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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 06:15pm
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I have worked with a guy who had his wife sew a piece of old shirt from the bottom back and then connects like a babies onezie in front with snaps...work great for him. However I suspect he gooses himself everytime he has a call.....
This is just bizarre
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 06:17pm
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I can imagine strapping these on with new partners looking on.
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 06:19pm
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It is a conversation starter. LOL
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 06:23pm
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I can imagine strapping these on with new partners looking on.
It isn't that big of a deal.
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 06:24pm
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Duct tape
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How about liquid nails
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Originally Posted by Ron Pilo
I have worked with a guy who had his wife sew a piece of old shirt from the bottom back and then connects like a babies onezie in front with snaps...work great for him. However I suspect he gooses himself everytime he has a call.....
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 09:45pm
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It isn't that big of a deal.

As Seinfeld said " Not that it's a bad thing"
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Old Mon Jan 07, 2008, 10:40pm
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Originally Posted by JRutledge
If you are wearing compression pants or shorts, tuck your shirt into that. You have to make sure that your shirt is straight in your compression shirt or pants, it just might stay. have to adjust my shirt after half-time.
That's what I do, as well as wearing an UnderArmour sleeveless compression shirt. Stays in the whole game.
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Old Tue Jan 08, 2008, 12:44am
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My shirt is always coming out in some way, shape, form, or fashion. I have it tucked in tight and I ever where that wrap-around loop belt thing which begins to smell after a while. That still really doesn't work. My friends say I look like Steve Welmer every time down the court. (Wish I had his schedule...)

Does anyone have any other ideas to help keep your shirt tucked in?
As some have suggested, tucking both of my shirts into my compression shorts helps. I'm a pretty fit guy too, so I have to buy one size shirt to adequately fit the top half of my top half (shoulders and chest), but this leaves a lot of shirt fabric in the midsection/lower back. I've found that, since I had all of my shirts tailored (taken in down the side seams - including the side-panel shirts), there is essentially no bunched-up fabric to come out any more, so they never come out anymore - at all, really. And my pants, at the waist, are extremely snug as well.
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Old Tue Jan 08, 2008, 12:48am
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I got new pants this year and have had the same trouble. Spent my first game doing the Welmer. Had the pants taken in and that worked for a week or two, until I lost some weight. Then I got out the flex belt, and that worked pretty well. But then I lost more weight, and now I have to wear the flex belt to keep my pants up. Probably time to get them taken in again.
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Old Tue Jan 08, 2008, 12:54am
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Interesting Velcro Set-up
I was working w/ a new partner last week and noticed that he had a couple patches of velcro sewn on the very bottom of his shirt in the front, and then the matching patches in the front of his pants.

Not sure if it worked well or not, but his shirt was always tucked in.

Myself I either tuck into my UnderArmor or just in my pants and don't seem to have a problem.
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Old Tue Jan 08, 2008, 06:39am
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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
I've never tried it, but I occasionally work with a guy who uses garters. They're long pieces of elastic with clips on each end. He clips one end to his shirt and the other end to his sock.
Garters! Ouch! I wore those in the military and there were a few times where I "felt" a snap! No way would I ever wear garters! I recommend the rubber belt (I forget what it's called). I had the same problem with my shirt coming untucked, but with this belt, it stays tucked in.
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Old Tue Jan 08, 2008, 03:19pm
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Originally Posted by rainmaker
Yup, most manufacturers carry every shirt with extra length. I'm quite tall and long-waisted and I really need the extra length.
Seriously??? I just never pictured you as "non-vertically challenged". BTW, I'm 6'5", and I always buy the extra length shirts.
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