EPTThe way it works is that if it's touching the air, it keeps you pretty cool, almost on the border of cold. If there's anything over it though (the under armor is not exposed to the air), you get very warm.
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ZapRoffo
United States5544 Posts
The way it works is that if it's touching the air, it keeps you pretty cool, almost on the border of cold. If there's anything over it though (the under armor is not exposed to the air), you get very warm. | ||
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hugitout
United States379 Posts
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Rekrul
Korea (South)17174 Posts
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goswser
United States3548 Posts
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Rekrul
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Energies
Australia3225 Posts
http://www.2xu.com/compression/ They are amazing for doing exercises like squats/deadlifts/running & cycling. The ones I have get rid of lactic acid a lot faster so your recovery time is quicker, they also allow you to go longer before fatigue kicks in. The other thing they do is stop your muscles from too much vibration and jiggling avoiding injuries with fast movement. They are kind of tight, but they do not restrict blood flow at all, if anything they improve it, they also dissipate heat and sweat faster keeping you cool, but it doesn't seem to have the opposite effect if it's cold. You actually get colder. | ||
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Risen
United States7927 Posts
On June 20 2010 11:49 Newguy wrote: In my opinion it mostly just makes you feel cool and more athletic rather then actually giving you a noticeable benefit. If you have cash to throw around and you want it more for looks then I say go for it, but if you expect it to increase your performance I would say nay. I thoroughly enjoy posts like these by people who only want to bash on something because it's considered mainstream. I was skeptical at first, too, but once I used it (wrestling, volleyball, football) I became sold on it. It really whisks away the sweat and keeps you cool (or warm, as is the case when running in winter). Summary: Don't judge people on what they wear when you haven't even tried it yourself. He wasn't asking whether he would look cool, he was asking whether it worked. And as mentioned earlier as well, there's more than just UA on the market. Try finding the best price for what you need. | ||
Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On June 20 2010 08:18 travis wrote: What does it do? Just absorb the sweat? Doesn't it make you sweat more because you are wearing more clothes? It spreads out the sweat more which makes it evaporate quicker, helps with circulation and keeping yoru body cooler actually (even if it seems like the opposite) I like this stuff my only issue is a lot of the times its overpriced but it IS good, I would recommend having like 2-3 shirts and just washing them often, but don't go overboard. On June 20 2010 12:08 Rekrul wrote: its really good for fat ppl btw, cuz it stops ur legs from rubbing together when running or w/e Any compression shorts do this lol, underarmor tends to be more expensive than other brands,b ut they all do work very well. | ||
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rredtooth
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seriously when you put that shit on you can run 10x faster because you feel tight as hell (get it?). | ||
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Ian Ian Ian
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
Brand name sells lol. I had to get one for Crew cause everyone had one lol I just got a mizuno running top and its nice :D | ||
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kcaz
Canada387 Posts
- Added this to the OP | ||
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Grend
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hellobye
Canada82 Posts
if you're gonna be indoors playing sports/lifting weights/cardio, then don't bother buying one | ||
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
But their Cross Training shoes the Mercenaries/Proto speed.are really good. | ||
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Pawsom
United States928 Posts
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jamesr12
United States1549 Posts
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United States1689 Posts
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United States78 Posts
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