2XU Compression MCS Tight

Your run apparel is as important as your running shoes. With an 8cm Mid-rise waistband for comfort, the 2XU MCS Run Compression Tight has been developed with a detailed understanding of the impact running has on the leg. Providing anatomical mapping for targeted support to muscles to reduce soreness and improve recovery.


Features:

Compression Benefits:

- Reduced muscle fatigue and soreness
- Reduced muscle damage and risk of overuse injuries
- Improved performance
- Improved muscle alignment
- Increased agility
- Faster recovery

Fabric Benefits:

- Lightweight yet powerful PWX fabrics
- Durable yarns that outlasts the competition
- Multi-directional stretch
- Flexible & breathable
- Moisture wicking yarns to help keep you dry
- UPF50+ sun protection
- Antibacterial

- MCS mapping targeted to quad and calf to help reduce strain and soreness to muscles
- Thigh/Quadricep mapping - reduce impact and dissipate the load transfer on the knee joint
- Calf/Gastrocnemius mapping - reduces muscle strain, especially during the toe phase of running and helps reduce ground reaction forces on the calf by reducing muscle oscillation
- Reflective logos for greater visibility
- Graduated compression for faster recovery
- Compression support to entire leg with PWX Flex 70D to front panels and PWX Weight 105D to back panels
- Rear zip pocket to keep essentials secure
- Flatlock seams to reduce chafing


Specifications:

- Rise: Mid
- Waistband: 8cm comfort band with powermesh
- Fit (mmHg): FIRM 23-26* Fabric (Front): PWX 70D. 72% Nylon / 28% Elastane (Invista LYCRA®)
- Fabric (Back): PWX 105D. 65% Nylon / 35% Elastane (Invista LYCRA®)

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