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Following on from my acid reflux thread, I've come to the conclusion that my Skins compression tights really aren't helping (they do say avoid tight clothing around the waist/stomach area).
Ideally they are to be worn under my running shorts, but it's not essential.
Any suggestions?
Ron Hills can be modded in this way, if you can bear the shame.
I have Ron Hills too, theres a small loop in the string that runs around the waist that can be undone to extend the waistband. It's a bugger to get hold of though as it's at the rear inside the waistband.. Just get a pair of tights that are slightly bigger than you need then undo the loop.
Just get a pair of tights that are slightly bigger than you need then undo the loop.
That thought has crossed my mind as well. The only problem is that I am actually quite slim and I'm worried if I get them too loose, I may have an embrassing trouser/ankle interface moment while running along the high street 😀
Having just bought compression tights and being rather sceptical about what they might do I'm now a bit of a convert. I run 3 times a week to work, a round trip of 11-12k and a Park Run on Saturdays. Anyway as I'd be reluctant o give them up it occurred to me that you might be able to notch the waistband and loosen it off. I can't imagine the waistband is all that important in holing them up given how tight they are. The other thought was can you turn the waistband over so it's lower?
Ron Hill Evolutions
Buy some from Aldi/Lidl when they have one of their specials. Within a few weeks the elastic will have perished enough for them to feel loose!
Btw I've been a happy purchaser of lots of their items, but not all have been great.
Endura multi tight.
Decathlon.
^^I have some Decathlons that have a slackish tie waste and are 3/4 running tights - if you have one nearby and aren't going to be an expensive waste if don't feel any better
- if you wear shorts then cheap thermals M&S stylee are a baggy option and suitably old skool fell runnerish
I don't have a Decathlon nearby, but I've just spent this on their website:
"Easy dressing:
these tights have an opening at the bottom of the leg."
😆
Most women's tights have the opposite problem of no drawstring and just a high waistband- could be the answer?
Size up on some merino and then shrink them - the elastic waistband won't shrink ..
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I'm not quite the shape of a minion yet 😆
I've got a pair from Decathlon recently, and went with 2XL as they were out of XL. The legs fit fine, the waist is too big and I have to make sure I've got the waist cord done up tight to avoid the "pants falling down" feeling.
I have a pair of nikes that fall somewhere between rnnhills at the top and and tight zippy bottoms.
I have a pair of nikes that fall somewhere between rnnhills at the top and and tight zippy bottoms.
Any idea which ones?
why do people buy "like" Ron Hills when the originals are about £12. You can't kill them with a stick they wash and dry quick. Why look for Nikes or any other brand?
Because the Ron Hills aren't actually tights, and stirrups are annoying.
What about running in bibbed tights?
I thought about it but I hate bib versions of anything.
Because the Ron Hills aren't actually tights, and stirrups are annoying
I never said they were! They are "running pants" for want of a better term, just put the stirrups behind your heel when you pull them on, you dont have to use them!
UPDATE: Just bought some of these:
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/ekiden-warm-tights-id_8280370.html
I tried them last night and they were superb: Warm, excellent fit, and felt great when running. Look pretty nice as well.