You know how your dressing basically tells people what you are up to or at least where you are headed?
See 5 best comfy underwear for exercising
From sweat absorbing features to stretchy details, these underwears are workout proof.
Lululemon light as air hipster
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Well, the same goes for exercise gear.
Fact is, the more comfy it is, the better, when it comes to working out.
The moisture-wicking, quick-dry qualities of these performance panties ensure that a little sweat won't stop you from pushing yourself a little harder.
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Lululemon light as air hipster
Four-way stretch keeps you comfy while you move, while Lululemon’s Nakedseam technology reduces chafe on long runs. Plus, the lightweight fabric is moisture-wicking to keep you cool and dry, no more down-there sweat problems.
Calia inner power seamless thong
Long yoga classes are great but moving around in not-so-dry underwear? Not so much. Meet this soft and lightweight thong, it has a wide waistband to keep you comfortable and BodyFree antimicrobial technology, which fights odor-causing bacteria. So you'll be able to move around as much as you need, and you won't have to worry about issues below the belt.
Fitknix air athletic boyshorts
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Knixwear is serious when it comes to making undies! For this pair, the company surveyed over 350 female personal trainers to make sure they designed a product that stood up to even the toughest workouts. The FitKnix Air Athletic Boyshorts with a seamless finish that's invisible under workout clothes.
Patagonia active briefs
These briefs are made from recycled fabric, have moisture-wicking properties, and lie flat to fight rolling, binding, and chafing. And the crotch is made with mini-ribbed fabric to keep air flowing freely so you stay dry.
Tasc performance bambooty thong
Made from bamboo, tasc’s fabrics are all natural, and moisture-wicking, anti-odor, and temperature-regulating, to boot. The fabric is so soft and lightweight, you’ll barely notice it at all.
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