Skins DNAmic Ultimate Long Sleeve Women's Top

Push your limits with the Skins DNAmic Ultimate Long Sleeve Women's Top. With Dynamic Gradient Compression as well as biomechanically positioned seams, all of your working muscles will be protected and supported during high-intensity activity.

In order to drastically reduce the risk of injury during exercise, Skins have used Dynamic Gradient Compression in the DNAmic ultimate top, their most advanced compression technology. This will increase oxygenation to the muscles, helping them to keep on going during high-energy activity. In addition to this, the muscles are also stabilised, which will hold them into place during exercise, which will work to stop them from aching and feeling painful during and after exercise. Blood lactate build up will also be reduced, which means that performance levels will be retained, and recovery time will be shortened, making you feel fresh and ready to go for your next challenge in no time at all. Further injury and fatigue reduction is reduced due to the biomechanically positioned panels and seams, which will further support and stabilise the muscles. The compression fabric is made from a warp knitted mix of yarns that will make the material extremely durable as well as the controlled compression. For training in colder conditions, the top uses ADAPTIVE technology by HeiQ. This will control your temperature like a second skin. This will react to the temperature around you, so when it is cold, it will warm you up, and if you get too warm, it will work to cool you down. Moisture is also managed, so as you begin to sweat, it will be wicked away efficiently and effectively. During the summer months, or when out training in the sun, the material will block out all harmful rays, as it has a UV 50+ protective membrane which will stop them from causing damage to the skin.

A Brief History of SKINS

In 1996, an Aussie skier had a bold ambition to feel ten years younger so he could ski all day, party all night and be ready the next morning to do it all again. His starting point was the knowledge that improved blood circulation would supply more oxygen to his muscles, helping them work harder for longer and recover faster. So he consulted with NASA and other experts to confirm he was on to something. Turns out he was.

Soon word got out that there were these things called SKINS that improved your power, speed, stamina and recovery. Pro athletes were the first to start wearing them. Before long, amateur athletes joined the party.