Womens Under Armour Heatgear Compression Shorts 1026 Review

One of the best things about Under Armour Womens Heatgear Compression Shorts is the fit. They are not too long and not too short, and thanks to the wonderful fabric don’t bunch or creepy up on you even during tough workouts. The waist band doesn’t dig in and leave red marks, neither does it roll down or bunch during crunches or squats. The legs stay in place, and you never have to worry about pulling them back down into place. As with all Under Armour products these compression shorts are terrific at wicking away moisture and keeping you cool and dry during workouts.

Pros

The very style of the Under Armour Womens Heatgear Compression Shorts is the biggest advantage. They are great worn under another pair or shorts or on their own. They are shorter in the leg than you may be used to, but because they don’t creep or bunch up they are more comfortable overall to work out in. The second biggest advantage to these compression shorts in the fabric, made of 80% nylon and 20% lycra for a very tight yet flexible fit. The moisture transport system, or wicking ability of these shorts helps to keep body temperature regulated during the workout, as well as keeping moisture away from the body preventing chaffing.

Cons

There really aren’t any drawbacks to these shorts, if you take basic economics into consideration. While they are a bit more expensive that typical workout shorts they last much longer and provide a more comfortable and flexible fit.

Bottom line

The bottom line on these Under Armour Womens Heatgear Compression Shorts is that they are a must for serious gym enthusiasts. If you run, lift weights or exercise in any fashion outside or in the gym these shorts will help you stay cool, comfortable and looking good.

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