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Best underwear to run in..?
Okay, I have tried boxers, but they buch up as I run. I tried tightie whities, but they are wedgie-prone. I love boxer briefs, problem is, after a few wears they strecth out in the thigh area, and are no longer held tightly around my thigh, and they start to resemble boxers.
Anyone know of a great make of boxer briefs where the thighs have enough lycra/elasticity in them so they wont become permanently loose ? I have also tried running in the shorts that have a liner so you can go commando...didnt work either... For everyday I use tighie whities..but I find them irritating when I run. |
haha... This thread reminds me of the time I tried to run in silk boxers. I literrally could only run two or three steps before I had a major wedgie. Those things climbed up my ass and legs like nobody's business.
I normally run in cloth boxers nowadays and haven't had any complaints really exept for an occasional bunch up. I too found tightie whities to be irritating and chaffing when I would run in them (and I didn't want to have to buy something extra to run in as I normally wear boxers). Just to potentially help further posts be more constructive than mine, what was wrong with going commando when you ran danny_boy? |
I'd agree and go with the commando with something baggy for the pants. That's what I do when I get out.
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Soccer players I know wear spandex over their underwear.
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When I say commando, I mean I wear the short running shorts that come with built in underwear...like a bathing suit. I think they chaffed because the shorts are exceptionally short.
I think I will try to find boxer briefs that have more lycra in the thighs so that they wont over stretch. |
i wear them too
http://www.maxlifestyle.net/shopimag.../3-558895l.gif they work fine for me....i find them extremely comfortable |
What worked for me is lycra cycling shorts.
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I wear the standard FTL's, but not the long leg version. Mine seem to retain their elasticity as long as I would expect, which would be about three months or so. For the cost of underwear, I'll pitch & replace at that point.
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I wear Jockey Sport Boxer Briefs. They have a few different ones but the ones I like are pretty short. They don't have the much legging so they don't stretch out like the normal ones do. They go low enough to prevent wedgies/bunching but not so long that they stretch out or tear.
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briefs work fine. The problem most people have is that they dont buy them in the proper size; they instead get them smaller. They are not supposed to be THAT tight, but whatever floats your boat.
In my experinece, boxerbriefs chafe like nobody's business. |
none.............
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Champion makes shorts that have the built in underwear and are "dryfit" meaning they dry quickly when you sweat and do not retain sweat. They are rather inexpensive too.
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Lycra shorts are good, and go under normal shorts, no wedgies, and they are surprisingly nice to wear also!
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None. I just wear stretchy workout pants.
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tommy hilfiger makes a sweet pair of baoxer briefs, that are tight and stya that way, time and time again....regardless of how many washes. They don't have a button fly....and are pretty thick material...give them a shot...
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I usually wear a pair of tri (triathlon) shorts for running. They're similar to bike shorts, but are less rigid as to also allow running. A lot of times I wear athletic shorts over them if I'm feeling modest that day.
titanwear.com is wear I usually get my tri shorts. I recommend the ones with "gripper legs". |
I usually go commando when running or doing anything for that matter. It took a little getting used to with the balls flopping around and all that, but your body gets used to it eventually.
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