Question for the ladies...
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Shock Absorber is an excellent brand and really helps bra wise. Endell is recommended for larger breasted ladies and Freya has also a good reputation.
Pant wise go for thongs or g-string types. Annoying at first but 1, if you do alot of cardio you normally find pant slippage ends up with your underware in all sorts of unfortunate places and 2, you can get used to it. No VPL and can be comfortable.
Don't buy any of those "non VPL" pants as they just do not work- you can still see a VPL.
Pant wise go for thongs or g-string types. Annoying at first but 1, if you do alot of cardio you normally find pant slippage ends up with your underware in all sorts of unfortunate places and 2, you can get used to it. No VPL and can be comfortable.
Don't buy any of those "non VPL" pants as they just do not work- you can still see a VPL.
I never wear underwear when i work out. So i try to stay away from wearing tight white pants in case they become see through with sweat. But you might want to try it, it eliminates sweating down there, nice breezes and everything, and a lot more comfortable.
Personally i despise the wedgie factor and the uncomfortable g strings all sweaty and cold when doing cardio, and as bad as it is, they always put treadmills right in front of where the men lift their weights so they can stare at your butt as it jiggles, embarrassing, so i don't want to have to be reaching behind to fix my panties to make it any more embarrassing as it is.
Personally i despise the wedgie factor and the uncomfortable g strings all sweaty and cold when doing cardio, and as bad as it is, they always put treadmills right in front of where the men lift their weights so they can stare at your butt as it jiggles, embarrassing, so i don't want to have to be reaching behind to fix my panties to make it any more embarrassing as it is.
