Under Armour Mens CG Comp Mock Top

I got my first pair of ColdGear UA leggings to wear under my jeans this winter. With my jeans, it did well to keep my legs comfortable in temperatures around 5 degrees celcius, UK winter. Occasionally my legs feel slightly chilly when its colder, say 0 degrees with wind. Hoping to wear it with shorts for a cold morning run; having had it for a week it seems very suitable for that task.I measured myself as an M, but my friend who's around my size but with slightly skinner legs had a UA legging and said that M was quite tight for him. I thought this might just be because it's "compression", but I wanted to be sure so I bought both M and L. Turns out M was definitely uncomfortable.The legging is sleek and fits like a second skin, I can easily put on skinny jeans over it. With size L, I can feel the compression. It makes me feel kind of bouncy. Wearing it for several hours it left a faint line where the seams pressed against my skin, demonstrating the compression. There was extra room in the crotch so it was very comfortable in that regard too.I also bought the HeatGear Compression Legging as some reviews mentioned that it could be used as a thermal layer and that it could be used for running in the cold. I wasn't sure if I was going to overheat in the ColdGear, but having tried the HeatGear legging (I felt to cold to leave the house), I definitely need the ColdGear to get me out in the winter morning. I definitely would not wear it for indoors training or during the summer though.Overall I'd say it's a brilliant product. It looks good, it's comfortable, warm, sleek; does its job. I bought it on Cyber Monday for around 15 pounds, I'm not sure I'd be willing to pay more than that to be honest. I don't spend much on clothes, but I'm glad I made this purchase. Definitely have at least one sporty thermal legging.

Being a quite skinny 5 foot 5 guy I'll follow the size chart only for a baselayer to be loose fitting and baggy. But I'm so glad I went with a more well known, premium brand. This one actually fits tightly to your body and therefore offers great warmth. It is especially noticeable if you're out there on a windy day. The material is nice and feels good on the skin. Even though I have very skinny wrists too it fits nicely even around that area. I could see that if you got quite sweaty wearing this it might be quite hard to take off. I certainly wouldn't pay £50 for it, but managed to pick it up on offer for about £20 which is certainly worth it. I will definitely look to buy more when the colder months start kicking in and the price drops to a good value once again.

I bought 4 of these Cold Gear Under Armour Compression tops solely for work in the winter months. I have been wearing them since just before Christmas and they are amazing; light weight, comfy, very warm and great quality!The type of top is in the description so if you don't like things hugging you like a sausage skin then these may not be the best thing for you...I am a 44" inch chest and a 17" neck and so went for an XL. The top fits perfectly and even flatters the stomach region as it 'compresses' everything :p yes a bit of a belly, but this does not effect the fit as it stretches lovely without compromising the compression fit!What I really liked about the top compared to previous UA compression tops is the neck like. It is not too tight (which with previous tops was irritating) and has a very smooth feel to it. comfort personified :)If I had to pick a fault, and it would be picky, the stitching running from the pit to the cuff has started to slightly fluff. hopefully this does not lead to fraying or undoing of stitching.I would highly recommend this top for anyone working outdoors, or as intended for sports enthusiasts.

I ordered a M size for my waist 32" and not-so-muscular running legs, it came a bit tight on the trunk, the dimension for the waist and hip is fine though. Used once in the running at 5C, pretty warm and solid, I felt comfortable and recommend the product for winter outdoor activities.

UA ColdGear, one of the best base layers for winter on the market. And if you buy them whilst on sale on amazon you're getting great value for your money. Anything under £20 is a good deal!I find the sizing pretty good, I'm 5'11 and 79kg, fairly slim and the large is snug but not too tight.I like to layer it under a t shirt for the gym, keeps you warm for the start and lets you breath while you get warmer as your session progresses without becoming too sweaty.The quality feels good, I've used UA HeatGear base layers and they've held up well for the past couple years so I'm expecting similar experiences with the ColdGear. Hopefully more as the material is thicker.It washes well, and dries easily without using a tumble dryer.I sometimes use them to just wear around the house when it's cold, cheaper than putting the thermostat above 18!

The cold gear mock top has a thermal texture on the inside, which traps warm air and feels soft on the skin. The turtle neck keeps the neck warm too.

Very breathable, easy to wash just follow the instructions from the label, comfortable, it fits well, and is functional and definitely value the money!

Fantastic base layer, warm and breathable.

Le tissu technique est un peu fin (gaffe aux ongles et aux accrocs) et le vêtement taille très ajusté (lavage à la main recommandé pour ne rien rétrécir).

Vêtement chaud, confortable, compression et élastique. Je recommande.

I ordered two medium shirts that would not fit on a five-year-old child. I would like to send them back, but I’ll probably give them away. I think if you order this stuff you’re better off to order straight from under Armour. This merchant obviously is not paying attention.

Veramente un ottimo prodotto. Utilizzata in condizione estreme come liner termico in MTB risulta comodissima grazie al tessuto di primissima qualità . Si adatta perfettamente alle linee del corpo ed è molto elastica, così da non impedire i movimenti sportivi. Ottimo acquisto.

Good fit