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- Of all the seemingly endless number of workout legging options out there, there are 16 pairs, each from a different brand, that rise above the rest for the Insider Picks team.
- We've found from experience that these leggings, which range from affordable $30 pairs to splurge-worthy $100+ pairs, are great for running, yoga, HIIT, weight training, and other physical activities.
- Below, we break down our picks and explain what kinds of workouts each one is best for.
While the women of Insider Picks all have different fitness regimens and workout routines, the one thing we can agree on is that a good pair of leggings is indispensable.
Whether we're sprinting towards a finish line, lifting heavy things, or finding our centers, we need leggings that let our bodies move the way they need to, don't cause our legs to overheat, and can be worn over and over again for countless workouts.
We found those leggings with the 16 pairs below, which include styles from cult-favorite brands like Girlfriend Collective and Alo Yoga, fitness world standbys like Under Armour and Lululemon, and affordable favorites like Old Navy. We tell you what types of activities (running, yoga, HIIT, etc.) they're best for, and why you should buy them.
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These are our 16 all-time favorite pairs of leggings.
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