Inside the shorts. Some people even put them on first.
They make my thighs look much fatter than they are. I've only worn mine once or twice since I bought them.
Inside the shorts. Some people even put them on first.
They make my thighs look much fatter than they are. I've only worn mine once or twice since I bought them.
under: I believe it's about them sticking up better because of the gripper.
+1 about them making my thighs look like sausage.
But arm warmers - I usually put them over my mesh undershirt, I feel they stick better that way. But below the jersey because it looks less stoopid.
It's a little secret you didn't know about us women. We're all closet Visigoths.
2008 Roy Hinnen O2 - Selle SMP Glider
2009 Cube Axial WLS - Selle SMP Glider
2007 Gary Fisher HiFi Plus - Specialized Alias
I put my socks on first, then my leg warmers, then my shorts.
And yes it makes my legs look funny. Warmth has a price.
I vetoed the leg warmers because of the fat that sticks out between the elastic in the leg warms and the elastic in the shorts.
I simply where full pant style leg warmers over my cycling shorts. They sell some specifically for cycling, which I have from Pearl Izumi, but I also have a basic pair from Target that does the same thing. I only where them on days when I am pretty confident I won't want to take them off and I find I rarely get uncomfortably hot in them. Maybe a little warmer than I'd like to be, but not much. I suppose I could buy a pair of "cycling pants" with the chamois in them, but at least I do have the option of taking off the pants if I really, really want to.
But to answer you question, yes, they go "under" your shorts.![]()
GO RIDE YOUR BIKE!!!
2009 Cannondale Super Six High Modulus / SRAM Red / Selle San Marco Mantra
If you have any bit of fat on your thighs, there will be a bulge. Women usually have fat on their thighs. We're women - we're not men. And with leg warmers we are women with warm and comfortable legs. I had to get over the sausage leg obsession. No one is thinking about it as much as you are. I personally love the defeet "Kneekers" - so comfy! Warm legs are strong legs. Tokie
I could not get by without my leg warmers. The weather can start out cool here in the mornings but warm up very quickly. The leg warmers keep my knees happy in the morning chill. Do I have sausage legs? I guess so but I am past worrying about the little stuff.![]()
The most effective way to do it, is to do it.
Amelia Earhart
2005 Trek 5000 road/Avocet 02 40W
2006 Colnago C50 road/SSM Atola
2005 SC Juliana SL mtb/WTB Laser V
Maybe it's the brand fit? The brand I got from TE that fits me perfectly tight (read: zero sliding on bare skin) is SheBeest. They have a smaller arm circumfrance and length compared to some brands. I have longer, skinny, monkey girl arms. Wish I had more beef in my bi-ceps, but... boo hoo, that's the way it is even with weight training. Terry I have, but shorter and some gap at the bicep. Sheila Moon... same way, but super cute prints. For the fit... I go straight to SheBeest. FWIW.
Tokie... that's a beautiful well said thing!
I personally *like* the whole saugage legs and arms thing. It means that my stuff will not be slipping and sliding around. I have had that happen before. Omg, talk about chaffing pain on the skin... plus just a PITA on keeping on during a ride for miles
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Go for the sauage girls... if you stick with traditional black, it's a slimming shade anyways.