Elite/MCS

If you compare MCS Compression garments with our core compression range, the key difference is the mmHg rating; the level of compression applied to the body. The maximum amount of compression exerted while wearing our MCS garments is 23-26*mmHg, which is the highest in our compression range. Studies show that the greater the level of compression applied correctly to the body, the greater the increase in blood flow. Such an increase in blood flow has been found to enhance performance and accelerate recovery. The other key difference is the muscle containment stamping. The muscle mapping provides targeted support to key muscle groups and is only available in our MCS Compression range.

Studies show that the more compression applied to the right areas, provides better blood flow. This increased blood flow in turn provides increased performance, and recovery.

Sport-specific MCS garments provide targeted support to the specific muscle groups that endure the maximum impact during specific activities. For example, our MCS Run Compression Tights have targeted support in the quads and calves - where most of the muscle oscillation and damage during running occurs. Whereas, our MCS Training Tights deliver targeted support to the glutes, quads, hamstrings and calves, all areas put to use during a typical gym or training session.

Not only do our MCS garments include premium features such as additional pockets, bonded waistbands and bonded hems, but the MCS stamping technology is technically difficult to create and apply. For these reasons, these garments are priced above our core compression garments.