🔥 Stay Cool and Compressed with Under Armour Men's HeatGear Short Sleeve Compression T-Shirt Review

Super comfortable, very tight-fitting top from Under Armour. UA describes the fit as a "second skin" to the point - it's amazingly comfortable and the seamless design doesn't itch point rub. The compression level is acceptable (not "oh my god, it's tight") and does the magic trick of emphasizing muscles - it looks good. Unfortunately, if you have vulnerabilities (i.e. even a gut) those will also be accentuated. Therefore, a certain minimum level of fitness is required to pull off this look…

Fits tight, but that's how a compression shirt should fit! I wish I had these shirts! These things are a lifesaver for me! I work outside all day and Southern California summers can be brutal for people who work outside! This shirt not only prevents irritation and rashes, but also keeps you cool. I was a bit skeptical at first as I find the price quite high but believe me they are worth it! I ended up investing in enough of these shirts to wear all week. Now I wear them as t-shirts, not cotton…

I received this shirt as a gift a few years ago and it was large and fits perfectly, although I am medium and if something is oversized, sometimes small. never big Even for a compression shirt, the large fits very snugly and snugly. I'm athletically built and the taller fits like a glove - in a good way it fits. If I had no experience with this shirt I would never have bought a bigger one. So I would take one size bigger than your normal size. Also, this shirt is great. Durable as hell and the…

Bought this for my husband to wear under his polo to work. Under Armor is a really good brand, but buying this brand in-store tends to be more expensive than what we paid for it online. We ordered medium and large as we weren't sure which size he liked (fits) best. He wears a large shirt, but after trying on both the large shirt and the medium shirt, he decides he likes the medium shirt better. By that I mean that while both sizes fit him, he likes how the medium gives him more compression. So…

Overall, I'm disappointed with how UA Compression has changed recently, away from the once-signature shiny and ultra-smooth fabric in favor of newer pieces that feel more like cotton. But this shirt in particular is a failure because the seams are so pronounced. As soon as I put it on, I could feel where the greasy seams touched my skin. I haven't trained in it yet and haven't tried it under my shoulder pads to know if it leaks or chafes, but wearing it just standing up I can say the stitching…

I firmly believe that you get what you pay for. I've used cheaper base layer materials when cycling in the past and found that they don't compress, absorb and dry quickly very well. Until I found Under Armor. Your products are just amazing. The compression works well and keeps its shape for YEARS. I'm still wearing the shirts I bought in 2013, the compression hasn't changed! When measuring I get one size smaller than the size I wear in a standard t-shirt (I'm XL but I can fit in L). It helps me

[UPDATE] I've swum laps in this shirt half a dozen times. The lower edge is torn (you can see the photo of protruding threads), two stars are folded. The situation worsens (the hem comes undone) and the shirt soon becomes unwearable. I'm starting to wonder if this is genuine Under Armor - other UA products I've had haven't had similar issues. Another reason for the downgrading of 5 stars is that this shirt unfortunately chafes. The seam around the cuffs of the short sleeves rubs against the…

Good. The following format for my typical UA messages is: So get rid of that part. When UA first released and became popular in the US, their clothes were HIGH QUALITY. Their stitching was incisive, their quality control was amazing, their materials bled to the touch, and it took me 5 years to finally put on and take off all of my running gear. I was impressed. The price hasn't come down right now, but I'll be impressed if this compression shirt and my 3 new pairs of running shorts survive…