running underwear?
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ryanbrock02 posted 19 weeks ago.
I wear Calvin Klein Sport Briefs. Kinda pricey but comfortable in the long haul.
http://www.cku.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3062514&cp=3001611.300161...
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fpugsley posted 19 weeks ago.
either running shorts with the built-ins, or under armor for the shorts that have no built-ins... cotton kills
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Nutty posted 19 weeks ago.
As long as its not raining ive always gotten by with regular old boxer-briefs, maybe a bit of lubrication for longer runs. If its raining however, those cause some mad chafing so i would recommend it so much.
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brittda posted 19 weeks ago.
Well as a Girl, I can say nothing. My all my shorts/skirts have built ins. Hubby does the same, all his shorts have built-ins. In the winter when it is tool cold for shorts, he wears under armour (briefs) under his tights.
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kylie posted 19 weeks ago.
Yeah fiance and I both go with the built-ins -- or the tight/compression style shorts with nothing under them. And we just wear shorts under tights.
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kevinb421 posted 19 weeks ago.
agreed with all the above, built-ins are the only way to go, underarmour tights when its super cold.
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wickedfast1 posted 19 weeks ago.
brooks runderwear rocks, it's what i use and i love it.
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fastdog5 posted 19 weeks ago.
UA heat gear compression shorts, or Nike equivalent.
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jerallen posted 19 weeks ago.
Nike Built-ins here. Adam let me know, and I can get you a pair on the cheap.
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Anton posted 19 weeks ago.
Running shorts with a built in. Tri shorts...nothing. Same with bike shorts. Tights in the winter...Patagonia wind panel brief.
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stewarba posted 19 weeks ago.
I wait till midnight and go streaking!
Or I use my De Soto running shorts with built-ins if the sun is out.
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theShiba posted 19 weeks ago.
I like these New Balance shorts I have with built-in compression shorts, but I can't find them anymore, and my two pairs are my most valued possessions. I am thinking of getting some compression shorts. Can anyone tell me what the best compression shorts are? My one requirement is that they have a "anatomically designed" seam placement.... that is, no stitching crossing areas that don't like to be crossed.
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TriSooner posted 19 weeks ago.
tri-ac wrote:
Uhm, no. Just no. Try actual running shorts with built-ins. The fabric is man-made (usualy poly) so it does not absorb moisture. $10-$20 at a specialty running store and they will last a long time. And as pugsly said, cotton kills.
tighty-whities has gotten old
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TriSooner posted 19 weeks ago.
kylie wrote:
or the tight/compression style shorts with nothing under them.
+1
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Milesofsmiles15 posted 19 weeks ago.
i live for running shorts, i love the split variety. Asics makes my favourite kind, and i have a few pairs of nike shorts that i like almost as much. I love them so much i often wear them as my underware.
But to answer the main question, if you get real running shorts you don't have to wear anything under them.
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azstinger11 posted 19 weeks ago.
UA heat gear compression shorts always! I wear them for the air force physical training and when running and they are great. The seems are well placed keep chaffing to an absolute min, as in none. I personally can't just use built ins I still chaff, and these stop it totally.
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Triguy98 posted 19 weeks ago.
I love Nike's clothes. They fit me well and seem to last a reasonable time. No undies.
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Monash228 posted 18 weeks ago.
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Iron Dan posted 18 weeks ago.
azstinger11 wrote:
UA heat gear compression shorts always! I wear them for the air force physical training and when running and they are great. The seems are well placed keep chaffing to an absolute min, as in none. I personally can't just use built ins I still chaff, and these stop it totally.
+1
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Iron Dan posted 18 weeks ago.
theShiba wrote:
Can anyone tell me what the best compression shorts are? My one requirement is that they have a "anatomically designed" seam placement.... that is, no stitching crossing areas that don't like to be crossed.
The latest Nike pro series compression shorts I have gotten don't have the stitching crossing any areas. They are also think enough to keep any thigh hair you might have from poking though the shorts allowing hairs from different thighs to tie themselves together and rip each other out with every stride.
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brittda posted 18 weeks ago.
Iron Dan wrote:
theShiba wrote:Can anyone tell me what the best compression shorts are? My one requirement is that they have a "anatomically designed" seam placement.... that is, no stitching crossing areas that don't like to be crossed.
The latest Nike pro series compression shorts I have gotten don't have the stitching crossing any areas. They are also think enough to keep any thigh hair you might have from poking though the shorts allowing hairs from different thighs to tie themselves together and rip each other out with every stride.
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pcolatri posted 18 weeks ago.
brooks and asics both make some might comfy pairs of uderwear
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HawkeyeFan posted 18 weeks ago.
I actually really like Jockey 3-D products--the boxer briefs or midway brief. They make some products with no seams and they are comfortable---don't ride up, etc. I think they are a little more comfortable than compression shorts--they don't feel as constricting.
what do you wear under there?
(when you're running only)
i've gotten to the point where running in tighty-whities has gotten old...(chafing!)
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