I need compression shorts for soccer, are these shorts flexible enough ?
23270
I believe these would be. Very comfortable and flexible. I use my pair for martial arts which includes intense sparring.
23271
I've never played soccer. I do a lot of jiu jitsu and they work great. I will recommend not putting them into a dryer, as the heat will break them down. They air dry very quickly.
1692838
I have friends visiting in Bali and I think these shorts would work great there. I wore them in Costa Rica and they were just fine in the humid weather there.
1990615
No, unflexible at the knee. Would get shin guards which are meant for soccer
661615
I think they would work well for you. They are flexible and light. I recommend.
380329
I find them easy for me to take on and off. They just slip on and off effortlessly for me but they are tight fitting but comfortable I think. I have hip problems so that is why I use the compression shorts.
1499920
I believe they would be. They are very flexible, but I haven't tried myself.
58919
They aren't like soccer shin guards. These are compression sleeves which are more like strong socks. They aren't going to offer any sort of protection. You'll need to look for something more specialty for whatever you are doing or possibly a product like shin guards for soccer as an alternative. These are strictly well made compression socks to help with blood flow and not for protection. The assist in blood flow helps with recovery which has helped my calf cramps. Some sleeves are lycra and don't really compress. These are a strong and breathable woven material that gives you graduated compression from the ankle up over the calf.
1951776
yes. I use them in an indoor soccer facility for ages 5- small adults. They're fairly durable and are fitted enough so that they don't slide off the shoulders. Definitely a thumbs up.
1903367
In my opinion, they would work fine in soccer cleats. I wear min with socks and wear athletic shoes.
1157222
I don't play tennis. I assume they would be good for tennis players, knowing that they're helpful for soccer players. They provide good compression of the ankle joint without diminishing flexibility.
738819
You have to bend them a little to make them fit, they are flexible. Hope this help.
2127916
Of course is not as comfortable as not wearing nothing and it takes time to dress those before wearing your shoes however these are not too bulky. I use those in both ankles when I play soccer and can play good enough; I haven't used those with dress shoes but I believe should be used with soft or sports shoes. The only disappointment I had with those is that the adjustable belts where ripped since new so I had to take to the shoemaker to fix both.
2051558
Absolutely! I hurt my knee last year playing soccer and now wear it everyday for added support. The compression isolates the joint for more stability. I even used this winter and was able to go skiing!
1359078
I would say they run a bit small so they can compress properly. If you feel like you're between sizes, I would advise you to choose the larger size.
1082528
No they're not designed specifically for knee support and they're a mild compression overall. If you're serious about knee support in compression how about trying Jobst Men's Compression socks, thigh highs, or T.E.D. stockings.
77917
My son and several teammates and opposing players use them for basketball and like them. As for older players I can only surmise the compression helps stabilize the knee. I wear compression sleeves myself on my knees every night and these seem of similar quality. Hope that helps
1990616
Yes, but they would look funky, bulky, and, frankly, unprofessional. I would try soccer shin guards. Nobody would even notice you have them on with good protection. I took at line drive to the shin during an open class softball game last season so I get the want for them. I still have a lump from it. I wore soccer shin guards the rest of the year, both plate and bases, for slow pitch.