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The adventure equipment of choice for improving your body's performance across a wide range of activities.
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Awesome!
mml3991520
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Only compression brand that I look for. Feels comfortable and snug. I like the draw string. Keeps it from falling.
Contact the Customer Service Rep. to ensure the proper size. They were very helpful too.
Love these shorts!
bri3811562
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I had been wearing Nike and Under Armour compression shorts but the compression that those offer is not much more than what tight underwear would provide.
I contacted CW-x directly for advice on a short to help support my IT band while running. They recommended these shorts. I gave them a try and have been very happy. I have had no instances of soreness or pain in my IT band since I have been wearing these. Size was right on, I followed the online size chart. I am going to order a second pair just to help reduce my laundering frequency.
If you got IT Band issues you may want to try these out and see if they help. They certainly helped me.
As I have had recent problems with groin...
Ron
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As I have had recent problems with groin and hamstring strains, do these help prevent strains and pulls?
Ed Ayres
Member since
Ron,
these shorts will provide a certain level of support, but they will never replace stretching as the top way to guard against muscle pulls.
What is the inseam length on the Expert...
Santino Brew
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What is the inseam length on the Expert Short ?
Brett Huber
Member since
The Large is 10" med is 9.5" small is 9"
Would these fir well for a female...like...
barb
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Would these fir well for a female...like the kegnth better than the woman's version.
Gabe H.
Member since
i would say the more you are built like a guy (straight hips), the better they will fit. if you are a shapely female, they won't fit you well at all. you could always buy them and give it a shot. if they don't work, you can return them.
tights
Dusty
Member since
These Shorts grip your legs and don't bind.
They gently support without binding.
Ran a Marathon one weekend and ran a twenty miler
2 wks later in the same shorts. No binding or chaffing!
Anyone ever use these for Squatting at the...
Geoff Hart/Maryann Schrupp
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Anyone ever use these for Squatting at the gym? Wondering if they work like a Bench Shirt at all..:)
eimstudio2207235
Member since
Nope. These are made for running, although they support they are flexible, unlike lifting clothing unlike lifting clothing which is very rigid. If you want lifting clothing go with something made for that like Zinzer. Also for squatting you don't want shorts you want a singlet.
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Ab Fab
hopesanddr1735368
Member since
My military husband scores a 300 or better on his PT tests during drill weekends. He recommends this compression shorts to anyone wanting quality, design, and comfort.
Excellent Shorts
stepheneas2182647
Member since
While you don't get as much support as with the CW-X tights, these are very good for just shorts. Excellent wicking. Older pairs showed excellent durability, although crotch seams show be better reinforced.
they are TIGHT!!
hopesanddr1735368
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They are tight and lovely!
Excellent shorts: but overpriced
Alex W
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While I do believe that these shorts are better than other lycra/compression type shorts, they do not seem to give me the extra muscle support that the full- or 3/4-length CW-X's do, making them an overpriced item IMHO. I like them, they feel great, but I don't think they are necessarily worth the $$.
Best Gear Ever
Michael A. Lind
Member since
The Conditioning Tight Shorts are the best workout short I've ever worn. I've been a Personal Trainer for over ten years. The fabric dries quickly and they're comfortable to wear. I've been recommending these shorts to my clients. I plan on buying more.
Just OK
Speedz
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These shorts were not as supportive as some others that I have but they were comfortable. I just don't think the level of performance is on par with the price.
Great for long runs
jjh
Member since
The support feels great and Ill continue to use these shorts in long adventure races.
shorts not long enough
wyocycler
Member since
I wasn't that impressed with the shorts. They weren't long enough and came to just slightly below mid-thigh on me. After 5 minutes of running, they had bunched up above the thigh, forcing me to stop to re-adjust them. I'm an avid cyclist so my leg muscles tend to be more developed than my pedal-deficient friends. I suspect the CWX 3/4 length tights will be a better fit for my legs. I stopped using and returned them so couldn't comment on any long term results.
Not a price performer
DK
Member since
This short does not provide noticeable support above other less expensive stretch shorts. I believe the full-length CW-X may provide the value marketed.
For $59, I would have expected a whole lot more.
As always, great service and delivery from BackCountry.com.
Great compression short
Christian
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I have tried other compression shorts before and they compress the entire thigh and hamstring area. These compress certain muscle groups. They are awesome in that they have increased my endurance and lessened my recovery time. I use them for running, hiking, tennis, and working out. They feel great and work. I love them.
