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great leggings, get the super high waisted leggings if you carry weight in your belly like me. This past year I have taken up running for my health and quickly realized I needed compression gear to help stabilize my joints. I did some shopping around and decided to invest in this brand of leggings. I tried on a few sets of these leggings before settling on the high waisted size M leggings with pockets.I am a comfortable size 10 pants at Torrid, and have been losing weight. According to my measurements, I started with a size L in the regular high waisted leggings. When I put those on, they felt just like putting on normal leggings. I did not feel much compression so I reordered in a size M. This gave me a decent amount of compression – though I think I’d like even more, honestly. But I know that my waist will probably not be comfortable in a size S. I carry my weight in my belly primarily, so it is what it is.I wear a hip brace when I run to stabilize my si joints and found I need to wear it underneath the leggings so it will stay in place. When I did this on the regular high waisted leggings, the waist kept rolling down and becoming a nuisance during my run. So, I ended up making another exchange and getting the super high waisted leggings in size M. These are perfect. It was the pair I originally wanted to order, but I was trying to find the lowest price and so that was partly why I was trying out the previous pairs. It ended up being one of those things where it really is just worth it to pay the extra $$ to get a comfortable, well-fitting pair of leggings that will stay up and secure while running.

Best non-medical compression leggings I have found. These are not advertised to be medical grade compression but they seem pretty decent for that if you need something that is comfortable and you need a break from medical grade. The fabric is durable and seems to be very good quality. They are comfortable in the legs and in the lower tummy, but too tight in the waist for someone who wears a medium or a regular size 8 which is what was ordered (M). I don’t know if the compression would be as good if a large were ordered but may try. They are not as tight in the waist as some other compression garments that I just cannot wear so I kept them. I would buy another medium if unable to find anything else. At least they stay in place. I am curvy and struggle with leggings which slide down due to having an ample rear end. These are better than many more expensive leggings and better than the affordable Old Navy ones as well.

Great Leggings at a Great Price. I am absolutely thrilled with my compression leggings! These leggings offer a snug yet comfortable fit that makes them perfect for workouts or all-day wear. They provide the right amount of compression without feeling too tight.Considering the quality and benefits, these leggings are a fantastic value for the price.These compression leggings have exceeded my expectations in every way. If you’re looking for comfort, support, and style, I highly recommend giving them a try.

Fabulous. First off, these really are compression leggings. They are probably some of the best compression leggings that I have purchased. I walk at a fast pace, but after hip surgery, I was left with neuropathy in my left light and still had pain in my hip. The compression leggings are so supportive that they keep any feeling of nerve pain at bay. With a lot of compression leggings, my butt looks flattened. Not with these. They have great lift and make you look great from behind. They are on the thin side, so if you are jn a colder climate, you may need to use it as a base layer. I loved the black so much that I purchased a pattern pair as well. Definitely worth the money!

I love the compression. I love how well these pants fit and how well they stayed up while I run. The compression is great the material is soft and not too thick. I am 5’5” 190 I ordered size large, and they fit me very well. I ran 5 miles in them the first day and they were very comfortable. I also love the color options I will be ordering another pair soon!

Runs big. I bought a size down from what the chart said bc ik I wanted to lose weight but they were still big. So maybe order 2 sizes down from the chart.

I LOVE these. Effective compression, but not too constricting. I absolutely love these. I have had trouble with my legs and feet swelling since my 20s, at every weight (from 123 in my early 20s to 220 lbs mid-pandemic). Now at 61 my legs and feet suddenly got painfully worse and I really need to wear compression garments most of the time. I tried one pair of these leggings, and fell in love. As soon as my latest order arrives I’ll have 6 of them!Most important, they are comfortable — so much so that at first I wasn’t sure they would do much good.Before these I had a few pairs of really sturdy, thick, super-constricting leggings. They felt great for a while, but were a serious challenge to get on (and I have good mobility and strength!), and were just too much after 6-8 hours. Ultimately I rarely wore them, because they were such a pain. And if you don’t wear them, they don’t help!These, on the other hand, don’t feel that much tighter than my ordinary leggings. But they are more springy, if that makes sense. They stretch enough that they are easy to put on, and are comfortable all day, but they have enough “squeeze” to seriously help with edema. My legs and feet were happier from day one.I wear them every day, all day (but not for sleeping). I wear them just with a t-shirt for working out. I haven’t really checked, but I’m not noticing any obvious see-through issues. They definitely are athletic-looking leggings you can wear alone, not thin like nylons/tights.When it’s cold I wear them under sweats. At the dojo I wear them under my gi pants. I’ve worn them under jeans for an all-day train trip to L.A. and back, walking around museums, seeing sites, … I was happy to ditch the jeans for the ride home, but the leggings were comfortable the whole day and evening.I’ve worn the black ones (but not with the socks) under skirts, for going out. Is that stylish? Don’t know, don’t care. I think they look fine, and I’m a whole lot more concerned with health and pain-avoidance than I am with looking cute.Some additional details that might be helpful:Note that these leggings go the the ankles, NOT to your feet/toes. Because edema in my feet is a problem I am also wearing knee-high compression socks under the leggings. That’s also what’s causing the lines just below my knees in the photos – those lines aren’t from the leggings.I have the high-waisted (not super-high-waisted) ones, with pockets, in both black and black camo. Totally happy with both.Also, yay pockets! I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max (the big one), in a case, and it easily fits in the pockets with 1/2″ to spare at the top. I keep it there when working out. It’s very secure, and doesn’t interfere with movement at all.Trust the size chart! Don’t rely on your usual size. I typically wear XL, but the chart said 4X, and it was right. At the time I ordered these last month I was 204 lb, with 48″ hips and 40″ waist. I’m down to 195 lbs, 47″ hips, 37.5″ waist and these still are perfect.I’m 5′ 7″ tall, relatively long-legged. These go all the way from my natural waist (about an inch above my bellybutton) to right where my ankles meet my feet. I just measured, while wearing them, and that’s 40″.These are loose around my ankles. Like, baggy. You can see a little “draping” in the photos where they aren’t tight. That’s great because it means they aren’t constricting around the bottom seam, which would actually hinder return circulation. For reference, my calves are 17″ at their widest, and my ankles are 11″.I machine wash them on cool, and hang them to dry. Machine drying might be fine, but I’m hoping to help them keep their stretch as long as possible.

Size chart is off. I need high waisted compression pants for medical reasons. With a 38″ waist, I was going to purchase a 4XL based on the Size Chart. However, after reading some reviews I was unsure as to the sizing, so I asked the question. The manufacturer emailed me and suggested that I try an XL or a 2XL, not a 4XL. I did get the XL, and they are quite snug, which they are supposed to be. I’m afraid that the 2XL might not be snug enough. My only issue is that once I get them on (no small feat for a long legged person), they are quite comfortable, but eating presents a problem unless I eat standing up. So, I will order a second pair in a 2XL and see how that works. They are very well made and do have a sheen to them. I haven’t tried laundering them yet, but plan to do so using a delicates bag on my machine’s delicate cycle. If they shrink one iota, if I manage to get them on, I’ll have to cut them to get them off. (snicker)

Buying more. At firsts I wasn’t sure about these because they felt thin but after wearing them to workout they are now one of my favorite pairs of leggings. LOTS of compression so you don’t feel like you’re jiggling anywhere and the dark colors smooth out any lumps or bumps you may have in your thighs. Not see through at all. They so far have washed well too. I am 5’4 and bought a medium at first because of the tight compression I almost returned for a large but after wearing them I’m glad I didn’t. They are meant to be tight and supportive. Waistband rolled a little but only when I was doing exercises that required alot of bending and it was a minor adjustment not like some pairs that fold halfway down. For the price you can’t beat these.

Sized down one, great for lipedema and POTS. I couldn’t sized down again and will, these still do the job! I’m 5’9″, My waist measures around 37″, give or take an inch, widest area of hip is 50/51″, my thighs are heavy at 31″ at the widest and calves are 19″ widest, 11″ ankles and the 3xl high waist no pockets long black leggings fit beautifully! Long enough too and high enough on my long torso to reach my ribs!These are so comfortable, easier to get on than tights and easy to adjust if I get them twisted while putting on-a superpower of mine. They’re already helping with the POTS nausea I had and with the soreness in my inner thigh from lipedema. Very smoothing too! The fabric is a slippery/breathable soft type and slightly thicker than my other favorite workout leggings, which is a positive.Because I want these for medical compression instead of socks or tights, when I get another pair I’ll size down to 2xl, which is my standard women’s pants size. I don’t think my waist will be strangled at the smaller size and abdomen compression also helps with POTS. I love the gradual compression on my waist, there’s no horrible thin inner waistband, and my ankles aren’t super tight either, just perfect! I wish this style had more colors and patterns! Some cool zebra patterns would be cool to represent for us hEDS/EDS “zebras” – a lot of people with these conditions that require compression have that genetic connective tissue disorder.Please always keep making these forever and keep them at accessible prices!! I’ll try to buy one a month until I have all I need. x