Under Armour Men's HeatGear Zone Compression Leggings

These are phenomenal leggings. Leggings of this type are a relatively new thing in men's sportswear and I debated whether to buy them or not. I wear them for yoga without shorts over them, but with Under Armour boxers underneath. (I think they may be marginally see-through when you're bending over so under-shorts from the same company are the perfect solution without adding bulk.) It makes them look perfectly respectable. Certainly far, far less revealing than the average pair of swim shorts. The model photo here is probably fairly accurate in this regard. For Yoga, where any bulk around your legs and butt makes some positions impossible to attain and frustratingly uncomfortable, these leggings are ideal. The waistband doesn't ride down at all and you can be absolutely sure your butt isn't cracking out no matter the position you find yourself in. As far as heat regulation is concerned I can't imagine anything better. If you sweat it seems to evaporate away immediately. Within an hour of removing them from the washing machine they're almost dry. They take up no space in your bag at all and always look good no matter what you're subjecting them to. As far as their sporting suitability is concerned you need have no fears at all. They're exceptionally comfortable, stretchy, supportive and hard-wearing. The big question for me was whether they could be worn without shorts on top while not making me feel self-conscious. The simple answer is that when I'm running outside, I wear shorts over the top although I'm a modest person in that regard and many of you will feel and indeed look, absolutely fine without. I definitely wouldn't wear them anywhere, entirely on their own, without under-shorts though. The crotch is a breathable mesh that when you stretch it really tight over your hand, allows you to see skin through the fabric. The women in my yoga class have reacted positively to these, to the extent that they've asked me what brand they are. Two women even told me independently that they think they're the best type of yoga clothes for men to wear, and they both mentioned the appearance of men they knew who wore shorts, with a shudder. I realise this is hardly a broad survey but I was surprised that women seem to find them much more tasteful than shorts. I think the sweaty, hairy legs look is the issue they have with shorts, together with the potential for nuclear fall-out. It's easy to understand. In terms of size, I'm 1.79m tall, 72kg and the size Medium fits me perfectly. I wear 32/32 trousers, and the length is ideal for me with the potential to fit someone a little taller/longer legged or indeed a little shorter than me. This fabric is extremely forgiving. Finally I've also worn these as long-johns, in place of boxers, under my trousers on particularly cold days, and they're ideal for this. They're a really well made, useful item of clothing that I very much doubt anyone would regret buying. They're so adaptable and well suited to so many sports that I'm certain they'll always come in useful. They don't have annoying pockets or zips to add bulk or get in the way either. I hope this has been helpful.

Hi Fellow Amazonians😃 Bought these workout leggings directly via Amazon a few weeks ago, and am really, really pleased with them👍 These were competitively priced at just over £20 at the time of purchase, and because they're perfect for me, I've since bought another pair 🥳 I normally only wear Nike workout gear, with these leggings being my first Under Armour item I've ever owned, and I'm glad I made the purchase! Quality and fit are spot on! They're really comfortable and feel like a second skin. I'm 5'8 and the length / fit is great for me. Without getting into too much detail, they do not ride in areas they shouldn't either...which is is a welcome bonus 👍😃 My workouts are quite varied, incorporating many different practices. The leggings have not had an issue dealing with any type of body movement with no seam or stitching friction against my skin while working up a sweat 👍👍 So in my subjective opinion, these are a definite 5-star product and at the time of purchase, were a much more cost effective product than similar products from the likes of Nike, Adidas, New Balance etc. Must add that ordering and delivering of the item(s) were up to the usual great Amazon standard 👍 😀 Hope this review helps and happy shopping 🛍 😃👍

Reviews have to be taken in the context of the expectations of the reviewer. I actually think these are superb running or training leggings but I didn't give them five stars... I'm 6' tall, 200lbs and XL fits me perfectly, including the leg length. I've worn them for a run and they are like a second skin - comfortable, don't move about or rub. The problem is they are too thin. I'm not sure I'd dare wear them (running) without shorts over the top - there's just too much on display. I do wonder about the "thermal" claim - material this thin can't have much of a warming effect. Finally, my intended use for these leggings was for winter cycling; I can't see these lasting long before the backside wears through, but I look forward to being pleasantly surprised. I did consider returning them because they aren't what I expected but I am keeping them because they fit so well and I will use them, but I'm back on Amazon looking for a slightly thicker, less revealing, more thermal pair of leggings to wear over my cycling shorts.

Im 6ft1" and got the medium as im a slim build (75kg). The tights are well fitted, nice compression feel, but dont restrict movement. Using both in gym and running as an underlayer below a pair of shorts (never wear tights without shorts!) your not too hot indoors or too cold out. They wash very well, any stretching goes back to the original size after every wash (dont tumble dry and try not to use fabric softener). Excellent tights. Only negative from a running point of view is that the ankles are not zipped, but as they are more sheer than some other leggings, a zip would be too bulky on them. Click helpful if this helped.

I bought the Under Armour HG Armour 2.0 Leggings for running, gym sessions, and as a base layer for colder outdoor training, and they’ve fast become a core part of my workout gear. If you're looking for high-performance compression leggings that offer comfort, breathability, and durability, these tick all the boxes. Fit and Comfort The first thing to mention is the fit — these leggings are designed to be skin-tight compression wear, and they do exactly that without feeling restrictive. The 2.0 version improves upon the original with a slightly lighter and more flexible material, which means they hug the legs closely while still allowing for complete freedom of movement. The waistband sits securely and comfortably around the waist — no slipping, rolling down, or digging in during workouts. The seams are flat-stitched, so there’s no irritation or chafing even during long-distance runs or high-rep gym sessions. There’s also a slight mesh panel behind the knees, which helps with ventilation — a very welcome touch during high-intensity work. Fabric and Breathability These leggings use Under Armour’s HeatGear® fabric, which is engineered for keeping you cool, dry, and light during tough workouts. And it works — they wick sweat away brilliantly and dry incredibly fast. I’ve worn them for heavy cardio sessions and circuit training, and they’ve kept me comfortable throughout. The fabric is also anti-odour treated, which makes a big difference for gym wear. After a few sessions and washes, there’s no lingering smell — a big plus for anyone who trains frequently. Despite the light feel, the fabric is still durable and strong. I’ve worn these under shorts for hill sprints, in the gym, and even as standalone leggings under a windbreaker for a cold morning run — they’ve held up without thinning, pilling, or sagging. Performance in Training The compression element offers light muscle support and makes a noticeable difference in recovery time — especially after leg days. You feel supported without being squeezed, and there’s a definite sense of better circulation and reduced fatigue during longer sessions. They also work great as a base layer under shorts or joggers, which is how I typically wear them in cooler weather. They don’t bunch up or interfere with movement, and they add a great extra layer of warmth without overheating. Practical Details There’s a small pocket in the waistband, just large enough for a key or gym card — a small but appreciated feature. They also wash very well — no shrinking, fading, or change in elasticity after several washes. If I had to pick one small downside, it’s that they’re not designed for outdoor wear on their own unless you're confident — they are tight and revealing by nature, so many people will prefer to pair them with shorts. Conclusion The Under Armour HG Armour 2.0 Leggings are a fantastic addition to any training wardrobe. They’re lightweight, breathable, supportive, and extremely comfortable — ideal for serious athletes and everyday gym-goers alike. Pros: Excellent fit and comfort Quick-drying and breathable Light muscle support with compression Durable and well-constructed Versatile for indoor and outdoor training Cons: Slightly revealing if worn solo — better paired with shorts for most Overall, these leggings offer outstanding performance and value. Whether you’re running, lifting, or layering up for a winter workout, they’ll keep you supported and focused from warm-up to cooldown. Highly recommended.

I read a lot of reviews about the fit coming up too small, but I had a chance to try on a pair of shorts similar to these leggings and they were true to size, so I went ahead and ordered my usual size of XL. The leggings are very comfortable and very well made. I've used them and washed (30 degrees Centigrade ) and dried them twice now and they look brand new. Time will tell if they are hard-wearing but fingers crossed. I wear them for Yoga with simple cotton briefs (they are opaque enough) and the special material wicks away the sweat easily keeping you dry, even during Bikram Yoga in a 40 degree Centigrade room. For those a little more self-conscious, they can easily be worn under a pair of shorts or track pants (as I did on one occasion). Very nice product and wouldn't hesitate buying another pair (I bought two) and I would highly recommend to anyone.

Just got back from a 4000 mile tour around Europe, on a motorbike. The temps in Italy were 30C+ on a couple of days, and I was on the bike between 8-12 hours each day. Usually I'd have to peel my leathers off my legs, but even on the hottest days, at the end of the ride it was zero hassle taking the armour off, and I wasn't the sweaty mess I felt I should have been. Exactly what I had hoped this base layer would do for me. They also made getting into the leathers as easy as it could be, and unlike like some of the cheaper base layers I've tried previously, didn't get uncomfortable around the waist after a few hours of riding. Barely even noticed I had them on once I was going, no restriction of movement at all, even on the twistiest mountain hairpin sections. Perfect for my needs. The cold gear leggings however, were a bust. Just couldn't cut it during the colder days up in the mountains, and were retired early in favour of decent merino layers.

Bought medium size. I am 6ft 1' and a 30 inch waist, was worried about length, but they fit perfectly, right down to the ankle. Very comfortable to wear and I enjoy running in them. Great value