Under Armour Men's HeatGear Compression Long-Sleeve T-Shirt

In general, I'm not a big UA fan. But, I DO love their base layers. I've worn their compression leggings forever for both running and yoga (under a pair of shorts). So, I figured I'd finally try their compression tops.It fit great and was very comfortable. Just the right amount of compression to feel like "a second skin" but not to the extent that I felt like an overstuff sausage. I just came back from wearing one of these to hot yoga (100+ degrees F)... and I *really* enjoyed doing my practice wearing it.I particularly like the long sleeve version, because I can fold-up the sleeves to whatever length I want, they stay there, and do not feel too tight.If these follow the pattern of my leggings they'll wash easily, keep their shape, and wear like iron. Once again, UA nails it when it comes to base layers. I just ordered 4 more. So, yeah... highly recommended.

I use this heat gear as a rash guard to train Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Tight compressing fit to show off your muscles, if you have them, definetly makes you look good. The sleeves stay down and dont roll up. I sweat a lot and helps decipate the moisture and keep me cool and comfortable. Machine washable and dryer safe. I use this at least once a week and it has held up. Under Aurmor can be expensive but I think it's worth the money.

as always, wonderful quality and great for wicking moisture when layered during the fall / winter months for out of doors activities. Large runs snug so if something you are looking for is a looser fit, order 1-size up. For my needs, I like the tight fit for underlaying

I have several of these that I use as a base layer in the Winter in the Green Mountains of VT, They work well as a starter around the house, and with appropriate additional layers outdoors. They are warm, rugged, and do not shrink or fade.

Wearing this under my motorcycle jacket and it makes a huge difference in hot weather. I was worried it might feel too warm, but it’s actually perfect. I’ve been using it on every ride since I bought it. Very happy with it. Good quality lightweight and very breathable.

Can wear with other clothes. Light weight and stay warm. Hang dry or low heat dry

I got this men’s compression shirt as a gift for my boyfriend, and he absolutely loves it! The material is comfortable, stretchy, and breathable, providing support without feeling restrictive. It fits him perfectly, and he says it feels great for both workouts and casual wear. The compression is just right, helping with posture and muscle support. This shirt has become a staple in his wardrobe. Highly recommend as a thoughtful and practical gift!

Works great

Parfait!!!

Fits good an good quality.

It was nice

I bought this as a base-layer to use under motorbike gear and with a strong tilt towards hot-weather use. The material is very stretchy and has a highly effective wicking capability. It provides a little warmth in colder days, but really comes into its own in the heat (hence the Heat Gear moniker). In moderate (typical UK) heat, you rarely feel wet with sweat because it gets wicked away from your skin, but as soon as there's air movement the evaporation really kicks in and it feel like someone's hit the A/C.And now the sizing... It's a compression base-layer and as such skin-tight; not baggy, not tailored or slim, but vac-packed on. It's got loads of stretch, so no issues with being too tight, but just bear in mind your average punter isn't going to look good walking down the street in this - it's definitely a base-layer for under something else! It comes out of the bag with the torso width looking several sizes too small, but that's the stretch bit - it fits just fine and even with my long arms, I really don't want any more length in the arms or torso.So, overall, very effective, but unless you've spent a lot of time working out, best keep it under something more flattering. I have the bottoms as well and same story.

Works good. My son likes it.