CH Ladies - The Undress Changing Garment

[Fast Eddie]

Seems to been a hit on Kickstarter.  http://kck.st/1uFv6y8


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyjXcg-2yJc#

[Natasha]

Aruba1st, is that you?

[cgraz]

A friend shared that with me on Facebook - I kind of pooh-poohed it, because I've changed about a zillion times this summer using a towel with minimal issues (as far as I know!) so it seems kind of silly...but then realized I never get to take off the sports bra in those situations, so that part intrigued me. All summer I do regular evening bike rides followed by either other workouts or drinks out, meet friends to swim and then hang out after, etc., so it would be great for that, and I also kind of loved the way you could also use it as a seat cover in the car. I funded it on kickstarter and submitted my sizing/color request the other day, so I'll be getting one to give it a try.

[JBM]

This is definitely an interesting product.

CGraz to take off the bra, I start by just getting the straps off and then pull on new shirt over over. Pull bra down around the waist. Put on new bra under the dry shirt, you have to pull your arms back in. And the important part is to remember to remove bra from waist. Don't walk around in new shirt with a sweaty bra on your waist. Don't ask how I know. I change all the time with minimal exposure, but this is pretty neat.

[Run Amok]

Yeah, I usually just change in my car and be quick about it, operating under the assumption that someone would have to be looking at just the right spot/time to see anything. Or, I just go to whole foods or whatever. I can see where this would be useful for a relay run though.

[cgraz]

This is definitely an interesting product.

CGraz to take off the bra, I start by just getting the straps off and then pull on new shirt over over. Pull bra down around the waist. Put on new bra under the dry shirt, you have to pull your arms back in. And the important part is to remember to remove bra from waist. Don't walk around in new shirt with a sweaty bra on your waist. Don't ask how I know. I change all the time with minimal exposure, but this is pretty neat.

 

I love that you used that expression - I just did as well, when telling my sister that you have to let cupcakes cool completely before frosting them. Come to think of it, I use that expression a lot. I learn things the hard way.

I could pull off the above-described method sometimes ("pull off" ha ha) but most often wear racer-back sports bras that I pretty much have to dislocate a shoulder to remove, so they have to go off over my head.

I'll admit I also kind of like that the dress itself is cute and I could wear that after a bike ride, out for beers, etc. I am all about the casual quick easy sporty dress in the summer.

[JBM]

I guess in thinking about it, depending on the bra I am wearing I can pull the straps over my shoulders, but not all. The other option is to put on the new shirt over head and then try and get shoulders/arms out of the wet bra. Either way, it is awkward. I'm not above notsodiscreet changing in somewhat private parking lots behind the car door or in the back seat.

[Chasing Amy]

I could pull off the above-described method sometimes ("pull off" ha ha) but most often wear racer-back sports bras that I pretty much have to dislocate a shoulder to remove, so they have to go off over my head.

There is no dignified way to take off a sweaty, racer-back sports bra. I've hopped around my bedroom in frustration, accidentally boxed myself in the ear, stepped on the cat and knocked over a light.

[cgraz]

There is no dignified way to take off a sweaty, racer-back sports bra. I've hopped around my bedroom in frustration, accidentally boxed myself in the ear, stepped on the cat and knocked over a light.

Kind of nice to know I'm not the only one! This is me, exactly.

[ihop]

There is no dignified way to take off a sweaty, racer-back sports bra. I've hopped around my bedroom in frustration, accidentally boxed myself in the ear, stepped on the cat and knocked over a light.

Yup.  And I have even asked DH or DD to help if it was soaked with sweat and sticking to me.  Ick.

[caito]

This product is definitely useful.  I would have preferred to have one those times I changed in either a porta potty or in a parking lot.   I would like to know the price.  That's going to make it or break it for me.

[radial]

My running partner just strips off her sweaty stuff pretty much anywhere.  She's such a guy.    But seriously, I don't think there are legions of people creeping about in hopes of peeping out some flesh.  If somebody accidentally sees your junk once in a while, big deal. 

[rocketgirl]

I guess in thinking about it, depending on the bra I am wearing I can pull the straps over my shoulders, but not all. The other option is to put on the new shirt over head and then try and get shoulders/arms out of the wet bra. Either way, it is awkward. I'm not above notsodiscreet changing in somewhat private parking lots behind the car door or in the back seat.

All my sports bras can be pulled down over the waist (except that one that zips in the front).  Because after I hosed up my shoulder (for which I eventually had surgery), I was unable to remove a sweaty bra over my head.   It's still pretty uncomfortable to do so.  I don't usually bother to put another bra on though.

I have a bunch of pull-on skirts too from Terry.  I've used those to pull on and remove shorts.  I've been known to delay putting on underwear until arriving at my destination, because, well, air circulation can be good when sweaty.

[cindyleigh]

I just change my clothes.  No one really cares, no one even notices unless you make a fuss.  Once you are practiced, your exposure time is only 2-3 seconds at most.

I did watch the video ...it was quite complicated.  In the time I try to put the thing on and hook up my bra, I'd already be changed.