Anonymous wrote:Isn't it more about wearing the correct size than the brand?

This is what I was going to say. If your pants are not staying put they're either too small or too big.

Alo brand. I also try to stick with high waited only as it makes a huge difference.

Anonymous wrote:Old navy high rise compression. I’ve worn them all including the pricey brands.

+1 - wear these every single day now!

Lululemon, hands down.

Old navy high rise compression. I’ve worn them all including the pricey brands.

Isn't it more about wearing the correct size than the brand?

Zella leggings from Nordstrom. The best.

Old Navy is my go-to. And they're having a sale now. I also like high waisted seamless leggings from GymShark. You can get knockoffs on Amazon.

Anonymous wrote:Ultracor ultra high rise. They are $$$ but stay out- especially if you have a small waist and bigger hips

*stay put

Ultracor ultra high rise. They are $$$ but stay out- especially if you have a small waist and bigger hips

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Anonymous wrote:I've owned a pair of Lululemon leggings since 2012 and they stay up just as well and look brand new even though they've been washed a million times over all these years.

Do you know what style of Lulu they are? I find their Align pant not great for running or high impact

Align is not meant for running. And you need to size down in them or so that is what I was told when i bought mine.

I am not the above poster but I love my Lululemon fast and frees for running

NP. Agree with the fast & frees. They are great for high impact, sweat workouts. My only gripe is that they seem to stretch out over time, even washed with other workout wear and line dried. A new pair should be quite tight and compressing, but for the most part I think they run true to size. They work well for someone like me who is bigger in the thighs than waist.

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Anonymous wrote:I've owned a pair of Lululemon leggings since 2012 and they stay up just as well and look brand new even though they've been washed a million times over all these years.

Do you know what style of Lulu they are? I find their Align pant not great for running or high impact

Align is not meant for running. And you need to size down in them or so that is what I was told when i bought mine.

I am not the above poster but I love my Lululemon fast and frees for running

Anonymous wrote:I've owned a pair of Lululemon leggings since 2012 and they stay up just as well and look brand new even though they've been washed a million times over all these years.

Do you know what style of Lulu they are? I find their Align pant not great for running or high impact

I've owned a pair of Lululemon leggings since 2012 and they stay up just as well and look brand new even though they've been washed a million times over all these years.

I'm looking for any suggestions for good work out leggings that don't ride down when you run. I'm a little curvy in the hips. TIA!