Would you go jogging in a catsuit?

Question

A female runner has been banned from wearing her catsuit in the 2028 Olympics because of sponsorship issue. Now a lot of women run, there's, jogging, marathons, hill running, park runs, and so on. And most opt for shorts and sports top, but would you consider wearing a catsuit when out for a run?

jennifer_bloom · Accepted Answer

I do not know about this sport or competition but I believe they might ban the suit because it detracts from the game, where you are meant to earn attention through your performance and ability, not through your aesthetic power when you put on a certain outfit or look.

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Abbycado · Accepted Answer

Well, that looks ai and summer Olympics aren’t 2026. So, bullshit troll post, per normal.

AviatorTom · Accepted Answer

I personally would not wear a catsuit when jogging, but a woman should be allowed to wear whatever she wants, including a catsuit.

Sponsorship issue is BS. All of the athletes in the Olympics are sponsored by, and wear outfits by, many sports companies like Nike, Adidas, UnderArmour.

In fact, Kelly Hodgkinson, shown in the picture, is wearing a Nike catsuit.

Ill_made_Knight · Accepted Answer

Don't see why not. Female speedskaters regularly wear turtlesuits. As to it being a sponsorship issue they've allowed that sort of thing to have far too much influence on what athletes can and can't wear or use. If they'd done this sort of thing starting in the 70's tennis pros would still be usingwooden rackets. Too much control.

Fashionista Amy · Accepted Answer

I’d totally consider it, but with conditions 😄

For me it would depend on the fabric, breathability, and how confident I feel that day. A sleek, well-ventilated catsuit can be comfy and empowering, but if it feels too tight, too hot, or too “look at me,” I’d rather stick to classic leggings and a sports bra.

molonski2 · Answer

Obviously I wouldn't actually wear one.
BUT , as a runner myself they ( apparently) are brilliant to run it , so if I were in absolute elite class like the runner pictured , then sure I would..

Comparable to the swimming outfits now banned.

And remember that Kathy Freeman run? ( Olympic gold ) That was a complete suit , think the benefits are pretty obvious..

RavVid · Answer

If Adidas can't come up with a catsuit as good as Nike's they should give the poor girl free licence to wear Nike's catsuit.

It is vastly unfair to men the whole world over to ban it from mere commercial considerations and will badly set back women's sports.

soe11 · Answer

My girlfriend wear with confidence. Wear as casuals too including booty shorts with sports bra freely.  It's indeed trend and normal globally.

Jersey2 · Answer

She doesn't seem to have a lot of support with that suit. I can envision her pushing her chest out at the tape and winning by a nipple. Now that would be uplifting for the sport.

OneViewpoint · Answer

Depends on the weather. In cool temps, runners train in heavier clothing all the time. It makes sense. Running tights and a long sleeve top or a catsuit, what’s the difference?

jshm2 · Answer

LOL, she's never winning anything wearing that. Also, the sweat smell and chaff must be terrible.  My guess is that she's wearing that for the attention, not the performance.

InsanityIncarnate · Answer

I'm not sure how much body heat these seal in. I would have to look at the weather and place where the run would be... Then based on how long it is.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

I wouldn’t, but i don’t see the problem. It’s clearly a Nike product and certainly not the only Nike product on the field.

FreyaRed · Answer

"... 2028 Olympics..." news from the future

FenixG45 · Answer

I see nothing wrong with it. Many athletes dress that way! Personally, I would not.

Xdressertiff · Answer

As a crossdresser I'd wear a catsuit running alright

andreasderjuengere · Answer

No ears, no whiskers, no tail. Where is THAT a ''catsuit''?

Kelly6 · Answer

@purplepoppy No, it's hard to run in that outfit

abc--123 · Answer

I fele they could have done a better job to not accentuate her breasts

queenofcardio · Answer

No, seems very uncomfortable

Nikki1989 · Answer

Nah, pass on that.

EmmaMary · Answer

No, thank you very much.

browsingthroughthe · Answer

I'm a man and I'd not wear one 🚫

Anonymous · Answer

this is fake. the real woman doesn't have nipplies

NathanDavis · Answer

nope... I would not do justice to it

alice55 · Answer

Well in winter it’s better than shorts

xawyx-3 · Answer

No way, not my style at all.

Alex-Snow · Answer

It might get a bit warm wearing the thing.

Paige2006 · Answer

Maybe

Anonymous · Answer

why not seems cool

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