TSLA Men's Compression Pants - Cool Dry Athletic Sports Workout Running Tights Leggings Baselayer

Bought these to wear under my skinny fit stretch jeans during winter season. Important, the waistband doesn't roll. I had purchased a different brand that had a slightly wider waistband, but the waistband was way undersized for the size pant causing the waistband to roll, eventually rolling up to about the size of an electrical cord. 🤣 WTF. I gave up on that brand, got my refund and bought this brand. The waistband is sized properly to the size of the garment. No complaints with this brand. I highly recommend. If you're looking for compression pants, get these.

I am 5 feet 10 inches tall and weigh 120 lbs. I got the size Small and that fits perfect for strong compression during my squats and deadlifts and I wear the pants all day on workout day and for the next 2 days and nights as my legs finish recovering from the weight lifting.I like these better than the Dr Skin brand because they have a low waist. Good stitching and a strong waistband. They are tight but not so tight as to be uncomfortable. The size chart recommended size Medium but I am glad I went with a size Small because I had the size Medium from Dr Skin and those were not tight enough on the thighs.The size Small is best for me and also right enough to compress the calves also. Just the right height and end 1 inch above my ankle bone.I also like that this brand has no logos at all. Just black pants with a subtle sheen. You can see a lump on the groin area but not too extreme as to be indecent.I would feel comfortable enough to wear them to the gym without any shorts on top for concealment.These get the job done as far as compression to aid in faster muscle recovery during and after your workout and may shave an extra day off of your recovery time and allow you to workout again sooner. That's good because for me my lower body had been taking longer to recover than the upper body and thus if the legs recover one day sooner than it is very beneficial because I do full body workouts 2 or 3 days per week.Without the pants it was taking my legs 4 days to recover. It is summer now in Florida but these pants are not too hot. However, for runners I am not sure how the pants would hold up in durability. But for bodybuilding they work just fine. I got a 3 pack

I bought these as an experiment, since I've been fairly satisfied using similar (Dr Skin) compression pants for 6 months or so. After reading the reviews, I was quite hesitant about sizing, since opinions were all over the place. That being the case, I ultimately chose to heed the manufacturer's advise, and in contrast to what the Dr Skin sizing chart suggests (Large), went one size up from what I would normally wear (I'm about 5'7, 165 lbs), and ordered Medium.The pants are quite nice, the print looks good and appear to be well made: I specially like that, once again, in contrast to the Dr Skin products, the branding is somewhat more subtle and discrete: I know that's a tiny thing, but I personally am not too fond of turning into a walking ad for any brand, so....).The moment I put them on, I immediately felt a difference: unlike my L Dr Skin pants, these actually offered some compression, which was most evident on my calves. But other than that, they are quite comfortable: not too tight, certainly not to the point of attracting attention for the wrong reasons, but just tight enough to actually qualify as "compression" apparel. So yes, definitely heed the manufacturer's recommendation: order your usual size ONLY if you want/need "extreme compression"!My only observation: the mesh panels. 1) you DO NOT want to use these in public without additional cover: stand under your gym's ultra-bright lights at your own peril, since you may end up giving everyone an unsolicited peak under the hood, and 2) I'm also a bit concerned about the durability of the mesh in the long run, because it is quite thin. I'm sure the mesh is great to help getting rid of the moisture, but it might turn out to be a liability.Bottom line, I'd say these are pretty cool: they look good, feel good, and they do offer some level of compression without veering into "salame tight" territory. I'll probably get a few more, but I also probably will get the non-mesh versions.

I usually wear TSLA compression shorts to work out. I bought the long pants version for the cold walk from the car to the gym this winter. I also wear them to my manual physical therapy sessions. My therapist on my first visit was having trouble working through my baggy hiking pants to find the right muscles to release and the precise location of the pressure points to use. Also, she needed to get a better view of how my pelvis and legs were moving when I walk, sit down, or lie down in certain positions. I asked her if tighter clothes would help her work on me more easily, effectively, and quickly. She said yes, and suggested workout pants. So, I started wearing these pants and tight stretchy shirts to my PT sessions. It probably is not what my therapist had in mind exactly, but she hasn't complained.One thing I like about TSLA shorts and pants is how they look in front. I don't want to show detail of my male parts, just a single rounded bulge like football pants. I also don't want to wear anything under my workout pants. I love the free feeling of just wearing the spandex. Also, an injury from a bad wreck has damaged nerves that now cause underwear with elastic waistbands to produce severe pain in my skin under their waistband on my right side. TSLA shorts and pants fit the bill. The front pouch is well designed to conceal the details of my male parts, especially in a dark, textured print like these pants. If I pull the pants up to my true waist about belly-button high, the TSLA waistband doesn't hurt, and the pouch gets really tight and holds all my male equipment firmly in place.

Great fit, bit long

Das Tragegefühl, die Verarbeitung, die Stoffqualität, die Farben und das alles zu dem Preis ist nach meiner Meinung eine volle Empfehlung wert!