COMPRESSIVE LEGGINGS

COMPRESSION PANELS ON THE THIGH, AROUND THE CALF AND THE PELVIS

Leggings have been developed to be ultra-light and flexible support for your muscles. Compression panels are an exceptional support for your body, even during very intense workouts. Their construction is the result of two years of work and tests carried out while riding. 

After the research, the following areas were selected to be supported by leggings:

• iliotibial fascia – with high tension it is responsible for pain in the knees and hips
• calf – a very hard-working muscle, which can hurt without support, but also the lack of adequate blood flow leads to varicose veins.
• knee – according to physiotherapists, knee pain is often caused by tensions in other muscles. However, proper construction of leggings can prevent them from being reinforced.
• lower back – the most frequently reported site of pain experienced by riders

Strong 360-degree stretch polyamide fabric reduces muscle movement and damage while maintaining flexibility for ultimate athletic performance. The compression solutions used reduce muscle fatigue and soreness. The unique polyamide fabric strengthens the muscles, reduces the risk of muscle damage and injuries. Compression has a positive effect on muscle performance. Additionally, zonal compression stimulates lymphatic circulation by improving the drainage of undesirable substances from muscles and blood vessels, has a positive effect on the quality of their work and reduces the tendency to overtraining. We got rid of the inside leg steam to relieve this area and reduce knee pain. The belt emphasizes the figure, slims and supports the lower back. Thanks to its design, it also improves the appearance of the figure and slims it.

Our company places great emphasis on ecology, therefore the fabrics and silicones used in the production of grips used in our products are ecological and ecosystem friendly. Parts of the products are manufactured close to each other to reduce CO2 production from travel.

We would like to point out that without additional physiotherapy work, the pain in the muscles will not disappear by itself. It must be supported by exercise and stretching. We will soon be introducing our own series of exercises to support the rider