1, 2 or 3 Pack Men's Compression Pants Athletic Base Layer Cycling Tights Leggings for Running Yoga Basketball

I bought the 2-pack of Roadbox Compression Pants for my cycling sessions, and they’ve been fantastic! I’m 5’10” and 180 lbs, and the large fits perfectly—snug but not uncomfortable. The material is soft, breathable, and moisture-wicking, so I stay cool and dry even during long rides or intense workouts. The compression is just right, giving me that extra support during high-impact activities while reducing muscle fatigue. I’ve worn them multiple times for both cycling and weightlifting, and they’ve held up great—no signs of wear or stretching out. The waistband stays in place and doesn’t roll down, which is a huge plus. I also love that they don’t restrict movement at all, so I can perform all my exercises without feeling confined. For the price, this is a solid deal. I’ll definitely be purchasing more. Highly recommend if you're looking for reliable compression pants for cycling, running, or gym workouts!

It was 50 degrees this morning and seemed like a great time to try these out. I’ve never worn base layer pants for running before. I ran 8 miles in just under 90 minutes. I say this because my cadence is about 180 steps per minute which equates to around 16K steps, or, 16K chances for rubbing and chafing. The good news is they felt great on my legs and kept me comfortable (not hot) without restricting my stride. They also did a great job wicking sweat. After about 6 miles, I did start to “feel them” in the perineum area. I was worried it was chafing but turned out everything was okay. No issues there after finishing. I looked and there is a seam in that location with some fabric overhang which may have been the culprit. The fit was also excellent. I’m 170 pounds with a 35” waist and 33” belly. The Large was perfect. They stayed snugly at my waist and didn’t try to ride down. I did wear a pair of lined running shorts on top and everything stayed securely in place, more so than with just the shorts alone. I loved the pants, ordered another pair today and looking forward to the next time. Great stuff!

Since I am wearing leggings every day now, finding a replacement for my favorite (discontinued) leggings had become more of a priority. With an upcoming backcountry hiking trip, that priority got kicked into high gear. When I mentioned this to my boyfriend, he told me about these “compression pants” which he uses as a base layer in cold weather situations. He thought they might work well for me, both as a base layer option and as a legging replacement, since to him it seems they are more unisex than men’s. I’m a 5’6”, 120lb female, so I decided to order a small, which fits perfectly. I ordered the black with the gray stitching/stripes, and I like how they look. Aside from maybe the pattern of the stitching in the crotch area, they don’t appear to be, and do not feel like, a men’s-only garment. No extra fabric or openings, etc. They are not as thick as my other leggings, so they may not be squat proof for the gym. But since they are so dark, it’s not as “showy” as other fabrics I’ve seen. I will feel completely comfortable going out in public in them to run errands...once we’re able to do that again! While they do fit snugly on the skin, they are not uncomfortable at all. In fact the fabric is rather soft. However, I would not consider these true compression leggings in comparison to the few pairs of medical compression leggings I occasionally use when sitting through long travel stints. I’ve washed them three times now in my washing machine on a gentle cycle, but I only hang them to dry, which takes no time comparatively. By themselves, they are not particularly warm. Although, I suspect if they are used as a base layer they will probably be pretty efficient. During a backcountry hiking trip, I ran into much warmer weather than forecasted. So I decided to hike in these one of the days. They worked very well and weren’t hot at all. I feel I should note that I did not do any scrambling in these, and I suspect the fabric is too thin to hold up in something like that. Overall, I am very impressed...impressed enough to go ahead and buy two more pairs!

I gave these 4 stars because they’re good, but not quite what I expected. I followed the size chart carefully, but they feel more like regular tights than true compression leggings. The material is a smooth polyester-spandex blend, soft, flexible, and breathable, but slightly thinner than I anticipated, so they’re not fully opaque. They have a slight sheerness in bright light, but still wearable for workouts. The leggings dry ok after use and washing and hold up well without stretching out or losing shape. They’re comfortable for running, yoga, or basketball, just not firm enough for true compression support. I considered returning them, but the only return location was far, so I decided to keep them and use them as regular athletic tights. Overall, well-made, lightweight, and breathable, just don’t expect tight compression.

These were exactly as described and fit perfectly. They were a great value for their cost and would purchase again.

I purchase this item for my partner he plays basketball he said he love the quality and he said is very comfortable

Very nice fit

Fits good, very breathable, could use a bit better of a materiel but overall not bad at all.

Really comfy, ordered a medium and I’m a size 32 inch waist and they were a great fit. Nice and warm but they don’t lead to overheating.

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Perfect worked so well on the hike I got a second par

Gifted them to a colleague who cycles every day to work in London's weather. Said the quality is incredible compared to the old ones and wouldn't believe me when I told him the price.

Good snug fit and no complaints whatsoever. If needed I will purchase again.