If I run for over two hours in 85F - 95F temperature, will these stay cool and not retain heat like most thick knee supports do?
39696
Actually this knee brace not provide cooling effect (indeed it is breathable), if you run in 85F - 95F...probably still feeling hot around knee... I would only say it is more comfortable than other nylon / polymer made knee braces even in hot weather. Hope this help.
39697
Actually this knee brace not provide cooling effect (indeed it is breathable), if you run in 85F - 95F...probably still feeling hot around knee...I would only say it is more comfortable than other nylon / polymer made knee braces even in hot weather.Hope this help.
39698
Personally, I live in Texas and haven't had any issues with this brace when it comes to heat
39699
Not sure because my son uses them for volleyball. He hasn't complained about them making him hot though.
788594
They stay warm for about an hour. If you need to have warmth for five hours, bring more than one (like maybe 5)...
919981
Not recommended, they will sweat and get soft. Ideally they should go on a rack where the air can flow around them while they cool off. Hope that helps!! =)
1797672
Not too cold by the fasteners. I also use it on my knee and it works great.
186681
Yes. In my opinion when I wear the compressions, I feel more secure. I feel my legs are supported as I run. I do not feel overly compressed or too tight. I wear them for every run and love the feel. Definitely recommend.
842674
I do cardio type exercises and these are just fine. I also sleep with them on and find they do a great job at keeping my knees warm and compressed.
1398427
I have been down to 10 degrees F, wind chills below zero. For 6 and 8 miles. No issues wearing a normal pair of running shoes with this socks.
162582
No, your arms will always feel cool. I love them because I live in Atlanta. I usually wear them consistently into November and warm days in December. The next few days will be warm for February and I plan to wear them on my next runs.
386215
"Warm enough" depends on the person. That said, I wear mine from +15F to +50F and I am perfectly warm. Below freezing they keep me warm only if I am actively cycling. If I stopped for more than a quick snack (15 minutes) I would be a bit cold.
11573
I do not run as I have bad knees, but these have kept me warm in cold, windy conditions. You need to evaluate your personal winter warmth requirements. Running itself will generate body heat, and you probably don't want to get too warm. They are lightweight, but just a little bulky. They work well for my needs.
15436
I wore them out to Costa Rica and Nicaragua just recently. It was blazing hot out there and my bottoms did get pretty hot still. I only wore them as shorts of course; however, I do feel they were fine for morning and early afternoons. During the rest of the day I was on the beach so I can't say much for the really hot hours. I do feel while in shade when I did wear them (buses, etc to carry my items) I was "okay". Then again, it was insanely hot out. Normally if I wore these in the states on a hot day, I would feel perfectly fine. Crowded areas with no air flow - not so great if you're wearing them as pants. I would still HIGHLY recommend buying a pair. These are fantastic since they're pants and shorts. Really good for nights when the bugs come out or for the airplane when it gets pretty chilly (and when you get off at your final hot destination just unzip them and change them to shorts). Hope this helps you!
1442215
My son is a runner. He uses these packs for his knees. They only stay cold for 1-2 hours. We have 3. He trades out the warm one for a cold one as he needs to. We like them for the flexibility the clay offers. It feels better than a traditional ice pack.
260761
I think that depends on you. I only wear mine when it is below 40 degrees and after long runs for recovery. Other than that I run in shorts. If you are wearing them for the compression aspects, I would say it would depend on how you feel in a humid and hot climate like Miami.
473443
They'll definitely stay on. I do martial arts with these on, and they resist sweat too btw.
643370
They are a bit thin. I recommend something thicker for things over 400 degrees. I suppose you could double up, but that could be very dangerous if they slip.
298351
I live in a super humid environment. They work best when they're damp and have airflow over them. They're going to be sticky and as uncomfortable as any athletic clothing would be at that humidity, but your skin is still protected. If you're at that level of humidity and in the sun, it's going to suck with or without the sleeves.
1741739
I go on long walks wearing mine in 80 degree temps and they are warmer then earbuds but not as warm as full coverage cans.