This morning I received an email from UA advertising it's new brand "RUSH". There's deceptively little on their website about what the technology actually is, so I went on a rabbit hole down...
This morning I received an email from UA advertising it's new brand "RUSH". There's deceptively little on their website about what the technology actually is, so I went on a rabbit hole down google to try and find out what might be the science behind their new fabric. I found this article.
I later contacted UA support for more information and they directed me to the following article which explains that the technology used is "Celliant" which is mentioned in the linked journal (and also linked on this article).
It seems like FIR fabrics are still very new to the scene and there haven't been a ton of studies on the actual effects of wearing a fabric like this for an extended period of time, but it is nice to see that there truly is some scientific merit to their claims.
This morning I received an email from UA advertising it's new brand "RUSH". There's deceptively little on their website about what the technology actually is, so I went on a rabbit hole down google to try and find out what might be the science behind their new fabric. I found this article.
I later contacted UA support for more information and they directed me to the following article which explains that the technology used is "Celliant" which is mentioned in the linked journal (and also linked on this article).
It seems like FIR fabrics are still very new to the scene and there haven't been a ton of studies on the actual effects of wearing a fabric like this for an extended period of time, but it is nice to see that there truly is some scientific merit to their claims.