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Legging 3D Sport Recovery

Legging 3D Sport Recovery

Train without pulling your leggings up every five minutes.

Real graduated compression, a seamless 3D knit, and a fit that works with the body you have today.

If you have lipedema, you know the routine. The leggings bunch behind your knee. They dig in at the waist. They squeeze in one place and sag in another. Halfway through your set you are thinking about the fabric, not the movement.

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    Graduated compression, 10.3 to 23 mmHg

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    No side seams, no friction, no red marks

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    3D sculpting that lifts by structure

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    High ribbed waistband that stays up

Regular price $49.00
Regular price $49.00 Sale price $69.00
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Specifications
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✓ Construction: Seamless 3D knit, one continuous piece, no side seams
✓ Compression: Graduated, 10.3–23 mmHg from hip to ankle
✓ Waistband: High ribbed, non-rolling
✓ Seat: Centre scrunch seam with 3D sculpting
✓ Fabric: Nylon and spandex, high stretch with recovery
✓ Length: Full, ankle length
✓ Sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
✓ Colors: Black, grey, light purple, sand

Size Guide
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Choose by your usual US size: S is 4, M is 6, L is 8/10, XL is 12, XXL is 14.

Measurements on the chart are of the garment, laid flat and unstretched — the seamless knit stretches to fit. If you are between sizes, size up.

Care
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✓ Machine or hand wash cold, inside out
✓ Do not use fabric softener — it breaks down the knit's elasticity
✓ Dry in the shade
✓ Do not tumble dry — heat damages the compression

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  • Legging 3D Sport Recovery - Graduated compression diagram, 10.3 to 23 mmHg from hip to ankle

    Graduated compression, with numbers

    10.3 mmHg at the hip, rising steadily to 23 mmHg at the ankle. The pressure is distributed, with no tourniquet points: it supports the muscle through the work instead of punishing it. That is the difference you feel when you take them off after an hour of training and your legs are not heavy.

  • Kineva Legging 3D Sport Recovery black seamless leggings, 3D knit texture detail

    The 3D knit is engineering, not decoration

    Look closely and the pattern changes down the leg: diagonal ribbing following the hip line, diamond knit at the calf, honeycomb texture along the sides. Each pattern is a different knit density. Where your leg needs support, the stitch closes. Where it needs to breathe and flex, the stitch opens. That is why they compress without restricting.

  • Kineva Legging 3D Sport Recovery black seamless leggings, side view

    Zero seams, second-skin feel

    Seamless knit, one continuous piece. No side seams means no friction, no imprints on your skin, and no pressure point that starts nagging at minute thirty. If your thighs are sensitive, this is the difference between finishing your workout and counting down to the end of it.

    FAQ

    Can I train hard in these?
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    Yes. From a heavy squat to a long yoga hold, they move through your complete range. Strength training, functional work, pilates, yoga, easy runs, or a full day at home.

    Are they see-through when I squat?
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    No. The knit keeps its opacity and returns to shape wash after wash, without thinning or fading. These are not the pair you retire after three months.

    How do I choose my size?
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    By your usual US size: S is 4, M is 6, L is 8/10, XL is 12, XXL is 14. The measurements on the chart are of the garment unstretched, so do not compare them to your body measurements. If you are between sizes, size up.

    Does the compression last?
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    It does, as long as you skip fabric softener and the tumble dryer. Those two are what degrade the knit's elasticity — not wearing them.