compression pants worth getting from equipment party


I am not unfamiliar with the Compressport brand. As a sports enthusiast, I have previously purchased clothing, hats, compression leg sleeves, and other items from the same brand. I have a certain level of recognition for the brand. This time, what attracted me was the product introduction of these compression pants, which mentioned they are suitable for marathons, trail running, skiing, mountaineering, and more.

This is perfect for me. Most compression pants for autumn and winter have a thermal layer inside, which often doesn't fit well, doesn't wick sweat effectively, and isn't suitable for many sports. Besides these professional considerations, I don't like unattractive compression pants, and good-looking ones that don't compress make you look fat. I admit I'm a pure gear enthusiast, so I decided (long pause here) to give them a try. For this, I needed to get up early to run a mountain trail and also overcome the odd looks in the gym while training and taking selfies. Without further ado, let's look at the pictures.



Running and Mountaineering Review

The weather that day was overcast with temperatures ranging from 10 to 18 degrees Celsius. Near the mountain, the real-time temperature was around 8 degrees. I wore a compression shirt with a thin windbreaker on top, and Compressport compression pants with regular quick-dry shorts over them. The overall feel was slightly cool.


It should be noted that if the body is too warm before it has fully warmed up, you will definitely feel hot during activity. So, the overall feel was just right. As for the compression feel of the pants, they offer gradient compression, with different levels of compression on the front and back of the thighs and the buttocks. After putting them on, there was no sense of tightness. The waistband area had almost no compression, making them quite comfortable to wear. From the appearance, due to the special ventilation design in the crotch area, I recommend that women wear quick-dry shorts over them.




Wearing experience as follows:

Comfort: Four stars. The lightweight design and gradient compression made me almost unaware of the presence and restriction of the compression pants, which is a plus. However, the anti-slip feature at the waist needs improvement, as it feels like they might slip down. But this issue is resolved when paired with quick-dry shorts.


Aesthetics: Four and a half stars. I really like the brand's logo, which makes me look very professional. A must-have for gear enthusiasts.


Breathability: Five stars. The sweat-wicking and breathability are excellent, making them both lightweight and sweat-wicking without any discomfort. During stretching, there was no rapid cooling, indicating that while wicking sweat, they also provide good warmth.




Functionality: Five stars. The main purpose of compression pants is to protect our bodies, enhance exercise performance, alleviate lactic acid buildup, and stabilize thigh muscle movement for better protection. The initial experience with the functionality of Compressport compression pants was very good, with excellent coverage for the knees, calves, and thighs.


Gym Review:

Based on the previous running review, using them in the gym seems to waste Compressport's professional features. The only aspect that stands out is their aesthetics. For gym training, the professional features of these compression pants are more than sufficient. Whether on a treadmill or doing strength training, they perform excellently. I give them five stars.




Finally, I would like to thank Codoon and the Compressport brand for their trust and the opportunity to review these pants. I am also happy to share this review experience with everyone. I hope they take our feedback into account and make improvements to provide even better and newer wearing experiences, bringing better sports products to everyone.


Created: 2017-03-21 06:24:03