Men's Stabilyx Ventilator Joint Support Compression Shorts

This is my 3rd pair. I have the full length endurance generator and stablilyx too. Best training tights, imo. A little bit pricey. Best to get a pair when it's on sale.I had a full length ventilator as my first pair of cwx's. before which are now retired Too bad, they do not make them anymore.

Son mallas de compresión ex lentes ajustadas a la medida en mi caso mido 1.85 peso 84 kilos y solicite talla L. Ajuste Perfecto cómoda transpirable de rápido secado. No le otorgó 5 estrellas por no tener bolsillos en la parte externa para llevar celular, llaves etc. Es una excelente inversión para retardas la fatiga muscular en entrenamientos de alta intensidad

I have been searching for a few months now to replace my old UA's. I used them for about 5 years heavily to work out about 4 days a week. The new version however in my opinion is subpar to the ones I had hence the search for something else that was just as good or better. I tried a bunch of brands, Nike, UA, 2XU, MCDAVID, THERMAJOHN, NOBULL and next I was going to buy North Moore. So now I have 6 new compresion shorts and only NOBULL and 2xu were good enough for me to keep for working out now CW-X in my opinion is the best for my likings. ThermaJohn is really for everyday use but the rest of them will probably sit in the drawer and will never get used. Because North More was voted best by Mens Health Magazine I will buy a pair to try them out but I already know I will be ordering at least 2 more pairs of these CW-X. Its just the right amount of compression, it is long like at I prefer it to be and the draw string design is best to keep the wait band from rolling down although I would prefer it to be on the outside and not in. material is think but not too much, this is the first pair compression shorts I would actually wear without shorts on top as it does offer enough privacy but I won't do it just because i'm very conservative and happen to be blessed in some areas. Order these you will not regret it. These are best by far!!!!

I ran the November 2017 Indianapolis Monumental Marathon in these, and I trained in them on all runs over 10 miles as well. I hand wash because I want them to last in their awesome original condition. Race day temp was 45 degrees and cloudy with light mist. Perfect for the run. A bit chilly afterward. These were great all summer on training runs, even when over 90 degrees. I never wore other shorts over, modesty was not a problem... shirt and/or race bib aids with coverage. I sometimes wore additional seamless underwear beneath. 5'6" 151 lbs, size small, 59 year old male. I went with compression as I was battling a knee injury all year, and though I felt 95% healed.... I wanted all the protection and advantage I could get. I credit my Boston Qualifying result, and Personal Record to my training program,,,, but honestly feel that I relied on these shorts to get me to the finish line injury and cramp free. They did not let me down. I recovered so quickly, that after an hour rest, I drove myself the 6 hours home with only one gas stop. Compression is firm, not constricting. I honestly never give them a 2nd thought while on a run.

Great shorts. They provide the requested compression, but are comfortable and don't ride up. I own at 5 of them. When they wear out I will get more.

seem like nice shorts. compression is good and I have only worn them once but they seem to stay in place well. I was a bit worried about the somewhat thick seems around the bottom of the legs but soon did not notice them that much and they seem to do a good job of keeping the legs from rideing up. They seem to be sewn well and I did not see any sign of the seems pulling when I put them on as I have with some. I bought the size I usually by and it seemed like most I have had like Nike procombat.I gave them 4 stars instead of 5 only because I would like a bit more of a pouch or something for the male anatomy. I like compression for working out but somethings don't need so much. though I will say by the time I was done things seem to have setteled into place and not too uncomfortable.

It is supposed to be compression shorts and I think it does this pretty well. If you have a tendency to get cramps in your calves, well, obviously this isn't going to help. I had IT band issues and this helped it from flaring up during a marathon versus not having it on. The ventilator means there is a vent on the quad part of the shorts. Boy, does it ventilate. It is tiny holes makes the difference from the rest of the shorts. Great for hot weather.The sizing chart on CW-X website seems to be right on. I wear a small being that I am 5'9" tall and 150 pounds with a 32 waist size. If I had to find a complaint, it would be that maybe because of the compression bands in the shorts that make it thicker or just the shorts itself, it could be a bit tight compared to other brands of compression shorts. I don't mind that though because that is what it supposed to do. I like them and rely on them on my runs. I like it so much, I have two of them.

I bought these for my husband who runs in the heat of the day in Florida. He sweats heavily and was looking to reduce the amount of clothing on his legs. He would return from long runs with shorts heavy with sweat. He was hesitant to run in these due to his modesty. Turns out, no issues with modesty; they fit great; they don't hold as much sweat; they have ventilator inserts; they are cooler; and they have the added benefit of providing compression support to his thighs that he says really makes him feel good during the run. He had no issues with chafing (although he does use Body Glide on his long runs routinely).He liked them so much he also decided to get the long running tights for colder weather running (wishful thinking here in Florida).My daughter saw them when she ran with him this past weekend. She is sad that they don't make these in womens form. Maybe soon...

poderlos conseguir por su pagina, un producto cómodo para hacer ejercicio.el tiempo de entrega podría ser mas corto

i got it on time I'm very please