- Warmth without the weight
- Constructed of brushed moisture wicking fabric
- Ergonomic flatlock seams
- Seams bolster muscle support and eliminate abrasion
- Compression fit with feminine silhouette
Product Description
A cold-weather compression legging built with ergonomic flatlock seams to bolster muscle support and eliminate abrasion. New brushed double-sided, ColdGear® fabric allows a maximum range of motion with locking in body heat and accelerating moisture transport. Recommended for outdoors. 32.5 inch inseam. 63% Nylon / 25% Polyester / 12% Elastane.About Under Armour
It started with a simple plan to make a superior T-shirt. A shirt that provided compression and wicked perspiration off your skin rather than absorb it. A shirt that worked with your body to regulate temperature and enhance performance. Founded in 1996 by former University of Maryland football player Kevin Plank,
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Under Armour is the originator of performance apparel - gear engineered to keep athletes cool, dry, and light throughout the course of a game, practice, or workout. The technology behind Under Armour's diverse product assortment for men, women, and youth is complex, but the program for reaping the benefits is simple: wear HeatGear when it's hot, ColdGear when it's cold, and AllSeasonGear between the extremes. Under Armour's mission is to make all athletes better through passion, science, and the relentless pursuit of innovation. Every Under Armour product is doing something for you; it's making you better.
Women's ColdGear® Outdoor Tight Bottoms by Under Armour
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I just bought these tights so I could start running in very cold temperatures (10-20 degrees, sometimes subzero). These pants do an amazing job of keeping me warm on my run. They are somewhat thick to keep you warm but they do not weigh you down or restrict movement. They are designed to wick away moisture but my legs do not sweat much so I cannot comment on that feature. They are also very tight and I believe they are meant to be layered underneath a pair of warm-up pants. (At least, that’s what I do.) I am 5’3″ and the legs are a little long; they are probably ideal for someone between 5’5″ to 5’8″.
These are not only good for winter running. Wear them under your unlined jeans and dress pants amazingly they help in lowering the heat bill inside. Albeit when you are visiting elderly relatives for the Holidays, they may get a tad warm. The technology retains your body heat when you go outside in the cold of winter. I now love taking winter hikes even in the below freezing days of midwestern winters.
Bought these $50 tights for my 16 yo cross-country runner who averages 40 miles a week. Live in Seattle area, so winters average in 30s and 40s and are WET (surprise!). She really liked them and said that they kept her warm without making her hot, and didn’t chafe – she didn’t really notice them while she was running.
I was worried about the elastic at the bottom – I thought she would object to that – but she said her friend told her that the way to wear the tights is to pull them down over the heel so that they actually go in the shoe. That worked well for her plus her ankles were warm, too. She has long legs, by the way, but she had no trouble pulling the stretchy material down the extra distance.
I was going to buy her a pair of $70 tights at the local REI, so I saved $20 and am very happy!
These are great with one problem-they fit well and felt like they would be warm but the ankles were soooooo tight that I couldn’t keep them. I have small ankles-I am 5’8″ and weigh 128 lbs. I know they are compression tights but it felt like they would have cut off circulation or cut into my skin. I tried pulling them down over my foot a little but still too tight on my foot. I think a bigger size would be too big everywhere else. I will have to try something else.
very warm to wear under my security guard uniform, and no one knows I have them on, but me
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