COMPRESSPORTMen's Seamless Black & Grey Boxer
R589
About
COMPRESSPORT was born in Switzerland from the desire to offer a range of high performance compression garments to all sportsmen and women. COMPRESSPORT supports you by providing physiological benefits but also by being at your side at all times. Wherever you run, wherever you train, whether you’re an elite athlete, an age-group athlete or an amateur just starting out, COMPRESSPORT supports your muscles, providing protection, thermoregulation and cutting-edge technology.
Product Features
- Our athletes have been hassling us to design these for years, so they can feel as good in their undies as they do in their calf sleeves.
- Warning, these aren't standard cotton jocks: this is underwear designed for sport, which we guarantee you will barely feel during your training session.
- The ultra-soft microfibre material is developed for superior comfort and breathability, quickly wicking away sweat and moisture.
- A lighter knit on the side panels provides extra coolness and ventilation.
- Our trademark seamless design is cut for optimal freedom of movement when exercising... or simply recovering with your legs up on the couch.
- The ergonomic fit hugs your hips like a second skin, while the adjusted pouch prevents the boys from rockin' and rollin' during sports activities.
- The specially-bonded seams sit flat against your skin to ensure you suffer from zero irritation or chafing.
- The wide elastic waistband sits super snug and doesn't fold or pinch, even when you're moving fast.
- A trendy striped design and full-height knit on the waistband add an understated, classy touch. Last but certainly not least, these boxers do not bunch up under trousers and are proven wedgie-free.
- Wear them confidently under loose over shorts or pants on your next outdoor adventure.
Product Specifications
- Activity: Triathlon, Running, Other Sports
- Use: Race, Training, Recovery
- Compression: Light
- Fit: Ergo
- Material: 71% Polyester, 20% Polyamide, 8% Elasthanne, 1% Polypropylène
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