I mean like the picture

the thongs I wear under my leggings for sport, work and lounging are 100% of the same fabric, but never rubber or plastic strips. I can wear this thongs for 10 hours straight and nothing pinches or feels strange.

I’ve never used a thong with rubber or plastic strips. It looks good but I don’t know if it’s gonna feel uncomfortable.

When I say sport I mean running, yoga and pilates involving lots of stretching

[–] [S] 2 points 4 months ago (1 child)

the synthetic leggings I've been wearing for 2 years are now an inch wider on my waist and 2 inches longer. I've been doing stretches, running, cardio, yoga... If I put the old ones on, my butt looks like a peach one, with the crease up to half of my buttocks. If I wear a brand new one, same brand and model, no crease, my butt is a ball.

The old ones will retain their consistency and form, but I have to slightly adjust them after squatting. Now imagine a leg, the upper leg sits normal but the lower leg is bend outwards: that's what creases look like on the old legging.

My weight hasn't changed, hips and waist are equal. Is this a normal level of stretching?

I also don't know if my butt looks silly with that crease on it or if I should stop wearing them (unwanted attention) but I can really stretch a lot and they're easier to wear than the brand new ones, which are at this point very tight.

Do you put on your leggings like sheer tights?

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    these are sport and yoga asics leggings with a logo so worn off I peeled it off completely but there is still some visible, white-ish residue, some kind of adhesive I assume.

    I found https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Prints-from-Clothes but I don't know if any of those solutions would work to completely remove the residue, plus, I've never done this, so asking for your advice.

    [–] [S] 8 points 4 months ago (3 children)

    I still have a few from more than 10 years ago

    no creases whatsoever? no loose waist?

    don’t wear the same pair consecutively

    how many leggings do you own? because I wear them most days, like 5 to 6 days a week.

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    a same pair for running, yoga, pilates and pull ups and other core exercises in winter.

    what I use now are regular leather gloves. While thin for leather, they're a bit stiff sometimes. I was wondering if there's something out there that might be better.

    When it's temperate I don't use gloves, function is mostly to keep me warm while I train.

     

    I feel like I'm in a bad rut.

    My routine for the last 6 months was to exercise, run, work my core, do yoga, stretch, even do some handstands. I'd do it before having breakfast, it'd be the first thing I do after waking up. These training sessions would last anywhere from 60 minutes to 3 hours. Even if I felt tired I stick to this routine because it helps me work better (I'm a nurse, so most of my shifts I have to walk a lot anyway).

    The longer I've been doing this routine, the shorter it gets on my working days: 6 months ago I would train longer than one hour and go to work, but in the last 2 weeks all I've achieved is some stretching, some running and then I just sit next to the trail and admire nature because I don't have energy to do anything else.

    I don't know how big of a role temperature plays: it's almost 90 here (Farenheit) and very sunny.

    Is this a phase? Is my body telling me to tone it down? Is it just the summer?

    Overall I'm in better shape and have less back pain, I even walk better but I feel tired.