Do the pads in our cycling shorts lose their padding affect if worn around the house?

[screenman]

Fair play, how do you come up with such preposterous questions?

I am sure it takes a lot of thinking about.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Is it possible that maybe the furniture was not a good purchase. I think Lidl sometimes do bed pillow for £5 could you not tape one of those to the chair, this would avoid walking around the house in sweaty shorts.

What do the others in your house think.

No the table and chairs were expensive for a common working man like myself. They are hand me downs from my mum and dad's house. I think they cost all together,about £1500 and that was 20 years ago. They're similar to tables and chairs you'd find in a pub restaurant Heavy and able to take knocks.

 

[S-Express]

I am sure it takes a lot of thinking about.

Trolling is an art form.

 

[e-rider]

I wear mine in bed - the girlfriend loves it!

 

[RobWard]

That's my question. I like to wear my cycling shorts, provided they aren't wet or sweaty, around the house after a ride. I've even worn them down the pub. The thing is does sitting down on a flat chair kind of squash the padding more than on a bike saddle?

I'm not sure, But I have noticed my tyres have a little more wear on outer walls with commuting around the house.

 

[Bazzer]

No you don't understand. The un-comfy chairs are here at home! I'm sat on a pillow as i post.

You may find that pillows actually put pressure on the places that they shouldn't. A cushion on the other hand may not.
What about something like this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/3319...=9045997&device=c&campaignid=672297739&crdt=0

 

[RobWard]

My first pair of padded undershorts are due to arrive today.
I'll give them a test run around the house later and report back my findings.

I love this forum

 

[T4tomo]

Is it possible that maybe the furniture was not a good purchase. I think Lidl sometimes do bed pillow for £5 could you not tape one of those to the chair, this would avoid walking around the house in sweaty shorts.

What do the others in your house think.

You don't really think anyone else lives with this disfunctional lunatic* do you?

*meant as a complement

 

[T.M.H.N.E.T]

Same as any underwear...

Yes true. I may just be a clean freak, I don't even wear any after a post-cycle shower

 

[Accy cyclist]

[QUOTE 4507523, member: 9609"]@Accy cyclist - what happened with your wife, did she leave?[/QUOTE]


No she's still here.

Though maybe i should change the to a ?

 

[Globalti]

Ugh. The area around your nether regions must be a real bacterial zoo.

 

[John the Monkey]

Slowly, inexorably, the details of Accy's life are being revealed to us.

This is, at least, leaves me less in need of a mind wipe than the bedtime bidon.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Ugh. The area around your nether regions must be a real bacterial zoo.

I don't sweat though. In fact i don't even get warm. I've sniffed my pad after quite a few hours wear and i can still smell the fabric conditioner. Cue someone coming on and telling me you shouldn't use fabric conditioner on cycling gear.

 

[T4tomo]

I was more thinking you shouldn't obsessively sniff your own (or anyone else's) pad

 

[John the Monkey]

Cue someone coming on and telling me you shouldn't use fabric conditioner on cycling gear.

The least of our concerns, I suspect, although perhaps the most easily addressed