Skins Women’s Series 3 Skyscraper Long Compression Tights Skins Compression

DESCRIPTION:

Featuring a high waist to hold the tum and shape the bum, SKINS SERIES-3 Skyscraper Tights are engineered with our medium level of compression to enhance blood flow and muscle support. A reduction in muscle vibration and distortion during activity reduces fatigue to improve performance.

FEATURES:

• Targeted compression for reduced fatigue and increased performance – High waist for a figure-hugging cut
• Rear waistband pocket for phone or cards
• Silver reflective logos
• 76% Nylon 6, 24% Elastane
• Manufactured in Madagascar

WHEN TO WEAR:

• Track and Field
• Strength Training
• Long and Short Runs
• Yoga and Pilates
• Gym

DISCOVER THE SCIENCE: COMPRESSION LONG TIGHTS

SKINS Long Tights are the must-have garment that every athlete should have in their wardrobe. They are the one piece of kit that completely takes care of your lower half. Our Long Tights wrap the muscles in the calves, quads and glutes; which reduces muscle vibrations. This is a good thing because when your muscles vibrate, you lose energy.

Above all, SKINS Long Tights assists with blood circulation, meaning more blood is oxygenated and delivered to your working muscles. This is important because it means you can work harder and more efficiently. As well as this, the increased blood circulation assists in the dissipation of waste products, such as lactic acid build-up and that’s the stuff that causes muscle soreness.

When you look at your body, you’ll notice the darker, blue veins near the surface of the skin. The darker veins are the ones bringing used blood back to the heart for oxygenation and renewal. When pressure is applied to these veins with SKINS Long Tights graduated compression, it accelerates the flow through pressure graduation.

Applying random pressure won’t help. You need to apply the right pressure, to the right area. Too much pressure in the wrong place can create circulation issues and impede performance. SKINS Long Tights work because they apply the maximum pressure furthest away from the heart, decreasing as it moves up the leg.