2XU Drops New Gym Gear Range

Research published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology shows a direct correlation between what we wear and how we perform, our motivation levels, and even our likelihood of injury, which is why investing in quality workout gear can deliver a big pay-off!

Quality compression wear offers functional as well as fashion benefits as it increases circulation and blood flow to the heart, and may reduce fatigue by helping to improve power, endurance and recovery.

Technical sportswear manufacturer 2XU offers a wide range of high quality, intelligent fabric that works with the body to aid performance, while withstanding the rigours of intense training.

Featuring high quality, durable yarns, 2XU’s training range is designed for comfort and support. The latest workout gear drop from 2XU includes bottoms designed to support leg muscles, and tops made from moisture-wicking fabric, with something available for every kind of workout.

The range includes:

Women’s Motion Racerback Crop and Womens Form Swift Crop

Designed to prevent bounce and keep you comfortable, the Motion Racerback Crop is ideal for short-distance running, spinning and your next training session at the gym.

R999

Women’s Form Stash Hi-Rise Compression 7/8 Tights

Featuring a luxe matte finish, soft touch and a seamless front panel. The Form Stash Hi-Rise Compression 7/8 Tights have multiple pocket options.

R1,499

Women’s Form Swift Hi-Rise Compression Tights

A comfortable yet firm fit for all-day wear, the Form Swift Hi-Rise Compression Tights offer full-coverage for a sculpted, flattering silhouette.

R1,499

Women’s Form Tank

With a natural cotton hand-feel X-DRY fabric that is durable and quick to dry, the Form Tank provides unrivalled everyday comfort.

R499

Author: Pedro van Gaalen

When he’s not writing about sport or health and fitness, Pedro is probably out training for his next marathon or ultra-marathon. He’s worked as a fitness professional and as a marketing and comms expert. He now combines his passions in his role as managing editor at Fitness magazine.

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