Do runners wear incontinence pads?

Yes, runners with incontinence wear pads, but they aren't the best option. Leak Proof Sport Briefs provide better protection, more comfort and less chafing.
Incontinence pads can work fine for runners with light needs that small, thin pads can handle. However, all pads are prone to shifting out of place, and causing skin irritation or chafing. Leak Proof Sport Briefs are made from the same types of fabrics as regular sports and active wear, but have in-built absorbency. Find out about all the benefits they offer runners vs. incontinence pads.

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