Kutting Weight - SweatTech Neoprene Short Sleeve Suit - Exercise Training Suit - Heat Training Enhancement -Maximize Workouts
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Color: Grey
Size: 5X-Large
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- Neoprene
- Made in the USA
- Machine Wash
- FEEL THE BURN Get your body more toned as you train! Enjoy exercise clothes that maximize each workout by acclimating you to elevated body temperature safely and effectively. Its not just an accessory; its recommended by the pros.
- EXCEPTIONAL MATERIAL This thermogenic exercise material is made from SweatTech elastic neoprene, which moves with your body during any type of workout.
- FASHIONABLE FITNESS This is more than a heat training outfit; its a versatile statement piece to add to your workout wardrobe. Premium quality for an unbeatable price.
- LESS MUSCLE & JOINT DISCOMFORT Bring on a good sweat and feel the burn all year round, whether youre exercising, doing yoga, or preparing for fitness competitions.
- SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN TECHNOLOGY This gear has been proven to support noticeable differences in body composition when compared to exercise performed under similar conditions with no Kutting Weight clothing.
Date First Available : August 3, 2023
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I'm 6' 2", 206lbs and a chest span of about 44". Have tried 3 different One-piece Sauna suits: 1) Fighting Weight -- one piece sauna Suit XXL (my 1st) 2) Kutting Weight -- one piece sauna suit (version 1.0) XXXL 3) RAD -- one piece sauna suit XXL I've already reviewed the first one, which, along with Kutting weight were purchased here on Amazon. Bought RAD on eBay ( $5 cheaper there). Two others: "Authentic RDX Sauna suit" and "4Fit (aka ARD) Neoprene Sweat Sauna Suit" I'm yet to try. So, I cannot comment on them in terms of usage (only what I know from product description). But, the 4Fit (ARD) Neoprene Sweat Sauna Suit comes currently in 5XL, 6XL and Small. I inquired about this and was told they'd be restocking other sizes in about 2 weeks time. IMPRESSIONS: All 3 are made of DS neoprene. I believe the DS stands for Dry Suit. They all have that lingering rubbery neoprene smell. The more you wear and hand-wash it the more likely the smell will diminish. COLOR: All 3 are black in color. -- RAD sauna suit -- The stock photo seems to be (maybe it's the angle of the lighting) navy blue, but is actually black with red trims. -- Fighting weight & Kutting weight -- Both have black threading along their seams. Kutting Weight has a 1.0 all black version (with grey mesh arm pits and crotch area) and a 2.0 version that has a black-grey Lycra exterior with yellow stitch trims. -- RDX brand has 2 versions: An all black, and a black-blue combo. -- 4Fit Neoprene Sweat Shirt: Is all black with red mesh on arm pits and crotch areas. FLEXIBILITY: All advertise themselves to be made of "Extreme Flex grade Neoprene" that stretches and conforms to your movement. They do have some measure of "stretch" but this one piece suit shouldn't be used for extreme stretch based workouts like extreme Pilate, extreme Yoga and/or PIYO. Reason being that the butt area may not be able to withstand such stress without going beyond its elastic limit. This is when you'll start seeing a give/tear in the fabric at the lower rear area of the sauna suit. This happened to me with the Fighting Weight sauna suit, and I pointed that out in my Amazon review of that product. But knowing what I now know, I see that it's not exclusive to that said sauna suit. But one way to avoid this is to pull the shorts of the suit up high so that the inner thigh angle of the suit is as close to -- better yet, in close proximation with your inner thigh/crotch angle. Also, wearing compression shorts/tights underneath makes a world of difference too. And to the makers of these suits, they can add a "lag" in the fabric in these regions (arm pits and crotch area) which may also help. THICKNESS: All lay claim to being 3mm thick except for Kutting Weight which claim a thickness of 2.5mm. Now, I have no means of measuring empirically, but if I were asked, I'd say all of them are probably in that 2.5mm range as well. HEAT RETENTION: It's neoprene, so all of them will retain heat. The one caveat, which sets Kutting weight and 4Fit Neoprene Sweat Shirt apart from RAD and the others is the inclusion of breathable mesh material in the pits, and crotch region. If you're a male and worried about fertility issues based on the heat generated, then Kutting weight's mesh gives them that extra umph! factor. This is a direct hint to the RAD manufacturers -- if they're reading this. I haven't seen any other sauna suit that has this aside from these two I've mentioned. PRICE: This may turn out to be the deal breaker for many. 1) Kutting Weight version 1.0: $79.99 2) Kutting Weight version 2.0: $99.00 3) RDX sauna suit: $71.74 4) Fighting Weight Suit: $61.79 5) 4Fit (ARD) Neoprene Sweat Shirt : $44.99 + $4.99 shipping 6) RAD Sauna Sweat Suit:$44.00 (ebay) / $48.99 + $5.12 shipping (Amazon) DO THE MATHS: During your weight loss progression you'll find that you will drop a suit size as the fat melts off. Now if you were to use say a Kutting Weight version 2.0 for this, it will cost you $200 bucks for the 2 suits. Now if you were to go with the RAD sauna suit, you'd still be under $100 bucks for 2 suits. Think about that. OVERALL APPEARANCE: Now if your also about the aesthetics, and want to turn heads, or get nods of approval from the chicks and vice versa, then Kutting Weight version 2.0 is your suit of choice. It's a real looker! I'm sure those ones will definitely be flying off the shelves. But, if you don't give a damn, and all you want is something that holds in heat and makes you sweat, then anyone will do. FINALLY: 3 reasons why you should wear an undergarment {compression shirt (short sleeve/long, or a plain T-shirt, compression tights (short, 3/4, or long) }: 1) Sweat: Make no mistake, you will sweat profusely. This causes the suit to stick to your body such that you'll struggle just trying to get out of it. 2) Stress tear: I mentioned this earlier. And compression tights help prevent this by allowing the suit to "glide" with minimal stress to the fabric. 3) Skin Reaction: Some people may react to the neoprene material and may break out in small rashes (resolves within 24-48hrs). I have not experienced this while wearing the sauna suit, but did when I used a neoprene waist trimmer belt during workouts. Again, wearing a light T-shirt or compression shirt first before putting on the suit will prevent this. Well, I hope this helps anyone trying to make up his/her mind on which to go. PS: When choosing a size, take two sizes above your "normal" shirt size. If in the end it's bigger than what you need, then you can drop one size down. 3/13/15 UPDATE: Just purchased the ARD (size: XL) one piece suit (ebay) and I uploaded a photo of the 3 sauna suits I now have. I stated earlier that my experience with ARD was limited because I didn't have it at the time of this review -- but now I do. It's honestly the closest thing to Kutting Weight in terms of having a breathable mesh. But it's overall quality -- though good, does not match those of Kutting Weight. Specifically, the finishing/thread trims is not as "sharp" as those on KW. A deal breaker? Not necessarily. But, you can't help but be impressed with the quality put into the Kutting Weight brand. To correct an earlier impression: I said you should go 2 sizes above your normal shirt/clothing size; rather just go one size up. I purchased a 3XL size which was 2 sizes above my XL and had to return it for a better fitting 2XL. UPDATE: 5/28/15 I did mention that Kutting Weight version 2.0 is a real looker. Was sent one by the company and .... Wow! Seeing it in the real AND donning it on, I think I didn't emphasis it enough. So, when I say it's a looker, I mean IT IS a looker. Was sent a 2XL and I put it on clipped my pedometer in place and did a targeted 10,000 step walk (equals 5 miles) in the midday sun. I got A LOT of complimentary head nods and over the shoulder glances of approval from just about every female walking, jogging or biking the same bike trail I was on. I felt my chest puff out as I sauntered briskly with renewed confidence. I cannot over trumpet the "eye catchery" of this new version. The overall finishing and threading is far and away superior to the competing brands. So it's no overstatement when I say that it has that "designer wear" look about it. Anyway, I got to about 8,000 steps on the pedometer, so I decided to mow some lawn. By the time I was through I'd hit about 13,000 steps. Boy, was I sweating. After a 30 minute break, I felt the need to really put this new suit through some real stress test. And so I did INSANITY workout. The cardio was not my primary goal at this juncture, but rather to see how the suit held up when doing the pre and post -workout stretch. I'd also pointed out in the earlier part of the review that the sauna suits (regardless of brand) may develop stress tears in the butt region during extreme stretch exercises. I also said that wearing compression shorts/tights and shirts (any sleeveless or short sleeve kind will do) will help counter this (can't emphasis it enough). Now this new version held up AMAZINGLY well. Did not feel as overly snug as version 1.0. I'm suspecting this may be due to the extensive breathable mesh used in the groin area ( previous edition has smaller mesh area).And I was truly impressed by this because whether it was deep squats, lunges, Pilates, yoga ...it held up with absolutely no feeling of fabric strain in that region.. I definitely recommend this version over the previous all black (with grey mesh) version 1.0. .... And, oh, did I mention it looks great as well?
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2015 by ERIC, WI ERIC, WI
A little bit about myself: I’m male, 51, 5’8” and weigh approximately 175 pounds at the time of this writing. I love doing my home based workouts (mainly cardio) 5 times a week anywhere from 35 to 60 minutes. I also throw in some yoga and plenty of walking. I am generally in pretty good shape for my age. I could stand to lose a few pounds as I put some on in the last couple of months. To enhance my workouts, I will sometimes wear a weight vest to give myself a bit more of a challenge and it surely does. Recently, in my searches here, a suggestion came up about a sauna suit and or separate tops and bottoms and I thought that would be a great addition to my workout gear collection and decided to do a bit more research on these one piece sauna suits or separates for the wife and me. Perhaps it would make the workouts a bit more challenging in the process. When I do my cardio HIIT workouts or my yoga at home, I like having sleeveless workout gear because I like having less fabric against my skin during my workouts and I feel like there is more freedom of movement as well. A sleeveless sauna suit would be ideal and a feature I definitely desired. Unfortunately, I was having trouble locating a one piece suit that did not have sleeves at the time. On one of my recent searches, I must have used the right phrasing because this Kutting Weight sleeveless one came up as a suggestion in a sea of sauna suits for both male and female. As far as I could tell, this might be the only sleeveless, one piece sauna suit currently out at the moment through here so I immediately ordered one for the wife and one for me. In terms of measurements, my wife and I both fit into one of the measurement categories so we ordered accordingly based on the size chart. She really liked the fit and has been using it steady for the week she has had it. I ended up having to order a size down as the one I received was too loose in the legs and I thought the sweat would start to run down my legs during my workouts. The size down worked like a charm for me even though my measurements only fit into 2 of the 3 categories (bust and hips). I was only approximately an inch too wide for the waist measurement. I knew going in that this would be a trial and error for me since this is a woman’s garment but I am so glad I was able to finally find one that was sleeveless regardless of the target audience. A few other things I have observed while wearing this suit during workouts: 1. I burn more calories during my workouts. Around 10% more than doing it without the sauna suit. My 50 minute session yesterday resulted in me burning approximately 720 calories according to my fitness watch. That same workout without it a week prior resulted in approximately 660 calories being burnt. 2. My average heart rate during the workouts has increased more as well. During that same 50 minute session I saw my average heart rate go from 136 to 142 beats per minute. 3. Wearing this sauna suit during the workout was like a step back in time when I began my cardio HIIT. They were really tough at the start and this neoprene suit has added that element back into my workouts. That will get less so over time as the body adapts. Overall I would recommend this sauna suit. It seems really well made and I believe it will last quite some time as I put it through an almost daily torture test. It definitely does what it is supposed to do. I sweat a whole bunch when doing my cardio HIIT workouts and I even sweat quite a bit while doing my yoga routines. Just wearing it casually will make you sweat as well. Only time will tell if it helps me shed a few pounds that I would like to lose. For those who want to carry items with them while wearing this, the pocket in the back of the outfit is huge. I easily fit my phone (GS10) and my wallet back there while out on a walk. I have only worn it for a few workouts now and it is having more of an effect than I thought it originally would do. It is comfortable to wear and it looks good on a male as well (Well, I think so). Would have been cool if they had a few colors to choose from such as an all-black one. Perhaps down the road they’ll have more colors to choose from (hint hint!). I was just happy I found a sleeveless one. Perhaps I’ll try the one with the sleeves in the future and see how it goes. Best wishes and success to anyone who chooses to try this sauna suit to use during their workouts. You should NOT be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2020 by T. A. Nicolai T. A. Nicolai
Color: Grey
Size: X-Large
I am 5'11 235lbs(with a bit of a stomach) and the XL is a great fit. It is a little tight in the stomach but zips up with no problem. I used to train in my 20s so Im not stranger to cutting weight. I always had the only school baggy windbreaker style sauna suit but this is something I've always wanted.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2023 by Byron Greene