GregsterWomen’s Compression Top – Ladies Running Tank Top – Suitable for Fitness, Yoga and Running – Stretchy and Breathable

Comes up very large, as does the XS where I am normal a 8 or 10. However, it's comfortable to wear and the material feels like wearing a good quality swimsuit. I am trying it out for health reasons - supposed to be good for my condition which involves stiff muscles and difficulties with propoception

Good quality so five stars. Found it just a bit too long for me though, alright if you like that, but I suppose it could double up as a short skirt.

Great for my zumba class

The things I really liked: This is long, and it covered my butt. It is not TOO compressive - though, to be honest, I was offered a medium, and as a size 10, perhaps the small would have been the best buying choice IF what I was after was proper compression, but as that isn't an issue for me (see The things I am not sure about, below) medium was just grippy enough. The fact it gripped at all around my middle meant that I could attach my pedometer, on my pocketless running bottoms, to the OUTSIDE of the waistband, rather than the inside, without them jiggling and miscounting. The problems with internal waistband, with the waitband holding them in place against my body is.....sweat gets into them and they malfunction! The top doesn't chafe. It wicks. It washes and dries without complaining. Colour and natty trim.The things I didn't like so much: I'm weird about logos. I just resent wearing visible advertising for companies. I would have preferred not to have the plasticky surface Gregster graphic on the front, and definitely would have liked not to have the plasticky surface Gregster name n the back. The price (okay, I had it for review, but IF I had bought it) The more something costs the less likely I am to buy it if it has a visible logo. That might be odd for some people, but I feel the brand name is often what is being paid for, often without a good reason. Those plasticky front and backs look cheap and nasty. And the top is neither of those thingsThe things I'm not so sure about : Compression itself. Is this really needed for the average Joanna runner? Or is it another advertising and marketing spin thing?. I know compression is necessary, for example, with lymphodoema, but NATURALLY, in a person without a medical condition, the fact that you are exercising anyway will increase circulation, and the pumping action of legs, arms and increased respiration will be making the lymphatic system work as it is supposed to!

This is a great product at a reasonable price.It fits as expected and sits really well both around the shoulders, the neck area and under the arms, which can be problem areas with tight compression clothing. I did not feel constricted at all and it felt good during my workout.The material feels nice on the body and it's breathable and dries quick which again means less odours.The simple design looks good and the different coloured seams make for a nice variation - all the while they are not protrude to irritate the skin.All in all a good product that I would recommend

This is a black coloured sports top for women,the fit is just right,very comfortable to wear,the front seams have pink cotton over locked seams which makes for a very nice finish,the top has a small G in a circle which is the company signature the nice thing is that it is not imposing to look at,the back of the top is in a T-back shape which is cooling when running or cycling,the top seems to wick away any moisture as well when wearing,the top looks really smart on wearing,a very nice product.

My partner is a keen runner and has a number of compression tops. This is one of the best she has tried. Very well cut and shaped, it fits well throughout and feels snug and comfortable without being overtight. The material is soft, the seams are very well cut and placed and there's no chafing whatsoever. Overall this is a high quality and comfortable top.