Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 14:10     Subject: Re:Workout clothes - at the airport

Honestly, it took me a long time to give in on the issue of wearing black at weddings, but I have no problem at all with workout clothes for air travel. Honey, flying hasn't been pleasant, not to mention glamorous, in a long, long time.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 14:06     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

That's actually more attractive than overweight people in tight clothes or low rise jeans. But I'm not complaining, who am I to judge
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 14:04     Subject: Re:Workout clothes - at the airport

Who gives a shit? Who exactly are you trying to impress sitting in a flying bus after the hassle of security, bad airport food, and delays? As long as your body is covered in clothing, where whatever you want.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 14:03     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

Yep, I always wear leggings, tank, hoodie, and toms when I fly. I would wear runners too, but I generally don't bring them when flying. OP, this is super judgmental and weird. I really don't understand this immense hatred of wearing gym clothes outside the gym.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 14:00     Subject: Re:Workout clothes - at the airport

Flying is miserable. Whatever makes someone the most comfortable is fine in my book.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 13:55     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

Well I don't think anyone should wear super tight spandex...ever. Tight spandex..sure. But if you have camel toe going on or I can make out your butt crack, they are TOO tight. But I agree with 11:50. While I personally wear jeans, tank, and flats/sandals while flying or a tunic and leggings, I will never understand people who are wearing the stilettos while walking through the airport! At least the people in workout clothes are comfortable.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 13:53     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

Super tight spandex? No. But black yoga pants are fine by me. Flying is a miserable experience these days, and for a long flight, nothing else will be pleasant, so may as well be comfortable.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 13:44     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

long live camel toe
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:55     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

Why do you care? Get over yourself.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:50     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

My go-to airport outfit consists of yoga pants & uggs. Whatever's comfortable. I could never understand the women that torture themselves by wearing stilettos on a 9+ hour flight.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:48     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

It is a comfort thing for me (at the airport). If I am flying I am probably balancing a toddler who demands to be held - and perhaps MUST be held while running down the terminal. And a DH who is terrified of flying and must metaphorically have his hand held at the same time.
Also, running shoes are often the bulkiest shoes I am taking, and I prefer to wear them and leave more room in my bag
The only issue I have with it, is I don't have that convenient back pocket to stash stuff in (ID, boarding pass, tissue). I generally wear a tank top and hoodie with pockets to solve that.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:44     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

Hmmmm. No problem here really. Workout clothes are comfy.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:39     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

It is a comfort thing. I wear yoga pants and flip flops (gasp) on planes all the time. No way I would begrudge someone comfort when flying is already so miserable.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:35     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

I wear whatever will be most comfortable when sitting in the restrictive seats and/or when lugging luggage/walking a long ways in the airport. If this is yoga pants and a sweatshirt or the like, so be it. Tight spandex pants -- no. But yoga pants -- ok.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2013 11:34     Subject: Workout clothes - at the airport

I am guilty of wearing workout clothes while running errands, not because it's a real outfit but because I make stops post-gym. But can't get on board with tight ass spandex pants, tanks, and running shoes at the airport. Afraid this is a trend that won't die. Comments appreciated!