I am interested in purchasing these shorts but would like to know if they are easy to take on and off - I am on diuretics and use the bathroom often.
380327
they don't have a crouch, therefore you need to pull them down. not the easiest to get in and out of.
380328
If they fit correctly they are likely to require some effort to pull up and down.
380329
I find them easy for me to take on and off. They just slip on and off effortlessly for me but they are tight fitting but comfortable I think. I have hip problems so that is why I use the compression shorts.
380330
It seems pretty easy to me to take them off I must say - not like the long ones.
380331
Thy are tight and very well made but i would not say thy are hard to get on and off
2127916
Of course is not as comfortable as not wearing nothing and it takes time to dress those before wearing your shoes however these are not too bulky. I use those in both ankles when I play soccer and can play good enough; I haven't used those with dress shoes but I believe should be used with soft or sports shoes. The only disappointment I had with those is that the adjustable belts where ripped since new so I had to take to the shoemaker to fix both.
817168
I actually use these for light stress incontinence since I am post menopausal. I keep them in a zippered net lingerie bag which I throw in the washing machine with my light colored laundry but I air dry them rather than use the dryer since I wasn't sure if they would shrink or not. I have seen suggestions on keeping a covered container of soapy water in the bathroom to hold them until you do your laundry, but I haven't done that since mine don't get very soiled. I can't answer your question about whether 3 will last for a heavy period day.
591928
I've never done it. It think it woukd be a little unconfortable for me. Also if you excersise during the day most likely they are going to be wet at night. However I was thinking on buying the pants and sleeping in them.
1284912
I'd consider the boxer briefs in place of these, Paul. These aren't too baggy, but I wear suits to work and sometimes these inch their way up in to the danger zone. It's not much of an issue though, because they're so light weight and comfortable. Nonetheless, I'd say play it safe and get the boxer briefs instead.
1205866
Yes, they stretch, which eases taking them on/off. Still comfortable to wear.
1185729
I have worn them probably 10x thus far. They are very pliable. I like the ease of use, no adhesive and no show. Very comfortable. I do not wear them often, but when I do, I just rinse them off and let then air dry, then I return them to the case. I would not use them every day; more for special occasions. I think they would lose their shape from taking them off if worn on a daily basis.
2085262
Hi...Sorry for delay. You know I laughed when I read this question because I'm crazy and never actually tried it on without the weights in it. Anyhoo I just took it hiking a few weeks ago and it's super comfortable and easy to put on and take off. Best wishes!
1386579
No fly. I generally wear these over whatever other underwear I have on and haven't had any slipping issues. As far as urination is concerned, you have to pull them down. That hasn't been an issue for me.
1407973
I'd say yes. They are not much different than sports shorts, they are the same thickness of any sports shorts I've ever felt. I wear them under my jeans, they allow for great concealment.
1230439
Yes they are easy to take on and off. Takes 5 min to take them off. Just need to have an allen key.
224774
You can hold a good grip. The strap is also very helpful. Like I said in my review the smell of them is a total disadvantage. You literary have to wash them almost every other day. Such an inconvenience!!I would suggest looking at other options.
747173
Well I would say they are as stretchy as the usual adult cycling shorts, the material is somewhat thick and it is a proper cycling short not of those cheap stretchy soft light shorts.
1049833
I would say they're "easy-ish". I guess, by their nature, they're designed to fit snugly and stay in place, so that they don't slide down. That said, because of the little grey "handles", I find it much easier to pull up, than others. Readjusting them, during softball or walking, is really easy because of the handles. I'm a big guy and my let knee is prettybanged up from years of baseball/softball...but I love the support and comfort of this Shock Doctor compression thingy.
1281512
Yes very easy just put the legs on and pull back ..just like underwear except on the front legs! :p once you put it on you will need to adjust the straps make sure they are not too tight or too loose. Hope this helps :)
1535825
I believe you will be fine. I don't think they are as compressive as cycling shorts, but they are on that order. By the way there isn't a lot of padding so the look is more natural and flattering.
1477195
I think the answer is a little subjective based on the amounts expelled. We bought these for our female when in heat. There were a couple of times that she managed to 'slip out of the hous' before we took it off and urinated in the diaper by accident. It held it just fine but it wasn't a lot of urine either. So it would probably do the job for you and having the two of them, allows you to wash one between the wears or if accidents occur.