TSLA Athletic Compression Sleeveless Basketball Sports & Fitness Review

Not compression shorts but excellent training or absorbent undershirts. Very light and comfortable. Worn like a tank top, they won't let a drop of sweat through on hot days. I love them and for the price you can't beat them. But no compression tanks, if that's what you want. It turns out some buy them under the mistaken belief that they're compressive, but in reality they only fit you a little, no more.

I have never worn compression shorts but after recent surgery I needed something I could wear all day, especially when working out. I have tried several other brands including a very famous brand that I will not mention here. This product fits better, is much more comfortable and has MUCH better support. Unlike this famous brand, it also hides well under t-shirts. I've ordered two more!

5'7", 155 lbs. I bought a medium size. I have probably 8-9 of these shirts. I usually wear them as a tank top - I like it's that they don't stain with sweat (think a white tank top and how the collar will yellow or loosen over time) i love the tight feel of the shirt i'm a part time bartender and i particularly like this environment b /c it doesn't move or stretch. Also works well in the gym.

I am 5ft 6" and 125lbs and I bought this shirt to help with a recent procedure to help. I originally ordered the XS but found it too tight (before the procedure). So I bought a small one and it fits better and hugs enough. The only thing I didn't like was the side seam. Leaving this shirt for several hours will leave incredibly painful seams on both sides. I like the plunging neckline (to hide it under regular shirts) but I think the side seam could be improved for more comfort.

Short Story: They work great and I'll buy more. On my first day in the attic it was about 40 degrees Celsius, and I found 30 degrees hot at the time. I got a heat rash. Uniform shirts itch so I started wearing cotton t-shirts and that helped. I stopped appearing prickly heat. Then a friend recommended a compression shirt. This is the one I have and I have been working on hauling concrete and gravel in sunny 90F weather. I sweat a lot, but when I unbutton my shirt, it sucks in air and cools me…

I've become a big fan of these shirts over the last few months. I bought a long sleeve shirt for working outside in direct sunlight. It was very pretty but too tight around the arms. I have bought several short sleeve versions for training and running. The ones I love so much have become a staple in my everyday wardrobe. I really hate being outside of them. They are like a second skin. I have these sleeveless versions to wear around the house in the evenings and to sleep. I'm in good shape but…