Defender Compression Underlayer Jerseys BRNVCR_XS Review

These are excellent compression stockings at an affordable price. I hate paying $$$ for Nike or UA products, but in the past they've been the only ones that fit properly, especially when it comes to compression gear. I'm glad I found her. I bought the bright yellow/green as I do a lot of morning walking and wanted to be more visible. For reference, I'm about 5'6" tall, 32" waist and I bought size M and they fit great, just a bit longer but I'm used to it with my size. Hope that helps!

I chose these as I plan to run in Minnesota in the winter and needed a good base layer. They provide a great base layer. Some days I don't run and just wear them with shorts because they are so comfortable. However, they tend to compress the ankle so I end up baring about an inch or two of the ankle. That was to be expected as I didn't think they would wrap around my heel. Overall this is exactly what I was looking for and I am considering buying a few more pairs.

I really like them. This is exactly what I was looking for in a pair of non-insulated tights that I can wear with or without shorts to the gym or for a run or under my jeans on some chilly days when I'm cycling to work. At 5ft 9in, waist 31-32in, usually 31-30in jeans, I figured with the recent growth of my legs I'd need some room. They are a bit big. The instep is too long, the legs are too long and, to be honest, a little "chubby". As I had already worn them for a day to test I didn't send…

I bought two different sizes. For husband and son. Pay attention to the compression when ordering the size. I have made. But the husbands are still too young. Or so. So Son inherited another pair. So all good. I bought a lot of cold weather gear for both of them. They are required to work indoors or outdoors sometimes. Heated or not. Winter can be brutal in Chicago. So it's an annual heat chase. I've tried all brands over the years. So it's a good judge. Under Armor is certainly one of the…

I like these basic pants but not sure if there is a base layer? The reason I say this is because I have a pair of Defender Long Sleeve Compression Shirts that I love, but then I ordered a Defender Long Sleeve Thermal Compression Shirt and when I received it it was about twice the weight. the thermal shirt should feel. But do these thermo-compression underpants look the same as the ones that don't say "thermal" on them? But other than that, I really like these basic pants. They keep you warm and

I ordered two of these and they fit me very well except they were a little long for me and came down to my ankles. I'd rather have loose ankles than too tight hips and waist, so that's acceptable. The material appears to be very thin. Not sure about the durability but on first impression they are good for the price and make a good base layer for cycling and other autumn and winter activities. I wore a pair to kayak rescue training on a cold day when I spent more time near or on the boat than…

Have these as a base layer under my uniform in the winter months. like 20 degrees. They still work reasonably well on cold days, but when it's windy you'll find that there's little room for improvement. Presumably they will work in the summer and keep you cool, but I have yet to test them on hot days. My only comments, if concerned or dissatisfied, are: 1) The leg length is quite long. I ordered medium and I can stretch the bottoms of my legs over my feet almost to my toes. I'm 5'9", 175…