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CW-X Revolution Tight - Men's
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would the cw-x revolution be beneficial...
Tracy
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would the cw-x revolution be beneficial for sprint and gymnastics training?
Would wearing these while I play basketball...
Aop Boolis
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Would wearing these while I play basketball be beneficial?
CW-X Revolution tights
ada5703865
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I've been using these tights for the last 4 weeks.
I LOVE THEM!
Recovery period is definitely shorter and I feel less fatigued when I wear these to run.
All of my knee pain has disappeared since using these tights, the support they give is fabulous.
Possibly not the most inconspicuous pair of tights on the market, but HEY, these babies make me look like a Superhero on the run! LOL
Could be a little cheaper, but I guess you get what you pay for.
I shall be ordering a second pair in the very near future.
PS I also wear the CW-X ventilator Tri top, that is also the bomb!
I am looking for a tight that gives the...
rbsbsimon2270171
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I am looking for a tight that gives the best support for my core.
OLEG- CW-X Rep
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Hey There. For specific core support, the Stabilyx Tight is best. It has a lower back support panel along with a front lower ab support panel. This combination with hip support gives the best all around core support. Good luck!
Will the revolution tights work well for...
alfredo discipio
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Will the revolution tights work well for skiing under ski pants also perhaps doubling as a layer?
DeskDriver
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alfredo,
Thanks for your question. The Revolution would be a great next to skin choice for a ski tight. I ski in the Stabilyx model, and have not gone back to anything else based on it's performance. One item to note is that the Revolution is not insulated. Keep that in mind as to how much you may need to layer on the bottom. I hope this is helpful for you.
great item
gor4187192
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great for recovery. good support for some activity. agree with others, there seems to be resistence when used for sports. comfortable to wear once used to it.
Why is the Revolution so much more than...
Paul
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Why is the Revolution so much more than the other CW-X tights?
My wife and I are hiking into the Grand Canyon and back out with full packs and need the best CW-X product for the job. Our time to hike is mid-Feb, 2011, but thermal issues are not our 1st concern. Best support for 50-something thighs and knees, please!
DeskDriver
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Paul,
Thanks for your question. The reason the Revolution tight from CWX is more than the other products they offer is the way the Revolution tight is built. The CWX support web in the Revolution is seemlessy built into the tight, while the web in the other tights is a sewn on panel construction. The Revolution is their top product for performance. If it is a bit too expensive for you, check out the Stabilyx family. There are both insulated and non insulated options there. The Stabilyx is also an outstanding product for muscle support and recovery. I hope this is helpful for you.
tad too expensive
gor4187192
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Doubles as performance and recovery. Very breathable. Very tight and hard to put on.
Great for support, but due to resistence of the material, requires strenous effort for the same performance.
I am torn between purchasing: CW-X Revolution,...
JR
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I am torn between purchasing: CW-X Revolution, 2XU Elite Compression, or the Skins A400. I need a warm weather compression tight for multi-day racing.
CW-X revolution is good to cold weather?
SAMUEL ZIMMER
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CW-X revolution is good to cold weather?
Dakka
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Not specifically, In really cold weather, it could work as a layer. But It's actually 14% lighter than other tights. For cold weather, CW-X has their Insulator line, that may interest you more.
OLEG- CW-X Rep
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Samuel-
If you plan to use the Revolution tight as an external layer for Running in colder weather for example, they will be too cold. In terms of thermal properties, they are a little thinner and cooler than the Coolmax version of the tights. The CW-X Revolution Tight is perfect for early fall running where it's cold in the shadows but warm in the sun. For use below 40 degrees, I would recommend the Insulated line of CW-X tights. Or you can layer the Revolution tights under a pair of Wind blocking pants. That would still give you the support of the tight, but will protect you from colder weather.
