EutuxiaUV Sun Protection Compression Sports Cooling Arm Sleeves for Men & Women

One of worst seller ever I came across.. the quality of the product is awful... I returned the product in Aug 2016 and its end of March 2017 there is no response yet for the product.... strongly recommend not to buy..

It's pretty good other than a bit snug for guys, but it stretches so not that big of deal. If you have huge forearms like an NFL linesman, then you probably need to get a custom fitted for one of these. It only takes a short couple of minutes before you can swing without knowing it's on. It's not at all restrictive. The material doesn't seem to hold heat, but it would probably be cooler during hot days to take it off. Every time I put it on, I am surprised that it feels cooler than without it, but I may be imagining this. Not sure. You can moisten it with water to use the cooling effect of evaporation to emulate sweat on skin. That worked a little. It seemed to repel sunlight enough to work as well as or better than my spf55 sunscreen. I don't think the material will be able to withstand any abuse, so I would be careful about searching for golf balls in the bushes. One small dry twig brushing against your arm will probably ruin it. I like the product. Too bad in today's world it would look stupid to have one to wear on the legs with shorts. Then I would only need to use sunscreen on my face.

So I started wearing these since the previous brand I bought were lost somewhere. I like this brand better than the one's I had even though the other brand was just as thin. They do feel cool when wearing and do not feel hot when out on the sun. I rather wear this than sun screen, sun block doesn't really help me anyway.Update: After wearing this various times i have realized they are way too tight. The fabric feels good and they are very cool. But due to them being tight my arms begin to hurt due to the compression at the biceps. Wish they had a slightly bigger size.

I bought this sleeve for wicking, not for compression, as the inside of my elbows sweat when I work out. I needed something to wick away the moisture to prevent rash. For this purpose, this sleeve worked well.However, the "one size fits most" must not apply to Americans! Granted I have fat arms, but I can't imagine how a guy can even get this past his elbows! The band at the top may be 5" D when stretched, which means it SHOULD be good for an upper arms circumference up to 15.7". It isn't. Unstretched, the 3" D will fit ~ 9.5" C comfortably. The top band has a strong elastic, so IMO it will cut into your arm (ow!) if it's over 11" above your elbow. I've tried to stretch them out to be comfortable on my 12" arms but so far no luck. I've worn them and suffered.The quality of this sleeve overall seems to be very good. I like the way it was constructed with the stretchiness woven in instead of stitched on. No inside seams. I just wish they would make them in larger sizes! (Note: the N-rit name is woven into the sleeve about mid-forearm, not at the wrist as shown.)Since then I've ordered 3 other arm sleeves from Amazon. The Highloong Copper Compression sleeve is wider at the top (5.25"D unstretched) and fits comfortably. The 1" elastic looks like it will wear well. However, this sleeve did not wick up moisture.I finally settled on the Sumkica Elastic Sports Arm Sleeve, which has a 5"D at the top. It feels lightweight and doesn't seem to have any additional elastic at the top, so it might not stay up for intense activities or workouts. But it wicks well! I really liked that it doesn't have compression and thus is soft and light. For my stated purpose and big arms, this one worked best!(Photo shows N-Rit as the narrowest, then the Sumkica, then the Highloong.)

overall the quality is really good you can barely see thru it so it means that it will protect you quite well... but there are too tight for me .. yes im a big guy but not really that much .. i dont go to gym so i dont have a big arm .. there are not really comfortable for me