🥶 Ultimate ColdGear Compression Mock for Men: Unleashing Under Armour's Power Review

Inconspicuous, warm base layer that I wore when running (mostly alone, with a T-shirt over it) down to minus temperatures; even with 10 mph wind and sleet! The fit is as expected; At 5ft 8" with a 34" bust and 28" waist I ran small and given the compression there is some waist room but not much. I think UA offers other, uncompressed ("customized") base layers!

I wear them under another layer with long sleeves, like under a shirt or sweater. They work a lot better than you think, thin stretchy clothes. I prefer these to the SmartWool t shirts and have 4 of these so I can wear them every day.

Just wanted to write a review to note that this is an exact match. This is a winter compression shirt. So under the armor it's thicker than usual, less flexible. They fit as expected from the product, snug/super snug. As a tall, fat woman, they fit me with no problem. It really shouldn't be too tight on a man's body, even if you have a small belly it will be tight, but that's the goal.

I wear them under another layer of long-sleeved clothing, like a shirt or sweater. They work a lot better than you think, thin stretchy clothes. I prefer these to the SmartWool t shirts and have 4 of these so I can wear them every day.

Just wanted to write a review to point out that this is a perfect fit. This is a winter compression shirt. So under the armor it's thicker than usual, less flexible. They fit as expected from the product, snug/super snug. As a tall, fat woman, they fit me with no problem. It really shouldn't be too tight on a man's body, even if you have a small belly it will be tight, but that's the goal.

The understated, warm base layer I've worn (almost by itself, with a t-shirt over) when running in sub-zero temperatures; even with 10 mph wind and sleet! The fit is as expected; At 5ft 8" with a 34" bust and 28" waist I ran small and given the compression there is some waist room but not much. I think UA offers other, uncompressed ("customized") base layers!