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
1647577
This bandaging does lose its tightness after wear for a short period of time. I don't think its adequate for "compression"
1074640
Not compressed at all. a little bigger than pillow. . Packed well these are really nice pillows for the money . I just ordered another two myself .
273520
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.
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...
735552
Yes, there are compression tubes. This is a very, comfortable and functional product!
2277238
Tight squeeze for sure. Maybe if you slept at either end. Might want to explore other options.
128696
Hi RD; it's to be carried in back pack or pannier etc; the straps you see in the picture have been pulled tight to produce the compression. Hope that makes sense :-)
496426
It is a press fit but fits both types. I have used it and it works and much better and faster than any of thesmall hand pumps designed to carry on the bike.
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Yes, compression type. Still a big bag when compressed, but roughly equivalent to 2 sleeping bags.
892075
Basically, it refers to the shape of the fitting. A quick web search will show you the differences. Industrial (aka "M") fittings are more common and are probably your best bet if you're an average user. I've had better success with the Milton brand "M" fittings (less leaks.)
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Fitted. Mine never produced any heat, so i had to get rid of it. Very disappointing.
665851
I have all three and dont feel a difference between them. They have the same compression and are the same material.
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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I suppose by 'wet' you mean that you put some oil in the bore. It is all the same to the compression tester, you just end up running it twice, once with oil and once without.
1074642
No they were not compressed. I bought 2 and they came in a full size square box.
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I would wear this shirt only while working out or performing physical exertion for a sustain period of time. The longest I have worn this style shirt was four hours. The compression pressure is more beneficial with the heart beating faster and/or all muscle groups engaged in activity. It has not not ridden up my waist but I have a flat muscular stomach. The size I wear is a small. My waist is 30 inches and chest 36.5 inches. I hope this helps.