I live and run in a hot climate (Miami). Are these feasible for use here ?
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It really depends on how you handle the heat. The A200 is not thick at all but working out in anything long can be uncomfortable for different people. I'm from Hawaii and its summer all year round and the A200 seem to be ok with the individual that I purchased for. I don't know how the temperatures compare to Honolulu in Miami, but we also have a warm climate as well.
260761
I think that depends on you. I only wear mine when it is below 40 degrees and after long runs for recovery. Other than that I run in shorts. If you are wearing them for the compression aspects, I would say it would depend on how you feel in a humid and hot climate like Miami.
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I live in California normaly warm but has been 23 and they still work. I am not positive but high heat I would think would be more concern.
756276
The thermal ones would, but I would be too hot. I think a smart wool would work better. Michigan winter. Depends on your intensity of workout
963610
Id have to ask what kind of moisture conditions you are subjecting them to. They are pretty stoudtly built . If you are talking about work out conditions , then yes , they hold up well
121595
Sorry, I like to be hot and I have had to run in frigid temperatures lately. I have not had these long enough to know how they behave in warmer temperatures. Based on my experience with other brands as well, they are no different in terms on how much I sweat. The support is excellent though. Hope this helps
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i don't think they would be too hot. I live in the Pacific Northwest where winter is usually in the 40s - 50s and they are very comfortable both outside as well as in my house which is warmer than 50 degrees.
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These are good in dry locations only. I wouldn't think they would function as well if you're in a wet or changeable climate.
1373870
I walk a lot, and they were still comfortable as far as heat was concerned. But I don't really know if these are considered breathable.
54712
i TRIED THEM UP TO 200 km/h AND THEY ARE FINE .,.... Go ahead and get yourself a set ,.... its a pice of mind .
611351
I believe they will work well in any application. I move automobiles at an auction after dark a couple of nights a week in the bitter cold and I wear them with sneakers. Heat Holders are a great product. I own three pairs!
1200475
I run in the rain with mine and so far no issues, my current pair is over year old. I sweat in them daily.
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I use mine for walking but I think they would be just fine for running. You can get the low padding ones to avoid bulk.
121594
I'm not sure where you live, but I wear these in Phoenix, Arizona (in the winter there) and Idaho in the summer. I've used them in 90 degree heat, and worn them under a Nuu-Muu running dress, and have been perfectly comfortable. I usually get quite a few compliments on the set up! PS...I just purchased my 3rd pair of these compression tights! I love them and simply would not go back to the regular running tights I was wearing before. If you haven't worn these before, remember that they are SUPPOSED to be tight...that is the purpose of the compression! Hope that helps!
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Not sure, im in new orleans and its 100+ outside with lots of humidity and they are fine. Doesn't get very cold here
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They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable. If it rusts everywhere and the rubber pieces fall apart then the design is flawed. They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable.... » Read More They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable. If it rusts everywhere and the rubber pieces fall apart then the design is flawed. « Show Less
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Yes, I installed them outside in Maracaibo, Venezuela (temperature ambient 38º C all year) and they are working excellent.......
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Not sure about the low-end, but I have them installed in Orlando, FL. They've worked fine in temperatures as high as 105-degrees Fahrenheit, direct sunlight.