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Women's Sports Tights and Leggings

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24h Women's windproof thermal leggings Elite Lab Run X2
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24h Women's winter leggings Elite Lab X1
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Elite Lab Women's winter leggings X1

Starting at $69.90

$34.95

24h Women's 3/4 leggings Elite Lab X1
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Elite Lab Women's 3/4 leggings X1

Starting at $59.90

$29.95

24h Women's Leggings Elite Lab X1 Windblock
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Elite Lab Women's Leggings X1 Windblock

Starting at $79.90

$39.95

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The women's sports legging is perfect for running, the gym, and yoga: seamless design, high waist, with pockets, 3/4 length for summer, thermal or windproof legging for winter running. All move without slipping.

A seamless legging reduces friction during stretches and floor exercises.

Which sports legging to choose?

The running legging, lightweight and breathable, dries quickly during energetic outings. The fitness or yoga legging, thicker and opaque, stays in place during poses. The seamless model, knitted in one piece, fits the body without causing irritation. The thermal tight, lined, extends the running season when it’s cold.

High waist, pockets and length

The high waist supports the belly and doesn’t slide down during bends. The side pockets can hold a phone, and the zipped pocket in the back is for a key. The 3/4 legging stops at mid-calf for warm days; the long one covers down to the ankle, from spring to winter.

A legging to run in winter

When the temperature drops, a thermal legging, with brushed or lined interior, keeps the legs warm without hindering your stride. Models with windproof panels on the front of the thighs protect against headwinds. Reflective details make you visible at dusk.

An opaque legging for the gym and yoga

For the gym, squats, and yoga, opacity matters: test it by leaning in front of a mirror. A dense material and a gusset in the crotch prevent transparency and uncomfortable seams. A fabric that maintains its shape doesn’t bag at the knees after the session.

Which brands of sports leggings?

Among the brands available: Athlecia for a wide choice of fitness and running leggings, Carpatree for seamless and pocketed leggings, Elite Lab for running leggings, including thermal and windproof options, as well as Under Armour, Freya and Yogaessential. Each legging brand has its fit: compare the size guides.

How to choose your size?

A sports legging should fit snugly, without squeezing the waist or leaving folds at the knees. If you're between two sizes, the smaller one usually fits better, as the material stretches slightly. The waistband should stay in place without a tight string.

How to take care of a sports legging?

Wash it inside out, in cold water or at 30°C, without fabric softener or tumble dryer, as these can damage the elastane and cause pilling. Wash it separately from textiles that shed lint, like towels. Dry it flat to maintain its elasticity.

When to find discounted sports leggings?

Thermal leggings follow the Black Friday and winter sales; lightweight and 3/4 leggings are available during the summer sales. Two chances for a sports legging on sale.

Check the Black Friday sports page in November, the Sales page during sales, and the new sports arrivals page for the latest models. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

Legging or tight: what’s the difference?

The sports tight often refers to a finer, technical running legging. The legging has a broader use, from the gym to the city.

How to tell if a legging is see-through?

Bend forward in front of a mirror, in daylight. An opaque legging shows nothing, even when stretched.

Should you wear underwear under a sports legging?

It’s a personal choice. Many leggings have a gusset that allows this; a seamless underwear avoids visible marks.

Can a sports legging be worn in the city?

Yes, with a long sweatshirt, an oversized shirt, or a jacket. A black legging is the easiest to wear.

Why does my legging pill?

Friction and washing with other textiles cause pilling. A laundry net and air drying help limit it.