A question for the ladies in particular....

[RunNewForestRun]

Knickers or no knickers? That is the question 😁

I’m was fed up with feeling uncomfortable in my normal underwear but wasn’t sure if there was such a thing as running knickers? Anything anyone can recommend? So I just haven’t been wearing any and feel ok with that! But wondered what other ladies do? Of course, the running bra is a must for me.

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I'm happy to admit that I wear some Bridget Jones type stretchy things that a) keep my butt warm on colder days and b) keep my jiggly bits in place. Also make me look neater in leggings 😁

I don't want any camel toes or butt crack revelations for passers by.

[Mummycav Administrator Graduate in reply to Hidden]

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[Health2020 Graduate]

Similar to Burkey46, I wear some big triumph sturdy “Bridget Jones style” knickers that at least help hold my wobbly bits a little. As they come up high at front and back there’s no chance of them rolling down. I think my cycling shorts are possibly slightly compression, so again hold my tum in a little. I think decathlon had some running knickers but I didn’t look that closely as happy with what I wear - good luck

[RunWillie Graduate]

Runderwear do running knickers. It’s one piece of kit I haven’t bought yet but I’m tempted 😊

[Speedy60 Graduate]

M and s flexifit knickers. I don't find their running bras any good though, I wear freya active

[nowster Graduate]

Not a lady here, but the trick seems to be to avoid cotton as a material that's going to be close to the skin.

[EThomas Graduate]

I have some Runderwear knickers. I find that they stay on place, do not ride up and are extremely comfortable. I am not confident enough to run commando. They also have thongs.

Its best to avoid cotton when running.

[Coddfish Graduate]

Check out Runderwear

[Tasha99 Graduate]

M and S tactel underwear. Just not cotton.