My hubs likes a tighter/secure fit while working. His current ones loses shape throughout the day &amp; become loose. Are these the answer to his problem?
258690
They are a great quality set of underwear. They do feel snug to me and don't loose the stretch. I would try a set.
164027
I think so, if you have a medium build. I don't think the elastic is too strong to prevent that. They're lightweight, so they shouldn't bind too much either. All the best to you!
1473
I'd consider looking at the ColdGear shirts that are labeled as "Regular" or "Loose" fitting if he doesn't like tight shirts. The "fitted" like this shirt is, is form fitting and is close to your skin (not baggy at all). You can probably find these on Amazon too, but here is the link to UA's regular and loose fitting ColdGear shirts since it is easier to filter for just those:http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/mens/apparel/tops/longsleeve/loose/regular-fit/coldgear#products
1444279
Yes. My husband has a big fat head. Lol! Seriously, he has a large head, he can wear them for hours. Hope this helps.
472519
Mine stay tight for a 10 hour work day. The first couple weeks they were stiff and I double knotted them. It seemed after 2-3 weeks that they became more flexible and now I do not bother double knotting them.
1968058
My hubby loves his. His had an issue and the company replaced them in a week. We haven't had an issue with them since.
1476493
I've worn them daily for as much as a month with no problem. I usually swap to a new one at that point, but that's an arbitrary thing -- they still seem to work well even at that time. Eventually, though, they do get stretched out of shape and don't do as good a job of supporting the knee.
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Absolutely not! That is what is great about these as well. I find I have to push them down sometimes just because I pull them too high up. It doesn't matter where I "set" them...they stay. Even pairs I have had for a while that have been washed and slightly loosened. They stay put.
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That is why I bought them but then started working 6 days a week and haven't used them regularly. When you have them on, your arms really sweat underneath them. I feel they will would work fine if you use them every day. I intend to test that theory starting next month!
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My husband has the same problem - I just retighten them every couple of walks. These walks are not anything as active as hiking, but he still has problems, usually only on one side. Sorry I have no good answer for you.
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I believe it is the waist. They fit really tight but I think that is the point tighten and straighten
85453
My husband works out on treadmill an hour per day and loves them. They don't fall out or cause issues. If you were doing flips or cartwheels I can't guarantee that but I think otherwise they are great
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No. Just get used to it. I'm a big guy and work in the steel I dustrie. Wear em all day and don't have a problem. I don't know what your doing to em. just practice your motor skills.
339584
Yeah they loosen up but not during sets. You have to to re tighten them often but it only takes a second. They are definitely worth the buy.
384606
Do not over tighten. They are locking nots. If you keep turning they will strip. Just make then snug
569658
They've been working great for me. I would only add that it's very important you find the right size. That said, I'd recommend getting the "variety" pack at first and then, after figuring out which provide the best fit, order accordingly. Hope this helps--good luck.
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I have the Large size and they're a tight fit without much flexibility in terms of adjustment (drawstring keeps them on and snug). Might want to try emailing the manufacturer.