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PinchyII Feb 2014 2:49pm, 4 Feb 2014 347 posts	Quote Pin PinchyII There was a thread once about "sales blurge" which was very funny... Anyway - although I advocate the use of the compression shorts I use - I am not quite convinced they do all of this: With 400 fit and dynamic gradient compression, you'll notice improved power, as well as less post-exercise muscle soreness. Biomechanically placed Memory MX fabric over the spine and around the scapula and obliques provides constant, controlled compression and unrestricted movement to help you to avoid the type of muscle damage you sustain in action, but only notice when you cool down. Fast wicking technology transports moisture away from the skin and helps regulate body temperature. Permanent antimicrobial treatment and UPF 50+ provides all round protection. A hem gripper keeps them in place as you race around. Dynamic gradient compression delivers more oxygen filled blood to active muscles to increase power and stamina Warp knit construction has a 'float line' between loops to aid moisture management. Multiple yarns are used for added strength and to eliminate running if the fabric is torn.
BigChiefRunningBore Feb 2014 2:51pm, 4 Feb 2014 19,907 posts	Quote Pin BigChiefRunningBore are we missing a K here kids or is that ids? What is it we your big thighs? Big thighs - run in lycra and or Vas up your bits like everyone else.
ogee Feb 2014 3:05pm, 4 Feb 2014 20,147 posts	Quote Pin ogee As a larger gentleman, I use these under my shorts. Stops a lot of chaffage for me. decathlon.co.uk By larger I mean big boned, not I've got a huge cock.
DerbyTup Feb 2014 3:10pm, 4 Feb 2014 9,289 posts	Quote Pin DerbyTup I'm okay with normal running shorts with built-in-liner jobbie for an hour or two but always wear Lycra shorts, MANpris or occasionally tights if I'm going to be out longer. I never wear any pants under my kit for running shudders at thought of the shame of VPL