How is this with riding bicycle? I'm looking for something to wear when out riding.
56745
I can't really say because I haven't been on a bike with it on, but I know it fits tight and holds everything pretty sturdy. I would only guess the gun would come out with your legs pumping the peddles up and down. It would be fine if you pulled it up above the belly buttom while riding, I could see it really working okay like that. Hope that helps a little.
56746
I think it may fly out over big bumps. Maybe you could modify it with some kind of hook sewn into it that could hold tight to the trigger.
56747
While I haven't tried riding a bike with it, I would say that it may work if you holster your firearm at the small of your back. I would imagine that carrying it in the front appendix carry position would be uncomfortable for leaning forward to your handlebars.
56748
I think it would work well while riding a bicycle. I love this item! It does NOT move! Now I haven't ridden a bike with it on but I'm guessing it still won't budge. My gun is very secure. There's plenty of room for a mag or two also! Hope this helps!
56749
I ride daily, 12 miles round trip to work, works great! I also use it on my mountain bike rides. Holds in place firmly even on a jumpy flow trail. Sometimes, if I've ate a bit more than usual, it pushes my gut up a bit. No real problem.Edit- I carry it in the small of back position.
489223
There stuff fits to size and usually snug like cycling gear should. So if you don't like the snug fit I would opt for 1 size larger. Good stuff though and I love their gear. Hope this helps.
216895
I have not yet worn this while riding but I have worn it for 13 hrs on 2 consecutive days and not felt like it was uncomfortable or cutting off circulation or anything.. The way they do the stitching on the back of the knee seems to make it not bunch as much. Now, the other day I sat in a low chair with no leg room and that wasn't comfortable (I'm 6'2" so my legs were very bent). I had to pull it off. Other than that, no problems. I think it would work great for cycling. Give me a week and I'll probably have taken it out on a ride. In any case, I don't think u can go wrong. It's about as comfortable a brace as I've ever had. Way better than the neoprene ones I've had. I have not yet worn this while riding but I have worn it for 13 hrs on 2 consecutive days and not felt like it was uncomfortable or cutting off circulation or anything.. The way they do the stitching on the back of the knee seems to make it not bunch as much. Now, the other day I sat in a low chair with no leg room and that wasn't comfortable (I'm 6'2" so my legs were very bent). I had to pull it off. Other than that, no problems. I think it would work great for cycling. Give me a week and I'll probably have taken it out on a ride. In any case, I don't think u can go wrong. It's about... » Read More I have not yet worn this while riding but I have worn it for 13 hrs on 2 consecutive days and not felt like it was uncomfortable or cutting off circulation or anything.. The way they do the stitching on the back of the knee seems to make it not bunch as much. Now, the other day I sat in a low chair with no leg room and that wasn't comfortable (I'm 6'2" so my legs were very bent). I had to pull it off. Other than that, no problems. I think it would work great for cycling. Give me a week and I'll probably have taken it out on a ride. In any case, I don't think u can go wrong. It's about as comfortable a brace as I've ever had. Way better than the neoprene ones I've had. « Show Less
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I run and bike with them on. Main worry from what I read is sweat but I have not run into a problem yet. I just try not to sweat directly on them.
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Hhhmmm, how to answer this since I have never worn bike shorts before... If you are wondering if it will feel like wearing the old style Maxi Pads - it isn't. Actually, I forget that I am wearing bike shorts during my ride and it prevents the soarness/rubbing that I was experiencing where my legs meet my hips. In my humble opinion, these are perfect. I wouldn't want to walk around in them all day, but for riding they are just the thing I needed.
110028
I use for biking, but they are light-weight and could be used for hiking. Not as comfortable as shorts, however.
2185165
I like the helmet. ..however it may be a over kill for your bike. I think you can find something alittle less to ride in.
156447
I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour
1357581
The chest fit a tad loose but it breathes or keeps you cooler this way, while riding, and I own a Ducati super bike, it's comfortable and doesn't move in the wind. Great even with the liner for cold days. Paired with a thermal compression shirt, this jacket works day, night, hot or cold. Hope this helps!
1245014
DEFINITELY!!! I used this before I discovered cycling pants. Even with the padded pants on a recent cycling trip in Germany the combination provided an extreme level of comfort.
1786453
It is comfortable for short distances. I ended up replacing it with this one: Retrospec Bicycles Saddle Fixed Gear Single Speed Fixie Urban Road Bike (Black, One Size)
353531
Yes, most definitely, I use it when I ride my bike for an extended period of time and it is very comfortable.
1747640
Yes. That said I prefer shoes. I rarely go outside barefoot so my comfort zone is with shoes. The pedals are relatively large, more comfortable that typical bike pedals.
47842
Not really a problem, and I was a bit surprised, as I wore it on cold days riding my bike. It was fine at 40 F.
539291
They hold up well. I wear them daily in like climate. I do wear a glove liner under them for extra protection and warmth. But if you cycling you should be fine without the liner
818078
No, the padding is not that great. I remove the inner liner and wear my bib cycling shorts under the Zoics.
733139
Yes. If you desire more comfort, I recommend a cycling short with a chamois pad with this saddle. IMO, best invention in cycling ever.