🏃 Optimized for SEO: Under Armour Men's ColdGear Compression Leggings Review

I am a 6'4" male, weigh 210 pounds, with long and large legs. The plus size is a bit high for my ankles, but that's not a problem with long socks. They offer some compression for my calves but are not uncomfortable. If I had to order again I would take the large size from the Under Armor website.

I am a father and a coach. I bought them for my son and they were a good investment. We live in Utah so I don't have to tell you how cold it can be. It has kept him warm, especially on days when you're playing and it's actually snowing.

I ordered these leggings because they are UnderArmour and were recommended as winter leggings, this is what I'm looking for. First of all it's NOT warm, today is the first day I wear them, it's 36 degrees and I'm cold. This undersuit is not as warm as my DNNY leggings which had the DKNY seam stop in this winter design.

These are basically the same as the non-cooled ones but much softer/thicker. They kept my feet warm all day when I was outside in the snow, although I got very hot as soon as I entered the building. They're great for the cold but I would probably use them for running rather than walking as you heat up quickly once inside.

Perfect fit. I have an ST shirt but usually L is short due to my leg shape even with a 32 waist. They fit perfectly without constricting. The waist doesn't slip either, which can happen with other brands. I was doing sprint workouts at 20 degrees (keep running between reps!) and my legs felt great. When it gets extra cold, especially when it's windy, they switch seamlessly to another pair.

. Bad choice by UA. They are essentially useless. I bought them when I was riding a motorcycle in the winter. At some point I definitely have to go to the toilet. With all this gear, not flying it is a huge UA mistake and the fact that I didn't check it makes me angry. BAD.BAD MOVEMENT ETC. I haven't worn them to see if they work as advertised.

Bought a mountain hunting set for my husband. The style was different and I'm not sure if he would like that too. It felt a little too tight at first, but the compression really helped his legs move on without cramping. They wick sweat well and keep you warmer than his more expensive set. Unfortunately, on the third outing he found that there were NO FLIES, forcing me to edit my original review and subtract a star. If he had edited, well I think he would have taken all the stars! (I think I'll…

These pants are great for running in the cold. They kept me from sweating, but at the same time they didn't make the heat go away with the sweat. I've run a half marathon in them and I don't complain about my foot temperature. They are also great for removing chafing. One issue I thought about was the pants, but that wasn't the case - they seem to move when you run. In fact, these are the muscles of the thighs that pull the pants together. To fix this, pull the fabric up so there's an almost…

I work in Yellowstone National Park and spend 90% of my time outdoors. I've used them at 45°F to 0°F. Between 45° and 30°, they keep a pretty comfortable temperature no matter what you're doing. Between 30° and around 15° you need to stay fairly active to maintain the same level of comfort. Below 10° you still need to add a third layer to stay warm. They're not as wormy as most long underwear, but when you're working in cold temperatures, they don't get too hot. I think they would be great for…