Absolutely ... I have a couple of drugstore/medical supply store pairs that I use for recovery (heck with the schmancy triathlon brandsOriginally Posted by Muirenn
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But that's what the OP was referencing when she talked about the silicone grippers chafing. I am pretty positive they would not work for cycling ... either the grippers would chafe and constrict, or they would slide down. That's why I thought pantyhose style might be a better option - although on me anyway, she's right they're made for elderly people, the rise comes up to my bra line ...
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Soooo, they also double as Spanx? Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Absolutely ... I have a couple of drugstore/medical supply store pairs that I use for recovery (heck with the schmancy triathlon brands).
That's why I thought pantyhose style might be a better option - although on me anyway, she's right they're made for elderly people, the rise comes up to my bra line ...
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