Difference between fitted and compression?
1038420
Under Armour for men carries several cuttings, compression being the tightest, fitted is more comfortable fitted, and loose fit something.
1038421
Fitted is slightly loose-shaped whereas compression is second-skin fit. Both are comfortable; depends on what you want
1835818
Hello. No, you have to wear it fitted, it is a compression gear and it is very stretchy and comfortable. Take your actual size.
826422
I like my gloves to be a more snug for the compression. The easiest way to tell you is if you have slim hands you would want a small if you are slightly thicker then a med if you have real think hands then you would want a large. But remember you want a slightly tighter fit for the compression. Hope this helps.
1353128
i think for both it depends on ur size, its a good product i've been using mine for a year no runs so far and the compression seems still good on my calf.
647598
I am not exactly sure how you define compression but I wear them all the time to crossfit and they they stay in place (a couple of inches higher than mid-shin) during the entire hour of a strenuous crossfit workout. I also never feel that they are so tight that they cut off circulation. So I think they are perfect. I hope this answers your question
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Well, my wife is a 7 1/2 and found my medium fits snug but not compressing. I am 10 1/2 and I found the medium nice and compress. I would recommend the medium for 9 1/2. This will avoid excessive compression from the small and allows flexibility . But you may want to contact Zensah for further advice.
204239
I believe one is fuller and firmer then the other...but the one we got is fantastic. Ecspecially if you have a bad back or hips...good buy...
449399
I might go with the XXL. It should still have the compression feel and will be easier to get out of after a work out.
729079
I ordered a pair using the online sizing guide. They fit like a normal glove, but did not provide the compression I wanted. They were not snug enough to provide any therapeutic comfort, but I gave them to my father (who previously liked them in a size larger) and he raved about how much more the smaller pair helped him. So if in doubt, I'd recommend ordering a size smaller than you normally take.
639966
I got 2 XL legs and they are rather large. I have used them, but I don't feel that I get much compression. I have been meaning to contact the company to see if I can purchase a smaller size leg.
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I'm not in bed with the metric system every night. But this items is thicker than any clothing item that I have purchased. You have to order a size smaller than you would think you need. It's suppose to fit really tight; like a compression suit, that make you sweat. Unfortunately I wasn't able to experience that luxury, due to some Einstein sending me the wrong size twice, I finally said forget about it.
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I didn't see any difference between the two. Same amount of power, just fits better for me. My knee was hitting the cover on my big sucker, now it doesn't. This also performs well in the rain without the sock installed. Got stuck in heavy rain, thought it would start sucking water. But didn't skip a beat.
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Hello, I think it depends on how much pressure you want. Obviously the small is going to fit tighter and if you are looking for stronger compression that might serve you better. I personally would choose the small, because the whole point is compression and they do stretch out after awhile so tighter in the beginning isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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The socks I purchased are not Zip Socks; however compression level is the amount of tension in the sock in various areas to give your feet and legs support keeping them from swelling. The standardized level of compression used as follows: 15-20, 20-30 , 30-40 and 40-50 mmHg.
68424
This item is a fitted fit, so it is designed to be a next to skin fit. It should not be as tight as a compression fit.
440663
I have them both, and like them both. The ultra is a bit thicker, and (thus) gives you negligibly more compression: good. But I find the regular to be more comfortable. The top band of the ultra binds a bit. I'm more of a walker than a runner, and I find that wearing EITHER the regular or the ultra makes a difference: my legs and feet just don't get tired and achy. Someone who runs and has trouble with shin splints, etc, may prefer the ultra.
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Compression, which works remarkably well. It compresses to the size of a football. Fantastic for backpacking.