Men's UA HeatGear® Long Compression Short Bottoms by Under Armour



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Men's UA HeatGear® Long Compression Short Bottoms by Under Armour

Product Description

Another first for Reusch goalkeeping. This 10” compression sleeve is designed to keep the players muscles warm, reducing cramping and fatigue. The sleeve will also help eliminate burns caused by the shirt and pad rubbing against the skin when diving. Content is 88% nylon and 12% Spandex. Machine washable. Black only.


  • This 10” compression sleeve is designed to keep the players muscles warm, reducing cramping and fatigue.
  • The sleeve will also help eliminate burns caused by the shirt and pad rubbing against the skin when diving.
  • Content is 88% nylon and 12% Spandex.
  • Machine washable. Black only.
  • Size: Senior only.


Men's UA HeatGear® Long Compression Short Bottoms by Under Armour Reviews


Men's UA HeatGear® Long Compression Short Bottoms by Under Armour Reviews


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16 of 20 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Women's Under Armour Tech Tee, March 18, 2007
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Tiffany (Oxford, MS, United States) - See all my reviews
This tee-shirt is my first Under Armour purchase, and I took a chance by ordering it without ever trying on any Under Armour before. I'm not dissatisfied, but it isn't my favorite tee-shirt. On the positive side: the weight of the fabric is good for exercising, especially for the gym, and it would be a good single layer for outside/warm temperatures. The fit is pretty good (I am average sized and wear sizes 8-10); I don't like really tight clothing and this shirt is loose enough to be comfortable but fitted enough so that it doesn't look like I'm wearing a bag. On the negative side: I am a little short-waisted, and the shirt is long for me and bunches at the top of my hips, which I don't like but accept. Also, the vee-neck is not a very strong vee (pictures of this shirt are true in that respect). A lot of technical tees are like this -- designed more for function than for style maybe -- and vee-necks are essentially a crew x vee hybrid. I prefer a true vee-neck. Lastly, the... Read more
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Hemming coming undone after second wear, September 22, 2009
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Jeremy Biane (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews
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Yes, the shorts keep you quite cool. But the stitching on the inside of both legs came apart after just my second time wearing them. This seems to be a common thread for most of Under Armour gear (check the reviews on their cleats). Disappointed, but as of now still wearable.
Also, I bought these to help protect a vulnerable hamstring during workouts, but the compression feels rather paltry. Better to go with a neoprene brace or plain ol' ace bandage for such concerns.

EDIT: Despite the foreboding signs early on, the shorts have actually held up very well over the past year. Hammy remains uninjured, too :)
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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent condition and prompt delivery, March 8, 2007
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This is ideal for wearing layers of clothing or if you're dressed in a short sleeve over this one. However, I personally prefer the long sleeved version by the same company.
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