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BASELAYERS
endurance by 15% and remove lactic Very good for training nights when the
acid faster. These are very impressive temperature drops and available in
statistics for SKINS. One product does black or white.
for cold or warm conditions to optimise Rating: 3/5
your body temperature, with a very close Stik says: great value
BEST
ﬁ t to reduce muscle vibration. also very
good worn after exercise as it does SKINS BioAcceleration Technology
PRODUCT
prevent muscle soreness. Worth the Long tights £59.99 Short Tights
price. Four colours available in the L/S £39.99 Recovery tights £59.99
top. a must-have piece of clothing – I love
Rating: 5/5 - if you can afford it. them! The long tights can be worn
during and after training as they
Canterbury Baselayer Cold Leggings support and protect your muscles.
£35.00 The speciﬁ c stitching pattern gives
Fits well and does keep your legs warm extra support on muscle groups and
and relatively sweat free. good support does prevent muscle soreness after
too with soft stitched seams and exercise. The recovery tights are also
ergonomic ﬁ t. as with its competitiors good for long haul ﬂ ights to decrease
the compression of the garment helps ﬂ ight leg oedema (swelling). I wear
protect the muscle and reduce the them after every training session and
build up of lactic acid and it has the every match and do feel the difference
anti-microbial agent to prevent odour. the next day.
Rating: 5/5
Stik says: Best Product
GREAT
VALUE
RATING
5/5
SKInS BIo-
AcceLARATIon
TIGhTS
Verdict.
One of the hardest things to do when
it is cold is to warm up and stay warm.
Injury prevention and fast recovery are
beneﬁ ts from wearing any one of these
baselayer products. It is best to try
them on as the ﬁ t is very important but
you will be able to train and play with
better range of movement, increased
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performance levels and less muscle
P soreness if you wear one of these
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products.

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