Under Armour Question

Just wondering if anyone has purchase multiple types of Under Armour (compression, fitted and loose). I'm a medium in the loose but was wondering if I should go up to a large in fitted... any suggestions?

I bought a medium fitted....go with a large.

Just wondering if anyone has purchase multiple types of Under Armour (compression, fitted and loose). I'm a medium in the loose but was wondering if I should go up to a large in fitted... any suggestions?

If i remember right (i haven't really used Under Armour in a few years), but the sizes should be relative, so you should stick with a Med. I think a large fitted would feel like you were wearing a med loose, meaning it wouldn't be fitted..

DirtyDave wrote:Just wondering if anyone has purchase multiple types of Under Armour (compression, fitted and loose). I'm a medium in the loose but was wondering if I should go up to a large in fitted... any suggestions?

What are your dimensions? That might be useful.

I don't know about that, Amnesia. I have a medium fitted and it feels like its trying to merge with my skin and become one. Its incredibly uncomfortable and I ended up giving it away.

PKC wrote:

DirtyDave wrote:Just wondering if anyone has purchase multiple types of Under Armour (compression, fitted and loose). I'm a medium in the loose but was wondering if I should go up to a large in fitted... any suggestions?

What are your dimensions? That might be useful.

My dimension suggest that I should be a large.. I guess the low end of the large spectrum... probably 33 waist and 42 chest... My medium loose is pretty comfortable...

MDs are 30-40 in chest and larges are 42-44 in... they like to keep you guessing if you're 41 ins

The first mistake you are making is to buy Under Armour. That's buying a name. Go to MEC and get their brand stuff. It's just as good quality if not better and it's way cheaper. I bought 4 short sleeved shirts to wear under my bullet-proof vest and they are a life saver. $17 each on sale is what I paid, but they are around $25 each.

hemlock wrote:The first mistake you are making is to buy Under Armour. That's buying a name. Go to MEC and get their brand stuff. It's just as good quality if not better and it's way cheaper. I bought 4 short sleeved shirts to wear under my bullet-proof vest and they are a life saver. $17 each on sale is what I paid, but they are around $25 each.

yeah the shirts are the life saver

Gohan wrote:

hemlock wrote:The first mistake you are making is to buy Under Armour. That's buying a name. Go to MEC and get their brand stuff. It's just as good quality if not better and it's way cheaper. I bought 4 short sleeved shirts to wear under my bullet-proof vest and they are a life saver. $17 each on sale is what I paid, but they are around $25 each.

yeah the shirts are the life saver

Yep, on a hot summer day, you could cook eggs under there. Quite unpleasant, but necessary for the job. MEC's moisture wicking gear is top notch though.