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  1. #1
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    Compression Shorts

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    When I walk/jog I like to wear something like a compression liner under my shorts. All the compression shorts I find are for men. Does anyone make a compression short for women? Thank you
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    UnderArmor makes them, I believe. You might have to order them, though, since I don't recall ever seeing them in stores.
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    Skins also does womens compression shorts in three different styles/lengths.
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    I have women's compression shorts from UnderArmour, Danskin, Jockey, New Balance, and Saucony.

    My favorites are the UnderArmour, which come in 3 or 4 different lengths and cost $25-$30. Very silky, don't ride up, don't make your legs look like sausages.

    Try Meijer for the UnderArmour.

    Looks like TE has about 7 or 8 different brands of women's compression/running shorts, too. They are sprinkled through-out these pages of running shorts: http://www.teamestrogen.com/search.e...ance-desc&pn=1

    Thanks, SusanO!
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post

    Try Meijer for the UnderArmour.
    Seriously?! (Of course, Meijers here tend to be crap, so...)
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    I bought my UA compression shorts at D i c k's sporting goods so I would guess that most big box athletic stores would carry them.
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    snork so you go to D I C K ' s?????

    sorry that still cracks me up.
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    I suppose I could have typed it D1ck's or Dlck's....stupid filter.
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    Under Armour

    UA Active. I like the longer 7-9 in ones. They don't ride up.

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    For real compression there's CW-X. They're longer, pretty much knee length on my short legs, and priced like technical gear.

    My favorite compression-style shorts are adidas, but both styles I really like are discontinued. Figures.
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    I have purchased UA women's compression shorts from my local Sports Authority. I too, prefer the longer 7-inch version. I wear a pair underneath my capri workout pants at the gym...I like the extra thigh support they offer, as it cuts down somewhat on the dreaded "thigh jiggle".
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    Quote Originally Posted by OakLeaf View Post
    For real compression there's CW-X. They're longer, pretty much knee length on my short legs, and priced like technical gear.
    http://www.teamestrogen.com/prodCW_120805.html These are excellent. I run in them regularly.

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    The ones I run in are the Ventilators. (Why are they so much higher?!) If I'm wearing knee-length shorts on a 20-miler (which it's mostly the longer runs I wear those for) on a 90° day, I want as much ventilation as possible! But I love my CW-X. The Ventilator tights are what I ran in on Sunday.
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    +2 on the CWX.

    I have SKINS, 2XU. CW-X is by far the most compressive fit. Ran in them on Sunday. Love them and I will get more.


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