All my bodycon/tight skirts tend to ride up my legs as I walk. Do you think this could be adhered to hem and outer thigh to keep this from happeing?
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I doubt they would work. They are not that strong and the movement of the leg would undoubtedly loosen them.
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I have done that and it works as long as you are not stretching the dress too much.
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I don't think they would work on lefs, too much movement unfortunately, but for strapless dresses/shirts, definitely a good deal
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Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and error situation. Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and... » Read More Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and error situation. « Show Less
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Possibly. I think it would depend on how much pull there is from your skin on the fabric and how much you move. If you try it I would use it in several places; one strip at the hem, etc. probably won't do the trick. And bear in mind that when you sit a skirt is going to rise, it's supposed to, that can easily throw things off if you don't place the tape in just the right place; there will be too much pull and it WILL come loose but taping for a seated position would have your skirt higher and cause wrinkling when you stand. So I honestly don't know, I think this is definitely a trial and error situation.
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I just clip my Fitbit One to my bra. Rarely does it show under my blouse, but if it does, I just turn it around (facing me vs. facing out). This position works great for me. I guess you could also try wearing it on the hip of your lower intimates, but I'd personally worry about losing it.
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I only wear it for exercise and long walks. I have tried wearing it under my clothes and i am not a fan. Its causes even more sweat. On top of clothes it might cause the clothes to bulge but it doest reallyy matter if you wear your shirt over it.
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I keep this strapped to the top of my thigh and pretty tight. I usually have an ace band (a self stick one) underneath to help slipping. I can usually go a few hours before having to adjust.
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It depends on the size you carry. A larger one doesn't seem as secure in it to me and sits higher and sticks out lower, but I wear skirts all the time, so the waistband is different not allowing for the extra pressure of maybe a pair of jeans. A smaller size is mostly covered, so it's not an issue. Also you can have it sit straight or cantered, which may cover or uncover more, again depending on what you carry. Vedder's customer service is great, so if you're not satisfied, you can contact them. I'm sure they'll take good care of you!
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I tried it yo answer the question, not if you are going to move around. If you left leg in one position may work straight. Tried wrapping around and again if don't move but the pads don't fully adhere.
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Probably would slip out as you walk. Maybe you could use Velcro to keep it in place.
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It's going to be sticky. Will not slide but it will also depend on how loose your jeans are. Normal jeans? It will be hard to get it out of your pocket. More importantly I would not sit on this in your jeans as it's coiled up and you may not want to risk hurting them.
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So sorry, I wish I could help, but I didn't have that issue. Mine stayed on very snug. It didn't help much, but it did stay on tightly...under my tights and over top of them as well sometimes.
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Yes it does slip. Some people have told me to put a cloth around the area of your leg then put the wrap over it. This will prevent slipping. I never tried this but give it a try.
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I too always clip it to my bra or my panties. Has always been safe either way. I have just ordered a bracelet to put it in from Etsy though. They have some really cute inexpensive ones available now.
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Also Phil, I use a prescripted pain cream and that helps mine stay right in place. So if you are not using anything like that, maybe you can try lotion on your leg first, rub it in, your leg will have the moisture on it from the lotion, then pull your sleeve on. Hope that helps with the slippage! :-)Geneva
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I am responding even though I really don't have an answer to your question. I have been using the tape for some time now and it happens to me often. Even when it was applied by a physical therapist it would curl up on the ends, but maybe not as quickly as it seems to do it when i apply it myself. One thing that does have an effect on its durability is the clothing you wear with it on you. I use it on my knee occasionally and can not wear sweats or material that clings. Jeans are usually better and shorts best. On my back it stays down better. I do use the spray though and that seems to help some (not on the knee though, nothing helps it last very long at all on the knee). Do have any of the recommended spray. I can't put my hands on mine now to check the name, but its on Amazon and usually pops up when you look at the tape. It helps some. Other than that, I change it more frequently than I care to. Not any help I'm afraid, but I can offer some empathy and will check back to see if someone else offers a real solution. Thanks so much for asking. Maureen
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To answer your question I would say probably not. I am 5'6" tall and the extra-large pair of shorts fall just to the top of my knees when I'm standing. When I'm on the bike the shorts ride about 2 inches above my knee so the shorts aren't long enough to chafe the back of my knee. You could probably hem the outer short but the liner has an elastic band to keep it tight around your legs. I think it would be difficult to hem the liner and possibly uncomfortable to wear it if you did . The liner is about an inch shorter than the outer shorts and depending how much you hemmed the shorts you would probably see the liner if you didn't hem it. I hope this helps you in your decision.
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Probably, but I've always worn it on the waistband of my pants...the extra fabric there helps to keep it from slipping off.
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For me personally it's not tight enough around the legs to look like I'm spilling out. But once you put clothes on its all hidden anyways. If anything the girdle rides up on my behind and then "cuts" my behind in half.
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Mine stays popped up even with clothing on it. I wrote in my review how unhappy I am with this purchase.