Skins DNAmic Capri femme legging-Femme Fitness|Leggings

€10.53

Skins DNAmic Capri Women’s TightsThese DNAmic Capri Tights are a perfect compression-based garment for all your trainin…

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Skins DNAmic Capri Women’s Tights

These DNAmic Capri Tights are a perfect compression-based garment for all your training needs, whether it’s a session on the treadmill or training around the track.

Skins most advanced compression technology work to increase muscle oxygenation, stabilises your active muscles, and reduce blood lactate built, to enhance performance and speed up your recovery time. This is based on Skins unique system, which uses a unique BMI/anthropometrical algorithm, because they know you can only get the full benefits of good compression if your garment fits you properly. The garment also has biochemically positioned panels and seams, which work to support and stabilise the muscles, reducing your fatigue and any risks of injury that you may face.

Size Guide

Forget your usual size. Use the Skins size guides to determine what fit, for what product, is best for you.

Bordering two sizes? Suppose when finding out your size from the guides below, you sit on the line between two sizes. If that’s the case, Skins recommend choosing the smaller size for tights, if you have an athletic body type, otherwise chose the larger size. Skins always recommend choosing the larger size for tops. If you need further guidance in selecting the right size, get in touch with our customer service team – they’ll be more than happy to help.

Choosing the right size for Compression Sportswear is very important, so if you’re not sure, talk to us!

How To Wear SKINS Tights

If you’re trying to get into a pair of Long Tights, Skins suggest you scrunch them up from the waist down to the ankle and put one foot in first – the same as you would do if you were putting on a pair of pantyhose. Do the same on the other leg. Then gradually pull each leg up – taking care to keep the seams running up your legs as you go.