What is the compression level of 2XU?

The maximum amount of compression exerted while wearing our MCS garments is 23-26*mmHg, which is the highest in our compression range.

Are 2XU worth it?

If done correctly, it can markedly improve your body’s own processes without taking any energy from you in order to do so. For their innovative and attentive designs, my experience of 2XU makes me believe it is worth the mid-high price.

Is 2XU expensive?

With that said, these are reasonably stylish compression tights when compared to others on the market. However, even when accounting for the higher price point, 2XU’s compression tights are pretty expensive.

Are compression tights worth it?

UPMC Health Beat says that wearing compression shorts helps reduce muscle soreness and fatigue during and after workouts, resulting in better, faster and longer runs without feeling quite as tired when you wear compression garments. This is an excellent reason to try a pair!

Do you wear undies under compression shorts?

In general, compression wear is intended to serve as a base layer, meaning worn right against the skin. So, if we’re just considering the intended design of compression shorts then, no, you’re not supposed to wear underwear under compression shorts.

What’s the name of the 2XU Compression tights?

2XU’s flagship running compression tights are called ‘Light Speed’ (renamed in 2021 from ‘MCS Run’), which are featured in this 2XU compression tights review. Both Alastair and I are wearing them in the photos and video review here – he is obviously wearing the men’s version, and I have the women’s-specific version.

What kind of compression tights do you wear?

Read on for my 2XU compression tights review, which focuses on their running-specific Light Speed compression running tights – available in men’s and women’s specific designs (formerly known and still sold in some place as ‘Elite MCS Run’ compression running tights).

What does the company 2XU stand for?

2XU is a technical sports apparel company which started out in 2005 as a specialist running and triathlon brand, focused on developing the most technically advanced compression gear on the market, with the goal of helping athletes multiply their performance (‘2XU’ stands for ‘two times you’).