Staying dry during exercise is the core idea of Under Armour, and the Under Armour Black Friday promotes this: HeatGear tops, compression shorts and leggings, sweats, puffer jackets, waterproof coats. For performance and recovery, for men, women, and children.
This page brings together discounted Under Armour clothing during the sale. Three uses: the technical layer under the shirt, training gear, winter warm clothing.
Under Armour was born with compression wear. It's still its strong point.
HeatGear is made for heat: lightweight, it wicks away sweat and dries quickly. ColdGear keeps body heat when it's cold. Compression shorts and leggings can be worn under the match shorts.
For winter, the selection includes jackets like the Legend, fleece recovery sweatshirts, and Stormproof waterproof jackets. Kids' models, like Tech shorts and t-shirts, complete the page.
Under Armour is an American brand based on one idea: a technical garment that stays dry during exercise.
It remains a reference in base layers and compression. The brand's shoes are on the page Black Friday shoes Under Armour.
Training clothes from adidas and Joma are also discounted. The complete selection of discounted clothing can be found on the page Black Friday clothing.
After Black Friday, the selection Christmas clothing Under Armour offers gift ideas, followed by clothing sales Under Armour. The last series are in the clearance clothing Under Armour.
Discounted compression shorts and leggings Under Armour are on this page during Black Friday. HeatGear for the gym, ColdGear for outside in winter.
Compression should be snug without restricting movement. If you’re between sizes: choose the smaller for support, the larger if you mainly want comfort.
It supports the muscles, reduces friction, and wicks away sweat under the shirt. Many players also like it to keep their muscles warm between plays.
Kids' Tech t-shirts and shorts: lightweight, quick-drying, durable in washing. Handy for school and training.
Cold or low-temperature wash, without fabric softener or tumble dryer. Both damage technical fibers and hinder moisture release.