DRSKIN 1~3 Pack Men’s 3/4 Compression Tight Pants Base Under Layer Running Shorts Cool Dry (Packs of 1, 2, or 3 Deals)

Alright y'all. I have a good feeling you don't want to hear from a big guy like me, but guess what, here it is. I literally just got done with my workout in these after unboxing them and I habe to say they are awesome! They fit well, and hold all my... bits, in place. Not only that, but they provide a friction barrier (which is quite nice when trying to avoid chafing, or starting fires).I will be buying more of these as soon as I can, and if you're big like me (close to 400 lbs) these will help you on your journey to a lower number! FAT-MAN APPROVED!! Full stars!

I am on my feet 6+ hours when I am working at a big box store, standing on concrete floors. I pulled a muscle in my thigh one day and needed to give it support while working. I purchased this compression capri to give that support and it does not let me down! It is thin enough that I can wear it under my jeans while working and it helps support and get me through my shift. I would not wear it out in public by itself, you can definitely see through it, but then again, I am not the type of person to wear leggings or yoga pants away from the house. I love these capri pants and would highly recommend them to anyone who needs a little extra support because of an injury. They fit very well and are true to size. But they are compression pants so they are very tight fitting and you have to get into them just like you would with any compression clothing.

I bought the DRSKIN Men’s ¾ Compression Tight Pants Base Under Layer Running Shorts Warm Cool Dry for my boyfriend’s birthday. Most reviews suggest about the DRSKIN and at first, I thought it wouldn’t be good as Nike’s or other good company. However, there is some surprise that made me think differently which I actually think it is worth.The price was reasonable compares to Nike’s Men ¾ compression tight pants. The quality was 92% Polyester, 8% Spandex - Smooth and Ultra-Soft Fabric that provides extreme comfort with very little weight without restriction which I noticed that he is very comfortable to wear it and he could play basketball for hours and hours without complaining about having the pants getting wet. The fact says that the pants have Moisture Sensing/Quick time Dry/TWO-WAY Air Circulation, Cool in Summer and heat retention in winter also a quick and Dry Transport System that Wicks Sweat away from the body, keeping you cooler and drierThe DRSKIN pants are well designed for all sports. You can squat with it without getting worried about the rip. My boyfriend wears it every time he plays basketball, he fell many times and yet there are no holes. He told me many times that it is very comfortable to run around in.My male roommate has Nike Men’s ¾ compression tight pants which are almost like DRSKIN that I got for my boyfriend. The quality that Nike provided like the size, prevent sweating, and UV blocking was good as DRSKIN but Nike’s material quality isn’t that strong as DRKSIN because my roommate tripped once and already got two holes on the knee. Compare to my boyfriend, he falls a lot when he plays and he doesn’t have a hole yet. He wore it every weekend. The price was ridiculous for Nike’s ¾ compression pants and DRSKIN has a reasonable price that benefits a lot when you play and it saves your money while the pants last.The overall, this is probably one of the best gifts for him from me. He loves it that he would wear it every game. He has red, gray and black tight pants so far and I am definitely going to get him more colors. I asked him what he thinks of this quality and he loves it. His opinion is that DRSKIN worth your money more than Nike’s, Underarmour and other well-known companies.

Just FYI. I bought both the white and the grey in SMALL. Oddly, the grey was a bit shorter/smaller in both length and waist size than the exact same size for the white (about an inch for both). I actually thought it was maybe a defect and sent it and repurchased (Amazon was AMAZING enough to give me next day shipping for free). Same thing. I'm not sure why the grey is smaller (or perhaps the white is a little bigger). It's really weird.The white fits PERFECTLY, as I have 2 other S compressions (another brand) that also fits me, so I know i'm a small. I'm about 5'8 and 155. Not a short or tall guy, just avg. Hope this helps you. If you don't mind the grey riding a little higher on the cavs..then you'd be ok. I just prefer them to be mid-way, like the white.

Nothing much to say, really: the product is great quality and exactly as advertised, I bought 3/4 leg, full leg and short versions, and after reading comments from customers, I decided to go with the manufacturer's sizing chart....It went really well for the 3/4 and full leg versions, for the shorts not so much, allow me to elaborate: I knew from the get go that I didn't want to go "salame tight" with these, since I really am not much of a fan a the look, and I much rather be comfortable. With that in mind, the chart pointed me to buy L, when I normally would buy S. Fair enough I said, I bought S for all 3 versions.Thankfully, the 3/4 and full leg versions fit exactly as I had hoped, good deal! The shorts.... are a bit large…. not catastrophically large, not to he point of looking silly and/or being uncomfortable, but certainly looser than I had expected. But like I said, these 3/4 leg ones fit perfectly, and I really like the colors (I bought mostly camo ones), with the caveat that the green camo ones are maybe a tad brighter than I would have liked, but they're not bad, either.I use them mostly for riding my bicycle and they're really comfortable, so if you're looking for what I'd call a "slim fit" (tight, but not TOO tight), then I'd suggest going with the size recommended by the chart. If, on the other hand, you're looking for "true compression", then you might want to go one size smaller than the chart, but I honestly wouldn't.Oh, and with regards to the thinness of the fabric mentioned by various reviewers: yes, it is thin for sure, but as far as I've been able to see, it's not thin to the point of being translucid/transparent, at least not under regular outdoor lighting conditions, but I can't really vouch for those big lights they use in gyms, so you might want to keep that in mind and plan ahead to have a backup, just in case!