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
280895
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.
2134184
My husband and I both have a pair and they are easy, but I don't now if you keep taking them on and off a lot if they might stretch at the openings.I would give them a try
1084569
I don't know how you define "comfortable" and "very comfortable". I have found them to work just fine to the point that I don't use padded shorts any longer.
708674
They are great. wear them all the time with mine. Sometimes you have to make sure one is on top of the other, but it's not uncomfortable or awkward at all....even when doing activity/running,etc.
1707477
I rarely use them now because I'm rarely home and I'm single ...but when I did use them...yes..I only used them at home. I was not confident in public or at work. I was scared it would fall out. Lol. I wore mine while house cleaning since the box indicates they work best with you standing as opposed to sitting. Lol..my daughter would ask if I was ok because I would walk funny for awhile. Then you get used to it being in there because you learn to squeeze that muscle. Don't use them for too long at a time or every day because like with every muscle you will get sore. Haha..
1428677
It is as easy (or difficult) as other rash guard. I prefer to wear a very tight shirt beacuse I do not want that water get in while I am swimming. The fabric is great and it is easy to put on if you compare it with a neoprene one.
122917
I've found this padding to be comparable to my other cycling shorts, which I wear for century rides (5-6 hours). I think most of my shorts are rated for moderate riding, so that's probably what these are rated as well. If you're looking for padding as a way to help make your seat more comfortable on a bike, you might want to consider visiting a bike shop and comparing bike saddles as an additional option. I've been happy with these tights and have found them very comfortable. I've worn them on 2-3 hour rides with no problems. And as I said, they're comparable to the bike shorts that I wear for much longer rides. (I don't usually ride longer in the colder weather, so I haven't tested the tights on a century ride.)
1277786
I didn't have that problem at all, these are denim and denim tends to stretch back out. If you're concerned, wash and hang dry... these really are the best of the best product for our male incontinent babies.
2028780
Well, it is not a particularly soft cotton material, a bit coarse, but it is not uncomfortable. I just happened to have worn them today, and I forgot all about them (playing table tennis). My only problem with these shorts is they are a bit tight (and I bought the large size, usually I can fit in a large medium). The pockets are a bit small, but you can keep keys in them.
1205866
Yes, they stretch, which eases taking them on/off. Still comfortable to wear.
680424
My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind of baggy and would help to hide the fact that he is wearing a pad--which does not show at all. My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind... » Read More My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind of baggy and would help to hide the fact that he is wearing a pad--which does not show at all. « Show Less
848295
My own mom is 88 and wears these pants all the time with fairly frequent changes (4 - 7 times per 24-hour period) due to urinary incontinence. She's been wearing them exclusively for over a year and has NEVER had an issue with chafing, sores or other irritations. They fit well (better than Depends), are very comfortable for her and are extremely absorbent. My mom loves them, and she can go anywhere without embarrassment. I hope this helps.
630469
There really is not a lot of absorbent material on the sides of these, there is a sufficient amount of material in the front, back, and area between legs for heavy bladder leaks, but probably NOT enough for sleeping on your side, they are good for active people, walking and normal movement, or for wheelchair bound people as long as they are in sitting position, or laying on their back.Hope this helps.
23131
It seems u have specific comfort requirements these are my first shorts so can't compare them to anything else I know u can contact the manufacturer and speak to them they worked very very well withe on a concern I had. Good luck.
351039
They aren't too difficult to get on. I put them on like I would if they were panty hose; I bunch them up and start at the toe. I then pull the sock all the way up to my knee and adjust it if it seems a little crooked. I wear them everyday and it honestly takes me just a minute to put them on.
1380492
They help me for being on my feet all day at work. For me they are very comfortable and do not feel restricting at all. I would say they are worth a try for your trip. I have had wonderful results My legs and feet do not swell, I take these off after work and go about my normal activities without that unsightly swelling.