I've been thinking about looking into purchasing some of the tight under armor gear. I've seen a few friends wearing it at soccer and hockey so I figured I'd throw it out to TL and see if anyone has any positive or negative personal experience using it and what benefits using it could bring me.

Thanks
kcaz

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Thanks for all the feedback guys, really helped me make a decision. I ended up picking up one of the fitted t-shirts and really like how it looked and felt. So now one more question, I play ball hockey and indoor/outdoor soccer, what other UA products would you recommend me trying next?

Salv

Canada3083 Posts

June 19 2010 22:22 GMT

My friend swears by it when he goes to the gym, and he's a gym-rat if that's worth any thing

Hittegods

Stockholm4641 Posts

June 19 2010 22:24 GMT

Never seen it or heard about it before going to the US, but there is seems like a decent brand.

kdog3684

5 Posts

June 19 2010 22:27 GMT

Don't use it if you're scrawny. Looks bad.

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Fdragon

United States96 Posts

June 19 2010 22:29 GMT

Its amazing it will keep you warm as hell on cold days and during the summer time it helps wick the sweat away helping to keep you cool. If youre also worried about looks just toss on a T-Shirt.

AyeH

United States534 Posts

June 19 2010 22:33 GMT

i play tennis with UA and it really does help wick sweat away as long as the air around you isn't 100% humidity. in the right weather, it works really well. the prices are decent too, and you can pick it up for real cheap and department stores during sales.

mOnion

United States5657 Posts

June 19 2010 22:36 GMT

get it but go off brand, the under armour brand is outrageously priced

id recommend it for hockey but not soccer in the summer, its mostly used for cold weather imo

United States6173 Posts

June 19 2010 22:45 GMT

My brother's an athletic type and he loves that shit. He wears it around the house sometimes. If you can afford it, then go for it.

a176

Canada6688 Posts

June 19 2010 22:47 GMT

It will definitely help you in those sweaty late-game moments.

NuKedUFirst

Canada3139 Posts

June 19 2010 23:17 GMT

#10

I use it when im playing soccer, I like it, comfortable and it helps.

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24492 Posts

June 19 2010 23:18 GMT

#11

What does it do? Just absorb the sweat? Doesn't it make you sweat more because you are wearing more clothes?

supernovamaniac

United States3046 Posts

June 19 2010 23:18 GMT

#12

I play golf, and I used the one for cold weather.

It definitely works. I've played round of golf in 40~50 degrees with underarmour and a T-Shirt on. I've never felt cold during the round. Sometimes, I even started to feel too warm during some rounds.

I'm not too sure about the ones you wear in summer, as I've wore it only once. But damn, it works alright.

Titusmaster6

United States5937 Posts

June 19 2010 23:22 GMT

#13

I have UA longsleeves for long distance running in the winter. IT'S SO WORTH IT!! Seriously I think I would die without those long sleeves.

n.DieJokes

United States3443 Posts

June 19 2010 23:53 GMT

#14

No benefit imo. Makes you look beefy if you have that kind of build, accentuates the biceps. I wear them under the jersey for baseball but honestly I don't find them comfortable or more helpful then a regular long sleeve shirt. Maybe if your distance running but they are expensive as fuck too. I use it but I would say resist the peer pressure

JudgeMathis

Cuba1286 Posts

June 19 2010 23:56 GMT

#15

UA is nice, but i don't wear it. UA looks really nice if you're muscular. i'm a stocky build so it would look good on me, but i just love rocking a normal white tank top.