Looking for comfortable and versatile cold weather golf gear?
We’ve put under Armour’s HeatGear Leggings to the test, and they might be just what you need for your next cold weather golf session.
These leggings are made with UA’s signature HeatGear fabric, which feels light and airy against the skin.
We found that they wick away sweat quickly, keeping us dry and cool even during intense workouts.
The mesh panels add extra breathability in key areas, which we really liked.
The fit is snug but not too tight, with a wide elastic waistband that stays in place without digging in.
We liked the ergonomic design that keeps seams away from high-friction areas, which should help these leggings last longer.
There’s also a handy side pocket for storing small items.
While these leggings are great for most activities, we found they’re quite thin.
If you’re looking for heavy-duty compression, you might want something a bit more substantial.
Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings Overview
We put these leggings through their paces during workouts and runs.
The HeatGear fabric lives up to its name, keeping us cool and dry even when working up a sweat.
We like the mesh panels that add extra breathability in key spots.
<strong>The fit is snug but not restrictive, with a wide elastic waistband that stays put.</strong>
The ergonomic design and gusset provide good range of motion. There’s a handy side pocket for small items.
While light and comfy, we found the fabric quite thin.
This makes them great as a base layer but less suited for wearing alone.
The compression is also fairly mild.
<strong>These leggings wick moisture well and dry fast. </strong>
For light workouts or as a base layer, they’re a solid choice.
But for heavy training or standalone use, a thicker option may be better.
Innovative HeatGear Technology
The HeatGear fabric lives up to its name.
We stayed cool and dry thanks to the sweat-wicking material.
The mesh panels add extra breathability in key spots.
The fabric stretches well, letting us move freely.
We like how the seams are placed to avoid rubbing. The wide waistband is comfy and doesn’t dig in.
There’s even a handy side pocket for small items.
These leggings have a very tight, compressive fit.
This might feel too snug for some people.
The material is thin, which is great for hot weather and warm enough for colder days.
Strategic Ventilation
We found the mesh panels on these leggings to be a game-changer.
They’re placed in key areas where extra airflow is most needed.
This smart design helps keep you cool during intense workouts.
The HeatGear fabric also plays a big role in temperature control.
It wicks sweat away quickly, so you don’t feel soggy or overheated.
We noticed a big difference in comfort compared to regular leggings, especially during long training sessions.
The ventilation system works well without compromising coverage or support.
It’s a thoughtful feature that sets these UA leggings apart from basic options.
Durable and Ergonomic Design
We found these leggings to be built for performance and comfort. The HeatGear fabric feels light on the skin but tough enough to withstand regular use.
We liked how the seams are placed away from high-wear areas, which should help them last longer. The wide elastic waistband sits comfortably and doesn’t dig in during workouts.
We noticed the updated gusset design really does improve support and ease of movement. The mesh panels are well-placed for extra airflow where it’s needed most.
We appreciated the handy side pocket for storing small items while exercising.
These leggings strike a good balance between a snug fit and freedom to move.
HeatGear Fabrication
We put these leggings to the test and were impressed by the HeatGear fabric. It’s super light but still gives great coverage. The material is 84% polyester and 16% elastane, creating a soft, stretchy feel. We noticed it wicks sweat away fast, keeping us dry during workouts.
The fabric also has strategic mesh panels in key spots for extra air flow.
This smart design helps with cooling where it’s needed most. We liked how the material hugs the body without feeling heavy or restrictive. It strikes a good balance between compression and comfort. The fabric seems durable too, with an ergonomic design that keeps seams away from high-wear areas. Overall, the HeatGear material lives up to its name, offering solid performance for various activities.
Pros and Cons
We’ve put these leggings through their paces, and here’s what we found:
Pros
- Light as a feather
- Breathable mesh panels
- Quick-drying fabric
- Durable design
- Comfortable waistband
These HeatGear leggings are super light.
We barely felt them during our workouts.
The mesh panels kept us cool in all the right spots.
Sweat? No problem. The fabric dried fast, keeping us comfy. We liked how the seams stayed out of the way, so no chafing. The wide waistband was a nice touch too.
Cons
- Very thin material
- Limited compression
- May not suit all activities
While the thin fabric is great for keeping cool, it might be too sheer for some. We found the compression to be on the lighter side. If you’re after a snug, supportive feel, these might not cut it. For high-impact sports or colder weather, you might want something more substantial.
Customer Reviews
We’ve noticed that customers have mixed feelings about these UA leggings. Some find them to be a for their workouts. Others feel they’re too thin and lack compression. The leggings seem to work well for running and soccer, but may not meet everyone’s expectations. We think they’re best suited for light activities rather than intense training sessions. While they’re , they might feel more like long underwear than traditional compression gear. It’s worth keeping these points in mind when deciding if they’re right for your needs.
Care and Maintenance
We found these leggings easy to care for. The HeatGear fabric is tough and holds up well to washing. We toss them in the machine on cold and hang them to dry. They dry fast, which is great for quick turnaround between workouts.
The material resists odors and stays fresh even after intense sessions. We avoid using fabric softeners, as they can affect the moisture-wicking ability.
The seams and waistband have stayed put through many washes without fraying or loosening. We’re impressed by how well they keep their shape and compression. A gentle wash now and then helps these UA leggings stay in top form for a long time.
Frequently Asked Questions
We’ve tested these leggings extensively and gathered common questions from users. Here’s what we found out about the Under Armour HeatGear Leggings:
How does the fabric of Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings handle moisture and sweat?
The HeatGear fabric does a great job wicking away sweat. It pulls moisture from the skin and dries quickly. We found our skin stayed dry even during intense workouts. The material feels light and breathable, which helps with cooling.
Are Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings suitable for high-intensity workouts?
Yes, these leggings work well for high-intensity training. The stretchy fabric moves with you and doesn’t restrict motion. We used them for running, weightlifting, and CrossFit with no issues. The mesh panels add extra airflow during tough sessions.
What level of compression do the Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings provide?
These leggings offer a tight, second-skin fit. The compression is noticeable but not overpowering. It supports muscles without feeling too constricting. We’d rate the compression as moderate – enough to feel secure but still comfortable for long wear.
How do the Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings fit compared to other Under Armour products?
The fit is consistent with other Under Armour gear. If you wear a medium in their shirts or shorts, a medium in these leggings should work. The waistband sits comfortably at the hips and doesn’t roll down. The 28-inch inseam hits right at the ankle for most heights.
Can Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings be used for outdoor activities, and do they offer sun protection?
These leggings work great for outdoor workouts. The fabric blocks some sun, but they’re not rated for UV protection. We used them for hiking and they held up well. For long days outside, you might want extra sun protection on top.
Are Under Armour Men’s HeatGear Leggings designed for use in colder climates or during winter sports?
The HeatGear line is made for warm weather. These leggings are too light for cold climates or winter sports on their own. They work well as a under pants for cold weather. For winter activities, look at Under Armour’s ColdGear line instead.
