Chest protectors for women
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That reminds me of when I used to work at a local Health Club. Sometimes I had to spot woman while they were doing their squats. People are vulnerable to falling forward while doing squats. So it was my job to keep them upright by lightly pulling back with my hands in the......area....well you get the idea.
& woman came to me and asked me to spot them. It's all part of the job.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
& woman came to me and asked me to spot them. It's all part of the job.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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12-03-2003, 03:23 AM
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12-05-2003, 12:08 AM
Chest protectors for women
I am a 34DD (god bless plastic surgeons!) and I have had a Lady Fusion for almost 2 years now. It has saved my bacon and assorted body parts many many times. Excellent chest protector. Well worth the money - and I can't stand the men's protectors. I feel like I'm wearing football pads or something when I try on the men's stuff. And yes - the Lady Fusion does clip on/off at the shoulders - so you can get it off without taking off your helmet if you need to! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
My best advice is to try on as many different brands/types as you can before buying one. You are much more inclined to wear it every time you ride if it's comfy. And a chest protector needs to be comfy - it shouldn't hinder your movements at all! There is one made somewhere out there that will feel better for you than any other - and I'd buy it no matter how much it is! I value my chest protector almost as much as my helmet these days! Good luck - there are so many brands out there that I am sure you will find something you really like!
My best advice is to try on as many different brands/types as you can before buying one. You are much more inclined to wear it every time you ride if it's comfy. And a chest protector needs to be comfy - it shouldn't hinder your movements at all! There is one made somewhere out there that will feel better for you than any other - and I'd buy it no matter how much it is! I value my chest protector almost as much as my helmet these days! Good luck - there are so many brands out there that I am sure you will find something you really like!