Review on Men'S Compression Pants Tights Leggings With Pocket/Non-Pocket - 3 Pack, Cool Dry Athletic Workout Running For TSLA by Jonathan Devarapalli

I compared these compression leggings to several DRSKIN styles (comparable price) and was so impressed with these that I now own them in white, pixel gray camo, red, navy, and black/red. I am primarily a runner and don't spend a ton of time in the gym, but these worked perfectly for running, even with summer heat/humidity in the morning or evening. My biggest concern is snagging them on branches as I pass by, as these are not particularly thick material, but so far so good!My only gripe is that the pixel gray camo leggings are overall tighter than the other four colors I own. All are size small (I am 5'10" with a 30" waist), but the pixel gray camo are tighter in the legs (not necessarily a bad thing for compression) but also tighter in the waist. I double-checked the tag to make sure it wasn't an XS, but it was labeled small. I'm keeping them, but there's a bit of a concern with the "squat test" and the micro-mesh thongs (by Summer Code, also purchased here on revain) I tend to wear with leggings, as the waist band slips down and could reveal a bit of a whale tail. Not that concerned for running, but might be an issue for the gym.Also, I was NOT impressed with these leggings in the mesh insert version. The mesh is supposedly opaque, but in my opinion, it is translucent/see-through enough that you can see whatever underwear you're wearing underneath. If you're wearing a thong or going commando, the mesh version is DEFINITELY not appropriate to be worn in public without shorts over-top (which I find is too hot in summer, and multiple waistbands over top of each other is just annoying any time of the year).Overall, however, I am very impressed by these considering the price and compared to name brand compression leggings from Nike, Adidas, and Under Armour.