No VPL riding knickers

[HelenBack]

Is there such a thing as no VPL knickers that don't go up your bum when you're riding? Have seen quite a few different ones on Amazon but worry about the quality and cut with unknown brands.

M&S seem to have lost their way both with the fit of their pants and how long they last for.

As I'm middle aged I prefer something with decent tummy and bum coverage and definitely no thongs!

 

[Petalpoos]

I always wear Jockey pants and don't buy very tight jods. That works!

 

[Cortez]

…..or you could go commando…..

 

[Elf On A Shelf]

…..or you could go commando…..

Done that once. Never again! Not with an exercise saddle anyway

 

[Sealine]

I wear M&S No VPL microfibre knickers.

 

[Tiddlypom]

My Equetech unpadded riding briefs are both very comfortable and pretty forgiving re VPL. They are seam free in areas where you don’t want seams

I rode in mine for 10 hours over 2 days recently on a trail ride and didn’t get any saddle related discomfort at all. You can get padded versions, but I’ve never tried those.

They seem to be currently out of stock at the suppliers but they might be available from eBay.

Stay comfortable all day with the Equetech Women’s Equestrian Bikini Brief – Classic. Lightweight, breathable and designed for a smooth fit under breeches and competition wear.

Bikini Brief - Classic - Equetech

www.equetech.com

 

[MiJodsR2BlinkinTite]

Matalan's cheap-and-cheerful seam-frees.

 

[HelenBack]

I always wear Jockey pants and don't buy very tight jods. That works!

Thanks. I have to admit I didn't know Jockey did pants for women and thought it was just men. Have just had a look on their website though and they have quite a few promising looking styles, and not too pricey either. I'm going to order a few and see how I get on.

Done that once. Never again! Not with an exercise saddle anyway

Yeah it's not happening. I imagine it would create more problems than it solves .

I wear M&S No VPL microfibre knickers.

I've gone off M&S stuff a bit as I don't really like the styles they do now. Thanks though.

My Equetech unpadded riding briefs are both very comfortable and pretty forgiving re VPL. They are seam free in areas where you don’t want seams

I rode in mine for 10 hours over 2 days recently on a trail ride and didn’t get any saddle related discomfort at all. You can get padded versions, but I’ve never tried those.

They seem to be currently out of stock at the suppliers but they might be available from eBay.

Stay comfortable all day with the Equetech Women’s Equestrian Bikini Brief – Classic. Lightweight, breathable and designed for a smooth fit under breeches and competition wear.

Bikini Brief - Classic - Equetech

www.equetech.com

Thanks, I did have some of their shorts actually and found them comfortable but wouldn't really want them for every day wear. Will have a look at these ones. I don't want padded either.

Matalan's cheap-and-cheerful seam-frees.

Thank you, will take a look.

 

[Afon_34]

I struggle with this, especially with my white show jods So will keep an eye on this thread

 

[MuddyMonster]

I just wear Tesco NO VPL. You get a pack of 3 for like £9 or something. No complaints!

 

[criso]

I get these knickers in Spain which are a bit like a thong with legs attached. The thong part is normal material but the other but is like a mesh so has less of a seam to show.

Bit more difficult and expensive to get here but found this. Braga Invisible https://amzn.eu/d/3yQcCxR

 

[Widgeon]

I wear M&S No VPL microfibre knickers.

Me too. They're excellent (IMO)

 

[catkin]

Sloggi shorts style in a beige-y colour (other makes available I'm sure)

 

[Horseysheepy]

Another vote for the m&s ones.

 

[webble]

I have some similar to these which work well https://www.sportsdirect.com/reebok-shorts-pack-of-4-ladies-425082#colcode=42508203

 

[Tiddlypom]

The M&S flexifit knickers are my everyday wear and are great for not showing VPL, but they do have seams in the gusset area. Which is why I don’t wear them on the bike or the horse .

 

[Peregrine Falcon]

Another M&S wearer here

 

[Kunoichi73]

M&S don't fit me at all. They're too tight in certain areas and too loose in other areas. My solution for no VPL is to wear a pair of compression leggings under my breeches.

 

[Pedantic]

If you're comfy, does it matter if vpl is showing, being a bloke I don't really care seeing or not, or is it uncomfy when riding, my problems are obviously different when it comes to riding comfort.

 

[Cortez]

If you're comfy, does it matter if vpl is showing, being a bloke I don't really care seeing or not, or is it uncomfy when riding, my problems are obviously different when it comes to riding comfort.

This ^^^, and I'm not-a-bloke. I also don't wear those short little bum-freezer jackets that are the thing now. As a judge I honestly can't say I've ever noticed anyone's underwear.

 

[Caski]

This ^^^, and I'm not-a-bloke. I also don't wear those short little bum-freezer jackets that are the thing now. As a judge I honestly can't say I've ever noticed anyone's underwear.

exactly Cortez!

 

[Peglo]

I just wear G strings. At least they’re up your bum where they’re supposed to be but I find them comfiest. I can’t cope with knickers ruffling so if I’m wearing jods/leggings it has to be a thong.

 

[MuddyMonster]

For me, I'd just rather not have a VPL in any outfit, riding wear or not. It's never been about whether anyone else can view it or not

 

[HeresHoping]

I am with Cortez. I stopped wearing knickers to ride in aeons ago. Less chafing all round.

 

[Dave's Mam]

The M&S flexifit knickers are my everyday wear and are great for not showing VPL, but they do have seams in the gusset area. Which is why I don’t wear them on the bike or the horse .

I love the FlexiFit knickers & never had an issue with the seams, but then we're all different shapes.

 

[irishdraft]

I just wear Tesco NO VPL. You get a pack of 3 for like £9 or something. No complaints!

Same here, full seat version no vpl .