Roga question- fabric?

[rondonalddo]

It's too hot for capri-length tights at the gym these days, so I'm looking for some shorts-- that won't expose my arse/crotch while I'm lifting/doing push-ups/crunches/etc. It looks like Rogas in the "long" length might work for that, if the fabric isn't took floppy. 

Those of you who have them, do you think they'd be okay for non-running/standing activities (especially in the longer inseam)?



Also, it didn't occur to me until I was trying to sleep last night that Roga = run + yoga.

[cinco]

I wore the regular Rogas to my strength class last night and didn't have issues, so I would guess the long ones would be great. I was checking myself in the mirror and everything. I think it is b/c of the slimmer fit, b/c I feel like my tempos show all to the world when I'm doing push ups and crunches.

[boston340]

Jun 5, 2014 10:41:37 GMT -5 cinco said:

I wore the regular Rogas to my strength class last night and didn't have issues, so I would guess the long ones would be great. I was checking myself in the mirror and everything. I think it is b/c of the slimmer fit, b/c I feel like my tempos show all to the world when I'm doing push ups and crunches.

Uumm...I made the mistake of wearing Tempos to a bootcamp class.  It was terrible.

[breezy8407]

I have the long Rogas. There wouldn't be any chance of seeing any lady business doing other activities. They are long enough plus have a built in brief.

They fit pretty close to the thigh. I have larger upper thighs and they do stretch, but they are a lot tighter than my other running shorts. I hope that makes sense!

Regardless, I am happy I bought them from all the recs here. I plan to buy more Oiselle stuff in the future.

[breezy8407]

Oh and the fabric is heavier than say a Nike Tempo.

[rondonalddo]

Great-- thanks for the help, everyone!

[taratru]

Shit, should I be worried about this? I never wear anything but running shorts to lift. I don't pay attention to anyone else's ass, so I assumed no one was paying attention to mine.