👕 HeatGear Armour Sleeveless Compression T-shirt for Men by Under Armour Review

I ordered 1 size more than indicated in the table. I didn't want it to be so tight that it's difficult to get on and off. Overall the size is perfect. I wear them as tank tops and they work great for that purpose. When you carry concealed and the action of a firearm or IWB holster sticks to your skin? This is a great shirt to use to get rid of the problem.

I love the fit and look of this shirt. However, like most other Under Armor compression shirts I've purchased, this shirt constantly rises from the waist during exercise. Taking off your shirt all the time during training is very annoying. Until Under Armor decides to increase the length of some of these shirts, I'll have to look elsewhere for compression shirts. For this reason I gave 3 stars.

Amazing, just like EVERY UA product! This shirt is long enough to tuck comfortably under my vest. It's as comfortable as a second skin, but cool like never existed. The compression aspect really helps support and relieve your muscles. I bought 3 as that seemed to be the limit as they sold for $9.98 at the time. WORTH IT! Sleeveless on duty is best and this product delivers. I've been alternating all three for about 4 months and still no signs of degradation. They still look the same as the day…

Sizes: If you want a sheet that conforms to your body, as an underlayer (or maybe a shirt if you're slim), with minimal compression, order a regular t-shirt. the size. If you want to feel real pressure, you have to order less. If you want to wear it like a shirt that doesn't hug your curves, order a lot more (or order something else). I ordered the XXLT as some of the reviews said they were out of stock. I would order only XXL (maybe XL) next time. I'm 6ft tall and the XXLT is probably 4-6…

I love the Under Armor brand. I bought them for a postoperative surgery. I ordered a size smaller than I normally wear and tried them on before the surgery to be sure. They were damn better when they used a bandage that destroyed my back muscles and spared the drain hoses. They offered enough compression to reduce the swelling on my chest. One problem I had was that for a few weeks after the surgery I had horrible bloating, which is common, and it caused me to curl up from time to time. Maybe…

Not compressive, maybe more "tight". I'm 45 and a half and weigh 180 pounds. I have a good 20 kilos that I could shed, but at the same time I'm dealing with "Mum". Looks aren't as important to me as comfort, and with all those extra limp muscles pulling down due to gravity, it hurts over time. With a nice tight compression vest that I already have with a zip that works! But the zipper sticks out from under an ordinary t-shirt and doesn't look nice. So I want to find a good, very tight…

Bought at the same time as the UnderArmor V-neck compression shirt (also in test). I figured the difference would only be in the coverage (higher neckline and no sleeves) but it also has a breathable "bar" on the sides. It really promotes comfort and does something logical and unique by reducing chest compression. All in all a good idea for a NON WORKOUT shirt and I wish their V-neck version had that feature. In this case, the lack of sleeves and lack of compression from anything other than the