
Can't completely answer your question because my seat is padded. Is rather have the few ounces more of gel on a bumpin down ride than having a numb crotch. To answer your question, it's not allot of padding but it's comfortable. The short itself is a great style and fit, and you could wear a different under short wit more gel if you needed to.
615392
No, they do slide around for me. As long as I am just walking and not dancing or goofing around, they seem to stay in place ok.