Under Armour HeatGear Compression X Large Sports & Fitness Review

They are advertised as shorts but I wear them as underwear. I wish I had known that many years ago. Compression keeps everything in place. No chafing, no lumps in the buttocks between the cheeks and the ability to absorb sweat. Good to wear as underwear every day. You look good too.

I've had minimal chafing since I've worn them and everything underneath has been in place. Boxing is my sport so I wear them for running and jumping rope (reinforced lower body) and they give me the support I need. I have a 34" waist but I fit into a medium waist. enough to make me numb.

These shorts are ideal for all outdoor activities or just relaxing at home. The material is soft and stretchy, but only time will tell if it holds up. I've also had some issues with UnderArmor seams ripping and the like, but it was minor and only after heavy use. I love wearing them now and will continue to do so.

They are definitely more comfortable than the cheap brands, although the Runhit brand is definitely better value for money. I like a thick belt and they don't tend to ride up unless you raise your legs above your waist. I also saw a review asking for pockets on both sides, that's a terrible idea, these are not cargo pants under martial arts clothing. I'd rather have no bags.

I bought these after seeing them on Instagram (yes I'm easily influenced lol). They look and feel great. The material is thick but stretchy. They're a little too revealing for my conservative gym, but go well with regular training shorts. More daring men might wear them as outerwear, but they would definitely draw attention. The side phone pocket is great if you ever wear shorts with no pockets. I would buy again.

I just finished my first marathon in these shorts in light rain. Absolutely comfortable in everything. Combined with my Gold Bond Friction Defense Wand, I felt no chafing! I'm 5ft 11" and 205lbs so not chafing on very long runs is a big win. I don't wear anything over or under in black and I'm not concerned about coverage. The best shorts are the ones you don't wear. didn't even notice what those shorts were describing.

Price is higher. You have a bag that contains the most delicate parts. Other brands don't have this, resulting in destructive crushing and twisting unless worn with underpants. Wearing underpants, compression shorts, and athletic shorts in summer will keep you warm. Likewise, multiple coats don't dry well, which encourages chafing and fungal growth. UA allows you to stow your briefs by simply pulling them up high enough to fit the garment bag into your own "pocket". The compression also seems…

These are my first compression pants and I can't believe there is a better pair than these. I originally bought these to wear after my vasectomy, but now I wear them as part of my underwear rotation. The heating function really works. They somehow create a chilling sensation that's not continuous, but enough to make you wonder if your wife put menthol in your shorts to mess with you. There is a small pocket that fits my iPhone 11. So when I'm walking around the house with it, this bag comes in…

I struggled to give this review 3 stars but the photos provided by UnderArmour are confusing in the description. The photos show compression shorts with an inseam of about 6 inches and a length just above the knee (maybe 3 inches above the kneecap) on a 5'10-6' male. The inseam is 4 inches (see photo) and they sit about 6 inches above the kneecap. It's not a big deal, but I like longer compression shorts. When I stretch on my gym floor, I love it when people don't have to wonder what they can…