I Tried Period Leggings
Safiya Nygaard・2 minutes read
Safiya tested period leggings by PantyProp with built-in pad replacement, finding them bulky but secure, requiring adjustments to conceal the pad. Despite being absorbent and comfortable for walking, the leggings had aesthetic issues with visible seams and a bulky pad, making them more suitable for those who prefer longer tops to cover them.
Insights
- The PantyProp "period leggings" tested by Safiya offer a unique pad replacement built-in, making them suitable for those who prefer pads during their period without wearing underwear.
- Despite being absorbent and comfortable for activities like walking, the leggings were criticized for their bulky and non-discreet design, with visible pads affecting the overall aesthetic and making them more suitable for pairing with long tunics rather than crop tops.
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Recent questions
What are period leggings?
Leggings with built-in pad replacement for periods.
How do period leggings work?
Leggings with built-in pad replacement for periods.
Are period leggings comfortable?
Period leggings offer comfort with built-in pad replacement.
Can you exercise in period leggings?
Period leggings are suitable for exercising but may have limitations.
How do you maintain period leggings?
Period leggings should be washed and air-dried for quality maintenance.
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Summary
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Review: PantyProp Period Leggings and Clue App
- Safiya is trying out "period leggings" made by PantyProp, which have a pad replacement built in.
- The leggings have a mesh layer and fleece inside, not bulky but noticeable seams.
- Safiya thanks Clue app for sponsoring her video, which tracks periods, PMS, and ovulation.
- Clue app is free, highly rated for cycle tracking, and offers features like sharing cycle data.
- The leggings come with a card recommending additional protection for heavy leakage.
- Safiya wears a pad with the leggings on her heaviest day, following instructions.
- She finds the leggings bulky but secure, needing to adjust her clothing to conceal the pad.
- Safiya wears the leggings to the gym, feeling bulky and slippery, not ideal for running.
- After wearing the leggings for a few days, Safiya washes them and air-dries them to maintain quality.
- Safiya goes commando for the last three days of her period, finding the leggings less bulky without a pad.
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Period leggings: absorbent but lacking in discretion
- The period leggings were tested during a trip to Disneyland, where they were found to be absorbent and comfortable for walking extensively. However, the stitching on the side caused slight chafing after prolonged use.
- The leggings were praised for providing a good place for a pad to stick, making them suitable for those who prefer pads during their period without wearing underwear. They were comfortable for exercising but had aesthetic issues with a visible gusset that wrinkled up, affecting the overall look.
- While the leggings were decently comfortable and functional for certain activities, the main complaint centered around their aesthetics. The company did not fully commit to the design, leaving a bulky pad visible and lacking in discretion, making them more suitable for those who wear long tunics rather than crop tops.
