Men's Under Armour® HeatGear® Tactical Compression Shorts

Apparel : Men's Under Armour® HeatGear® Tactical Compression Shorts

Men's Under Armour® HeatGear® Tactical Compression Shorts

from: UNDER ARMOUR




Average Rating:  out of 5 stars









Binding: Apparel
Brand: Under Armour
Clothing Size: Large
Color: Black
Department: mens
EAN: 0698611260236
Fabric Type: spandex
Label: UNDER ARMOUR
Manufacturer: UNDER ARMOUR
Publisher: UNDER ARMOUR
Studio: UNDER ARMOUR

Features:
  • 100% lightweight microfiber wicks away moisture
  • Compression design offers protection with comfort
  • Lightweight, cooling construction
  • Second-skin design
  • Form-fitting design

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great shorts, keeps me in place!
I am a size 31 waist and I ordered the medium shorts and they rock! I practice Krav Maga, boxing, and jiu-jitsu and I wanted something to help keep my nuts and bolts in place if I decided not to wear a cup that day. These shorts did the job perfectly, they keep me nice and snug even when rolling around, doing pushups, jumping jackets, running, etc...

I will be ordering a few more pairs.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Great. but they a little small
These are great, but since I am in between a small and medium, I had to order the mediums from Under Armour.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Under Armour Heat Gear Compression Shorts
Excellent buy for a quality product. The fit is wonderful and does the job very well. Tops on my list of Under Armour products.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - For the long run
These are great. They change my whole running experience. I also recommend them for long plane flights. For every day use I prefer theUnder Armour 5.75" Boxerjock (Black).



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Love them........
Great fit. They last a long time. I used these when I was deployed to the middle east, they held up very well and kept me cool.


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