Under Armour HeatGear Shorty - Black

HeatGear® is Under Armour's original performance fabric. It is designed to keep you cool, dry, and light, especially in warm conditions, by efficiently wicking sweat away from the skin.

Yes, the Under Armour HeatGear Shorty is versatile and designed to support junior athletes in a wide range of activities, including running, team sports, gymnastics, and general training, thanks to its moisture-wicking and compression features.

Machine wash cold with like colors. Do not use bleach or fabric softeners. Tumble dry low or hang dry. Do not iron. Always check the care label inside the shorts for the most accurate instructions.

Compression fit means the garment is designed to fit very snugly against the body. This provides muscle support, can help reduce muscle vibration and fatigue, and offers a 'second-skin' feel for enhanced performance.

No, the Under Armour HeatGear Shorty does not include any pockets.

These shorts are made from 86% Polyester and 14% Elastane, a blend that provides durability, stretch, and moisture-wicking properties.

These specific HeatGear Shorty in black are designed for junior female athletes. While the compression fit and technology are beneficial for any active child, this particular model is marketed towards girls.

The HeatGear Shorty features a compression fit, designed to be snug. Ensure you have the correct size according to the size chart. If it feels overly restrictive or causes discomfort, consider trying a different size. Some athletes may need time to adjust to compression wear.

Wash the shorts promptly after each use. Ensure you are using a suitable detergent and avoiding fabric softeners, which can trap odors and reduce moisture-wicking effectiveness. If odors persist, consider using an athletic wear specific detergent or adding a cup of white vinegar to the wash cycle.

Ensure you are following the care instructions carefully, particularly regarding washing temperature and drying method. High heat can damage the elastane fibers. Avoid overstretching the fabric during wear or storage. While designed for durability, compression wear has a lifespan and may eventually show signs of wear.