First off, these are compression clothes, if you aren’t reasonably fit for your height, BMI, then you may have a tough time getting into & out of them, especially the shirt. Consider a larger size. Overall the quality & fit is excellent. I was a little concerned that at the price point that they would not offer the compression that I was after, but that concern was unfounded.The cut, seams and fit are excellent with no binding, chafing or creeping after extended wear & vigorous activity. The shirt has a grip coating inside the bottom hem. It will stay in place on your skin or probably some other material but it doesn’t grip well to the matching bottoms. Not a problem as it will end up at your belt line and stay there. The shirt is cut long, around 4”-6” below your belt line. The breathability is exceptional, any better and you’ve have to run naked. Actually these are better than naked because they evaporate the sweat instead of it pouring off your body. If you are running or working out in front of a fan, you can feel the air against your bare skin. I’ve run several 5K’s in typical Florida heat, in both the shorts, & full length pants and of course the shirt. I opt for the long pants as they provide support for my calves and they are actually cooler due to the improved sweat evaporation than just the shorts. I’m considering going with the long sleeve shirt for the same reason.Running solitary, I wouldn’t worry too much about modesty, the bottoms do a good job keeping everything in place and smoothed. If you run an event or work out around other people, then you might want to wear some running shorts. Be sure to find the lightest, thinest, no liner, side cut shorts that you can, anything worn over (or under) will feel hot. Same if you decide to wear something over the shirt. My first time out, I wore a t-shirt which was a mistake. I won’t wear anything but the CompressionZ layer unless I need the shorts for modesty.I didn’t know quite what to expect in the way of performance but afterwards it was immediately apparent. Since I mainly wear these while running, keeping your muscles supported & keeping them from jarring/moving/flopping when they relax while your feet pound the pavement makes a tremendous difference in recovery afterwards. This was most evident in my calves. With my calve muscles slamming with each step, they’d ache for days afterwards. Keeping them supported prevents that pain and I can easily run consecutive days. The same is true for your pects, oblique back muscles, glutes etc.Overall, I’m very pleased wth the product, a few more color selections would be really nice. Since I work out every day, I reordered several more sets to get me between washings. A great value in compression wear.

I have been exercising more and more since I have retired. I want functional athletic wear that fits well, looks well and doesn’t break the bank. These compression Z products are quite affordable yet they do not skimp on quality. I have several different colors and styles; including long legged and capris. It’s time that men can wear these comfortable colorful exercise clothes and be stylish while supported and working up a sweat!

I've used these a couple of times, and they suit the purpose of a lightweight snug pair of tights for working out. Quality, durability, and appearance are very good or excellent.As far as true compression benefit, I would classify them as light compression. They stretch nicely everywhere, and are very comfortable and fit nicely, but I'm not sure they achieve much in terms of directing blood flow to the muscles or offering much in the the way of muscle support.I do have another pair of graduated compression tights from a different manufacturer, and they are noticeably tighter and constricting, though they do cost more than three times as much as these.For the money, I am quite pleased with these tights. They are a good value. But as someone who likes high levels of compression for directing blood flow during sports, I find these tights be a bit less effective in that regard.

I've worn the usual lycra bicycling tights for years as an avid cyclist and these tights are MUCH heavier and thicker. These are not regular leggings. Not even close. There seems to be conflicting advice as to order a size up or down. It all depends on your body type if, like me you've been riding bicycles for any length of time you'll have big thighs and need to get a bigger size. I'm 6' tall with a 44" waist the XXL was difficult to get on, and long enough but difficult to get over my thighs and butt. I can still wear them except they're extra squeezy. I've had these tights for some time now, I've gone cycling, cross country skiing, running, hiking and even wore them for coffee at starbucks after a ride.If your wider in the middle or if you've got thunder thighs, go up a size. Just remember, these are compression tights. They're supposed to be tight and squezzy, that's what they do. Recovery after exercise is improved. The waistband stays in place and doesn't slip down.Edit to add: I've lost quite a bit of weight since buying these. My waist is now 39" and the XXL tights are much easier to get on. The XXXL'S are so loose I'll need to size down to get any compression out of themThese are the most comfortable sport tights I’ve tried. That’s nearly thirty years of serious cross country skiing and bicycling in all seasons. For winter you’ll need to layer but three season wear should be fine. I’d buy these again in a heartbeat and recommend them to anyone !Edit to add: My partner really likes what these compression tights do for my butt and I've had a fair number of compliments from others at the gym too.Edit to add: I just bought a second pair of these tights so I can have one while the other is in the laundry. I'm impressed by the wicking ability of these tights (face it, when "pants" fit this closely they're tights and these are COMPRESSION tights, they're supposed to fit really tight to work. You might need to exchange them. That's what I had to do. I had to up one size.One more edit: I'm up to three pair of these. I've still got the XXL and now have two size XXXL. Now after losing weight and inches off my waist I need to order a smaller size.

I bought 2 different brands of tights, I liked these enough to buy a second pair. They seem to be of good quality so far.

Muy buenas lycras de compresion para trainning y running, costuras resistentes, material suave y compresivo, pienso adquirir mas de esta marca

I'm 5'7", 175 lbs. Waist 34. The chart suggest L but I brought a M. The waist fits perfectly snug. Inseam length is the same for M and L. I brought a M because I'm exercising to get back to 150 lbs and a 31" waist.I just got it today so I haven't exercise with it yet but the overall fit is snug, not tightly compressed. I'll be wearing a knee compressor over it. I'll also be wearing it by itself as my top is long enough to cover the men's private parts which is bulging and visible. I suggest a 3" side cut unrestricting runner's short for those who might feel uncomfortable wearing the CompressionZ solo.

werde sie zum radfahren im sommer und fitnesstudi nehmen. 2 mal schon benutzt. gute kompression, dickes material, glatt. auch gut als unterhose im winter obwohl die 3/4 an den waden irritieren.man merkt das es kein billiges polyester ist sondern nylon und elasthan.

Some posts say they are too tight but they are compression leggings. I'm 6ft with 35-36" waist and they fit me perfectly. They are tight but that to me aids performance when running/jogging. They look great on, the quality is great and the fabric is quality, not like some cheap, thin ones that you can buy. I would definitely buy these again.