 Male dancewear
geschrieben von Ethan at am 28.04. um 21:55:34 - als Antwort auf: Re: Dance Belts for Sports von Dr. Dancebelt Thank you very much for the info! I have one other question! Because of the position of my crotch on the saddle, I want to know if dance belts have seams in the area behind the scrotum. Most undergarments do, and it can be a real pain (literally!) when riding a horse. Do the recommended belts have seams in that area? Any one know of any that do NOT? Much appreciated! Ethan. >A dance belt is an excellent choice to keep your male parts jiggle-free, up and away from crashing into a horse's saddle, while also supporting your lower back. >Dance belts are the most secure male support available. However, getting used to wearing a tight thong bothers some men at first. The so-called "comfort" dance belts with a slightly wider rear are not any better because the rear isn't wide enough to stay out of your butt crack, so it just ends up as a wedgie that is less comfortable than opting for a thong in the first place.>The extra padding in the Capezio 5930 quilted dance belt is not thick enough to be noticeable under riding clothes. You might choose that one or the slightly less structured Capezio model 26 cotton/lycra. If you have a 32 inch waist, I'd buy a medium in the model 26, but would choose large in the 5930 which tends to be much tighter.>_______________________________________________________________________>>Hey fellas!>>I am looking for some advice on dance belts. Would you recommend them for use when riding a horse to hold the "boys" in a safe place? Would a dance belt be comfortable for that purpose and what would be the best brand to buy as far as comfort goes. I have read that they fit very snugly and wondered what you would recommend for a size 32 waist. Also, I know some come with extra padding, but I would not want a real obvious buldge. Would a regular, unpadded one be sufficient? I understand that some have wider "thong" straps too. Would the wider ones be more comfortable when riding a horse? What brand would you recommend?>>Sorry for all the questions, but thanks for your help! Antworten zu diesem Beitrag:
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