Would you say this is made of a tough durable material and not too thin like the lightweight compression sleeves?
1962771
I found it to be durable, although I only use it when I'm doing squats and lunges. I haven't used it under very harsh conditions.
1962772
i love its very strong I used my everyday, and a wash it, i have another brands but this is the best one,my its two year old and i used almost everyday, it the best for me
1962773
I would say it's just about right. I've had mine for a while, and it's held up well. I've used others that were too thick and restricted movement
1647579
Can use as a sleeve, VERY light compression on this. I would say if you Medium to Heavy compression this is not what you are looking for. More as a sleeve for skin protection and light... Very light compression. Use to cover wounds or scars that cannot get sun or skin conditions. thank you
1774990
It seems to be made from a material that would be water resistant, but I have never tested it. It is not particularly heavy duty though.
682257
The short answer would be no, being how lightweight the shirt is. The brand name is under armour and is not actually armour in the protective sense
1212345
Yes. It is holding up quite well. I haul my small laptop to and from work every day and have been very pleased with this backpack. It is strong for being so light. The padding is just right for me. It is comfortable but not overpadded.
1713934
The sleeves are surprisingly durable. I've been using them for over a year and haven't had to replace any of them. There are no tears or worn spots and I use credit cards frequently, removing the sleeved card from my wallet and removing the card from the sleeve, returning the card to the sleeve, and replacing it in my wallet repeatedly. I recommend the sleeves for their security and durability. I bought extra ones as back-ups but have not had to use them. I will say that with the card in a sleeve it fits rather snugly in my wallet. It took awhile before they would slide in and out of my wallet easily. Admittedly, it takes more time to use a credit card with having to remove it from the sleeve. The sleeves are surprisingly durable. I've been using them for over a year and haven't had to replace any of them. There are no tears or worn spots and I use credit cards frequently, removing the sleeved card from my wallet and removing the card from the sleeve, returning the card to the sleeve, and replacing it in my wallet repeatedly. I recommend the sleeves for their security and durability. I bought extra ones as back-ups but have not had to use them. I will say that with the card in a sleeve it fits rather snugly in my wallet. It took awhile before they would slide in and out of my... » Read More The sleeves are surprisingly durable. I've been using them for over a year and haven't had to replace any of them. There are no tears or worn spots and I use credit cards frequently, removing the sleeved card from my wallet and removing the card from the sleeve, returning the card to the sleeve, and replacing it in my wallet repeatedly. I recommend the sleeves for their security and durability. I bought extra ones as back-ups but have not had to use them. I will say that with the card in a sleeve it fits rather snugly in my wallet. It took awhile before they would slide in and out of my wallet easily. Admittedly, it takes more time to use a credit card with having to remove it from the sleeve. « Show Less
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The inner, tight-fighting sleeve is a hard rubber. There is a hard detachable shell made out of some type of polycarbonate plastic substance. The shell acts as a stand or a cover for extra protection during transportation.
1304270
Never thought much about the padding until this question. I'm saying that it feels fine. It is a heavy cloth with a little padding, but feels fine. If it were softer or "fuller" I could see it compressing over time. That might not be a good thing.
1384770
It is a thin opaque lining, some sort of plastic? Seems quite durable. Used daily for three weeks solid last summer. Only issue is that the burlap type fabric is rough, so if you hold it on bare skin, i.e. shoulder, it doesn't feel that good. Spacious and Eco friendly!
837759
It is durable. It is made of thick flexible rubber and plastic that flexs a little, so I think the case would do well to protect the device. It would spread or absorb the shock from a fall pretty well
285044
It's not rigid so it's flexible but you can wrap it as tight as you can stand it. I would say moderate to light compression depending upon how tight you set it.
2053656
Hi From Iris: These sleeves are not flimsy, there just right. They don't rip or puncture. I highly recommend.
1289159
I don't know, as that isn't an issue here, but it is a very nice, flexible, strong fabric,and should hold up against critters pretty well.
1395358
I've carried this for about 6 months and have been very happy with it. It's been great even in bad weather. Nice lining to protect your gearand it didn't smell other than being new. Notsure about the leather, but it feels legit. It's a good durable sleeve that does the job and looks great. I would purchase it again.
194923
CP Series Compression Sleeves Are Made of High Quality Premium Breathable Compression Fabric. Made of 87% Nylon and 13% SpandexI use them playing basketball to protect from calf pulls- so far so good! Used to use the neoprene style which were comfortable and effective however don't breathe and are hotter! These provide more support, breathe, cooler and work great.
982441
It's more of a rubberized material like a river-raft or a fisherman's rainsuit and not like a plastic bag. It's a tough material and very waterproof.
606586
it seems like lightweight canvas lined with vinyl. i jog every night with a .38 in it, and no wear yet. and the zippers are still working perfectly.