Good quality athletic wear/leggings? Tuckernuck? Lululemon? Athleta? Target?

[Anonymous]

What’s the best brand for athletic tops and leggings? Leggings you can work out in or bend and move without them splitting. Not see thru so you can also stop by the grocery store after (light-ish) exercise.

[Anonymous]

I keeping going back to LLL.

[Anonymous]

Athleta

[Anonymous]

If your at risk for your leggings splitting you're buying them way too small. That is not something I've ever thought about.

[Anonymous]

I think LLL for quality leggings. But size offerings goes to Athleta (I need tall.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If your at risk for your leggings splitting you're buying them way too small. That is not something I've ever thought about.

+1 I’ve never even heard of someone splitting their leggings.

[Anonymous]

Op here. I’ve had issues with seamless leggings while lifting and also tearing after getting caught on equipment. Cheaper brands but I’ve since stopped buying $5/$10 pairs.

[Anonymous]

The best leggings I've found have come from Costco and Amazon. Costco was Danksin and Amazon was Iuga. I've had both brands for about four years and they hold up great. I turn them inside out to wash and hang dry. I like them because they have two big pockets and one small waistband pocket for keys.

[Anonymous]

I had no idea Tuckernuck had athletic wear !!

[Anonymous]

I buy LLL dupes from Amazon. The clothes wear faster than actual LLL, but they are 1/5th the price and they are way more than offset by having to replace time to time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I had no idea Tuckernuck had athletic wear !!

The Tnuck employees just can't help themselves. Y'all are as transparent as a pair of 2013 Lululemon leggings.

Athleta for gym. LLL for running.

[Anonymous]

I have LLL and love them but honesty my favorite are sketchers GoWalk high rise. I bought them from Costco for like $14 4+ years ago and they’re still kicking. Costco seems to rotate them, but you can still get them for like ~$35 on Amazon.

[Anonymous]

Vuori - the softest leggings ever

[Anonymous]

I have some from Old Navy and Athleta that are great quality, but because they're great quality, they're 5+ years old. Not sure newer versions are as good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Op here. I’ve had issues with seamless leggings while lifting and also tearing after getting caught on equipment. Cheaper brands but I’ve since stopped buying $5/$10 pairs.

What brands? I am in leggings exercising 5 to 6 days a week and have literally never had this happen. For what it’s worth I wear almost exclusively Athleta with a few Lululemon. I tried target and Old Navy once but they felt terrible when I wore them meaning they just weren’t comfortable and you could tell the fabric was cheap.