Cycling / biker shorts for men

[Dineyloveruk]

Hi all. I have read threads about ladies wearing cycling shorts in the parks for comfort and practicality.
Do any guys wear these? My parter loves them as they are so comfortable, just wondered if any one else does? Wears them out at home happily enough…..

 

[JIMINYCR]

What’s it matter if others wear them? No one will care if he’s wearing them. There are so many guests wearing assorted wear that he won’t be seen as odd stand out. If it is comfortable for him and allows him to be able to manage the heat better then he should pack them. Nobody’s going to be judging his clothing or comment on them.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

What’s it matter if others wear them? No one will care if he’s wearing them. There are so many guests wearing assorted wear that he won’t be seen as odd stand out. If it is comfortable for him and allows him to be able to manage the heat better then he should pack them. Nobody’s going to be judging his clothing or comment on them.

While I would personally not have an issue with what he is wearing, you can bet that a lot of people will be judging and commenting on it - even though not directly to him.

 

[Dineyloveruk]

A man wearing nothing but biker shorts in a theme park? You bet I'm judging and commenting.

Ok, for clarity he wears them with a long baggy t shirt

 

[drizgirl]

The women I have seen mention wearing biker shorts are wearing them under dresses.

 

[Master Yoda]

I do, but my biking shorts look like regular shorts.

They have a cargo short top with an inner spandex liner with the saddle padding...sort of like the built-in underwear in a men's swimsuit. They work so well that I am surprised that they are not marketed as "theme park" shorts.

 

[Ayla]

Hi all. I have read threads about ladies wearing cycling shorts in the parks for comfort and practicality.
Do any guys wear these? My parter loves them as they are so comfortable, just wondered if any one else does? Wears them out at home happily enough…..

As mentioned, women who talk about wearing them are wearing them under dresses. That's the difference.

 

[ppete1975]

Hi all. I have read threads about ladies wearing cycling shorts in the parks for comfort and practicality.
Do any guys wear these? My parter loves them as they are so comfortable, just wondered if any one else does? Wears them out at home happily enough…..

you mean with the chamois pad? I dont enjoy them that much when i cycle, i cant see that being comfortable all day in the humid florida weather. As far as tights without the chamois as long as hes wearing a long shirt not a big deal at all... but a shorter shirt might be a little risque.

 

[marni1971]

Save any potential grief and get him some comfortable normal shorts.

 

[wannabeBelle]

As mentioned, women who talk about wearing them are wearing them under dresses. That's the difference.

Or with a gentleman wearing them under their kilts

Marie

 

[larryz]

Ok, for clarity he wears them with a long baggy t shirt

I was going to add that it would depend on how ... revealing ... the bike shorts are.

 

[pushthetrashcan]

Just get gym shorts with compression liners. similar feeling without 50,000 people staring at him

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

Under a pair of lose shorts no one will even notice, if that’s all he’s wearing and they’re “revealing” he may not make it past security, not sure I’d risk it, depending on the guard he may be waved through or told to go back to the hotel to change.

 

[graphite1326]

Why is this even a thread?

 

[GraysonsDad]

Ok, just to clarify- biking/cycling shorts include the large cushion pad between the legs, I really hope no one is wearing those! If you're simply talking spandex tight fitting shorts (which I am assuming you are)- women ok, men questionable.

 

[Ricky Spanish]

Ricky Spanish will keep his cycling shorts/stretch pants comments to himself.

 

[JohnD]

I honestly don't care when in the parks. I get a little irked when someone walks into a resort restaurant that way. It can't really be helped in a theme park restaurant. I get that.

 

[DisneyHead123]

I think it depends on whether you’re bothered more by the extra heat, or by fabric rubbing against your legs. Mesh shorts are cooler but can chafe.

If you wear them try a natural fabric like bamboo vs. spandex (Fun fact when you’re reading labels - rayon is bamboo. Not necessarily the best bamboo in terms of how it’s processed, but it is bamboo, which has some benefits for skin.)

 

[The Underminer]

Just wear whatever you’d like. Absolutely no one is going to care what shorts you are wearing lol. Have fun!

 

[Nubs70]

I find biker shorts very comfortable and quite practical at the parks. The shorts are great for carrying A large summer sausage around the parks. Stuff that thing in the front pocket, and off you go. You would not believe the compliments I get.