X-Bionic Effektor 4.0 LS Run Powershirt Men effektor green/anthracite(effektor green/anthracite)
Smart compression
The compression on the arm increases as you get nearer the wrist. This gradual compression effectively supports venous blood return.
Sweat Traps
Excess moisture transport. Sweat forms a fine film of moisture on the skin. Drops are collected in the sweat traps and led to the evaporation surface expander. Evaporation takes place on three levels: On the skin to cool down, in the sweat traps excess moisture can be processed, on the Evaporation Surface Expander to final evaporation of excess moisture.
AirComPlex zone
At the solar plexus, directly below the twelfth thoracic vertebra, important nerve cords of the organs meet. Information that influences the overall well-being flows by here. Enclosed warm air provides optimum insulation in cold conditions. During physical exertion, the structure processes excess sweat and ensures a good, cool gut feeling.
HeatTransfer Zone
Due to the extremely fine net structure between the compression bars, heat can be optimally dissipated.
Neuro-response effect
Partial compression constantly puts peripheral nerve cells into action, optimises the exchange of neuronal impulses between muscle and brain, increases muscle reaction, contraction and coordination, reduces the risk of injury and fatigue.
Expansion Ribs
X-Bionic uses the expansion ribs at the elbow and the expansion knee at the knees. The unfolding of the knitted fabric according to the accordion principle ensures that winter cold does not cool the elbow. Even in a strongly bent state, the insulation effect is maintained by the warm air stored inside and the fabric does not thinn out. The flexibility of the Expansion Ribs and the elasticity of the yarn enable a resistance-free movement sequence.
Details
- Partial compression
- Smart compression
- ISO challenge
- ISO pad
- SweatTraps
- Air ComPlex Zone
- HeatTransfer Zone
- Neural response bandage
- Expansion Ribs
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