COTD - All Reebok Compression Gear $19.95 + ($6.95 Shipping)

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  POWERevolution on 26/06/2010 - 16:16

  +1

  Anyone here using Reebok Compression Gear before? How good is their quality?

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    swimmingtoad on 26/06/2010 - 17:11

    Great price, but i would never use Reebok's compression range.. 2Xu or skins for me, there is no comparison

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      Trance N Dance on 26/06/2010 - 20:47

      Haven't used 2Xu (are they new or something cause I haven't heard of them until Biggest Loser used em), but for me Skins or BSc.

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        swimmingtoad on 27/06/2010 - 09:12

        2xu aren't new, but are used more in the triathalon scene

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          Timski on 27/06/2010 - 10:58

          @swimmingtoad: Meh, I've got Linebreak, Adidas techfit and 2xu… Never noticed any difference in any of them to be honest. I can't imagine the Reebok ones being any different.

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            swimmingtoad on 27/06/2010 - 17:48

            @Timski: I guess it depends on the extent you use them, i notice huge differences between brands, but running longer distances, 15-20km

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  POWERevolution on 26/06/2010 - 16:19

  RRP$69.99 Men’s Reebok PlayDry Long Sleeve

  Sold out my size :(

  RRP$89.95 Men’s Reebok PlayDry Pro Power Compression Tights

  No size M :(

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    pootyboy on 26/06/2010 - 16:38

    its probably sold out because it was available since yesterday, saw it and there were sizes.

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    m007 on 26/06/2010 - 16:39

    Try this one- still has M:
    RRP$69.99 Men's Reebok PlayDry Black Long Sleeve
    http://www.catchoftheday.com.au/smallfish_info.php?products_…

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  JPOWER on 26/06/2010 - 16:22

  How do you work out size, would it be a size under your normal clothing or the same?

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    POWERevolution on 26/06/2010 - 16:23

    +1

    wondering the same

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      m007 on 26/06/2010 - 16:37

      I just picked up a medium tank and long sleeve tops, when i usually wear M size T-shirts to go out they are almost tight (form fitting). The size doesn't have to be quite exact as they do stretch a lot… The M size for me, will provide decent compression (tried in shops before)

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        JPOWER on 26/06/2010 - 16:46

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      iSamurai on 27/06/2010 - 03:36

      The usual size gives a snug fit, while a size larger is more comfortable. Wouldn't recommend a size under or 2 sizes over.

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  zhenjie on 26/06/2010 - 17:47

  +1

  One of the crappest Compression gear out there. Running mags did a test and you're better off wearing nothing then with Reebox. Stick with a good brand like 2XU, Skins or Linebreaker. The ones from big brands (nike, adidas) are generally ranked very low.

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    mick123 on 26/06/2010 - 17:59

    +4

    was just about to buy from COTD as I am looking for compression gear, until i saw this comment… lol

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      pootyboy on 26/06/2010 - 18:14

      well, i guess what you pay for is what you get.

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    Trance N Dance on 26/06/2010 - 20:48

    +1

    I think Nike and Adidas are just tagging along and using their name to make some dough out of the compression gear market.
    But for me I use Skins and BSc, haven't heard of 2XU or Linebreaker.

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  atlas on 26/06/2010 - 20:49

  Even a ldi sells compression gear as part of their snow stock!

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  iSamurai on 27/06/2010 - 03:30

  I've never tried Reebok compression gear, so I'll give it a shot this time :) I got a couple of adidas techfits and canterbury and they're awesome :D feels good and comfortable. The adidas ones I got are normal compression, I'm sure the powerweb ones are better too. Canterbury's fabric feels solid and good quality. Just make sure the seams are sewn flat so that they don't chafe.

  Oh… side note: if you usually pick a size M for t-shirts and so, you could pick M for compression gears or L (one size up) for a more comfortable fit — it won't be loose like a singlet nevertheless.