2XU · Weather-shield compression tight · Mid-range
2XU Ignition Shield Compression Tights
A compressive thermal tight with a weather-blocking membrane over the thighs. Three review outlets found it warm in snow and wind, but it runs snug, feels stiff where the membrane is, and gets too warm on milder days.
- List price
- $110Men's $110 on us.2xu.com. Women's (WA6312b) price not checked on the brand site; GearJunkie listed $110. 220 Triathlon quoted $119.99.
- Fits
- Men's, Women's
- Warmth
- Thermal
- Wind
- Wind panels
- Water
- Water-resistant (DWR)
- Visibility
- Reflective details
- Temperature range
- 15 to 40°F (−9 to 4°C) Our estimate from the construction
- Best for
- Cold, wet or windy runs where the thighs take the weather, for runners who like a compressive fit.
- Not for
- Runs above about 40°F, or anyone who dislikes a tight, compressive fit.
Downsides
- Runs small, with a snug waistband
- Membrane panels cut breathability and feel stiff
- Hard to pull over the ankles (Treeline)
Specs
| Materials | Waterproof stretch membrane on the upper legs plus PWX Thermal fabric. The brand gives no percentages; Treeline lists upper 100% polyester and lower 65% nylon/35% Lycra. |
|---|---|
| Inseam | 28 in women's (GearJunkie); 32 in men's M (Treeline) |
| Pockets | 1 zippered back pocket (per reviewers) |
| Ankle zips | None noted |
| Compression | Graduated, 20-23 mmHg (Treeline) |
| Sizes | Men's XXS-XXXL, with tall and extra-tall options |
| Style number | MA6311b (men's); WA6312b (women's) |
Features
- Waterproof stretch membrane panels against wind chill and rain
- PWX Thermal fabric with brushed lining
- Graduated compression fit
- Reflective colorway (Black/Black Reflective) with large logos
- Men's XXS-XXXL plus tall and extra-tall lengths
What reviewers say
Scored it 86% as a compressive winter option. The reviewer liked the zip pocket, reflective details and water-resistant upper, but found it too warm in milder weather and said it slipped down while running.
220 Triathlon: Best men's winter running tights and leggings for 2026 · Sep 15, 2026
Named it Best Reflective (7.9/10). Oversized reflective logos stood out, and the waterproof thigh panels handled snow and wind. It runs slightly small with a snug waistband.
GearJunkie: The Best Women's Winter Running Tights of 2026 · Sep 22, 2025
Tested without an award. Treeline found it warm and better suited below 40°F, but said the waterproof upper limits breathability and feels stiff. It was also hard to pull over the ankles, and the crotch seams could chafe.
Treeline Review: Best Men's Running Tights of 2026 · Dec 17, 2025
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