Do they make work out underwear?

leanmachinedream
leanmachinedream Posts: 223
in Fitness and Exercise
Seriously. I am so sick of wedgies, or my underwear falling down, or partially riding up. Do they make work-out underwear?
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  • Goalsforsusie
    Goalsforsusie Posts: 34 Member
    OMG, I was just thinking that same thing today!!!
  • Contrarian
    Contrarian Posts: 8,138 Member
    Go commando.
  • karley511
    karley511 Posts: 33 Member
    Seriously just thinking this at the gym tonight!~
  • spammyanna
    spammyanna Posts: 871 Member
    Go commando.

    That's what I do.
  • laddyboy
    laddyboy Posts: 1,565 Member
    I wear mine a little tight to hold everything in place. I'm sure they do make something they charge more for...I just don't buy it.
  • teresastrowz46
    teresastrowz46 Posts: 41 Member
    i've been wondering this too!!! please someone give us an answer! i've gotten to the point where i'm ready to quit wearing underwear at all!! (gross right?) i feel so bad for the ladies behind me at zumba cuz i'm CONSTANTLY pullin at my undies!!
  • CourteneyLove
    CourteneyLove Posts: 246 Member
    I've heard Lululemon (I believe that's the correct spelling) does. It can be pricey though, as it is designer sportswear.
  • tmarie2715
    tmarie2715 Posts: 1,111 Member
    Yes-- thongs.

    If it starts in your butt, it can't ride up, can it? That may sound like terrible logic, but if you steer away from G-strings and go more for what Victoria Secret sometimes calls a T-back (it is thicker back there) in cotton (I like the lace waist cotton ones) they are actually very comfy and totally invisible under even running tights.

    I've seen women wearing the "seamless" underwear with their yoga pants or workout tights, and you can always tell. Nothing is truly invisible under tight pants, though my own personal experience.
  • heykatieben
    heykatieben Posts: 398 Member
    They make running shorts that have underwear built in so it doesn't ride up. That's what I use, I love it. :) Go to a running store.
  • cjpg
    cjpg Posts: 433 Member
    Lingerie ;) lol
  • usmcmp
    usmcmp Posts: 21,219 Member
    http://www.hanes.com/clothing/bikinis/hanes-womens-sporty-string-bikini-panties-3-pack
    They aren't super cute but they are comfortable, don't give wedgies and don't fall down if you buy the right size. These are the perfect underwear for workouts no matter what short/pants you wear.
  • stwalsh226
    stwalsh226 Posts: 38
    I've seen stuff on the Under Armour website, but I don't know anything about it.
  • rmwinters
    rmwinters Posts: 288 Member
    Jockey "boy shorts"
  • rmwinters
    rmwinters Posts: 288 Member
    Lingerie ;) lol

    Why, is that what you wear to workout? LOL!!!
  • tmoyer1209
    tmoyer1209 Posts: 213 Member
    This has to be going thru every woman's mind!!! I complain about this at least a couple times a week, I try all different pairs, but nothing stays put!! I think that commando or the running shorts with built in ones may be the only answer!!
  • danapellerin
    danapellerin Posts: 34 Member
    Under Armour is the way to go. Stays cool, wicks the sweat away, and doesn't bunch up.
  • TriforceRaven
    TriforceRaven Posts: 115 Member
    I hope so! I always seem to get wedgies when I wear my boxers during karate. Either wedgies, or them falling down every so slowly xD TMI?
  • leanmachinedream
    leanmachinedream Posts: 223
    I don't like the way my lady bits feel when I'm commando and if they're too tight I chafe! Lol. I'll have to try boy shorts. Something with lyrca or whatever it's called.
  • Hollybot
    Hollybot Posts: 108 Member
    Yes-- thongs.

    If it starts in your butt, it can't ride up, can it? That may sound like terrible logic, but if you steer away from G-strings and go more for what Victoria Secret sometimes calls a T-back (it is thicker back there) in cotton (I like the lace waist cotton ones) they are actually very comfy and totally invisible under even running tights.

    I've seen women wearing the "seamless" underwear with their yoga pants or workout tights, and you can always tell. Nothing is truly invisible under tight pants, though my own personal experience.

    This
  • leanmachinedream
    leanmachinedream Posts: 223
    I hope so! I always seem to get wedgies when I wear my boxers during karate. Either wedgies, or them falling down every so slowly xD TMI?

    I hate that. I feel like everyone can see my *kitten* when that happens, or they can see that my underwear is falling and are secretly loling at me.
  • shell4short76
    shell4short76 Posts: 28 Member
    Amazon.com has a good selection.
  • leanmachinedream
    leanmachinedream Posts: 223

    Yes-- thongs.

    If it starts in your butt, it can't ride up, can it? That may sound like terrible logic, but if you steer away from G-strings and go more for what Victoria Secret sometimes calls a T-back (it is thicker back there) in cotton (I like the lace waist cotton ones) they are actually very comfy and totally invisible under even running tights.

    I've seen women wearing the "seamless" underwear with their yoga pants or workout tights, and you can always tell. Nothing is truly invisible under tight pants, though my own personal experience.



    I'll have to try those, too.
  • 0RESET0
    0RESET0 Posts: 128
    Now we know why gladiators were nude.
  • annie24342
    annie24342 Posts: 49 Member
    Victoria's Secret makes yoga panties. If you wear thongs, buy the yoga thongs. I run in them, and it literally feels like you're wearing nothing. The hipsters and briefs are good too, but they do give me a wedgie
  • MissFit0101
    MissFit0101 Posts: 2,382
    They make running shorts that have underwear built in so it doesn't ride up. That's what I use, I love it. :) Go to a running store.

    ^^this... or if I'm home, no undies :smile:
  • Srdking
    Srdking Posts: 84 Member
    My Nike shorts have them built in. But they are so so really, once you get all hot and you sweat they can start slowly riding up you:/ Maybe if they were a bigger size maybe not.
  • RunChinni
    RunChinni Posts: 149 Member
    Thongs all the way.

    They feel like perennial wedgies in the beginning. But you get used to them...
  • kirstenak
    kirstenak Posts: 5 Member
    Yes-- thongs.

    If it starts in your butt, it can't ride up, can it? That may sound like terrible logic, but if you steer away from G-strings and go more for what Victoria Secret sometimes calls a T-back (it is thicker back there) in cotton (I like the lace waist cotton ones) they are actually very comfy and totally invisible under even running tights.

    I've seen women wearing the "seamless" underwear with their yoga pants or workout tights, and you can always tell. Nothing is truly invisible under tight pants, though my own personal experience.

    Haha! this is exaclty what I was thinking.... G-strings in australia. Thongs are what you wear on your feet!
    Otherwise, as someone else suggested, get running shorts with built-in lining. Then you dont need to wear any underwear at all.
  • leanmachinedream
    leanmachinedream Posts: 223
    I think I have a pair of shorts with a lining. I had no idea that's why it existed..ha..
  • Thad81
    Thad81 Posts: 138 Member
    commando is the answer

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