🏋️ BALEAF Men's Yoga Leggings Running Tights: Pockets, Compression & Performance for Workout, Dance, and Cycling Review

First I bought a pair of solid colors (nylon base). I liked them so much I bought a charcoal (cotton based). They feel different, but both are very comfortable both for sports and as an underlayer on cold days. They feel so great that I never want to take them off. As for the fit, the sizing chart is odd, but don't worry. I'm 5ft 10in, 170lbs and 39in at the hips. The medium fits well (charcoal is a bit tighter), almost like compression pants - perfect. They are very stretchy though, so I think

I bought them for yoga but they are strong enough so now I also use them for winter cycling and at the gym. Fit as expected and they are very flattering if you have a good figure. My girlfriend loves them on me and I've gotten a lot of compliments from my sporting mates. Weighing 5" 11" / 165 lbs. and in good condition these leggings are long enough for my 33 inch inseam, pass the modesty test (unlike spandex leggings), flatter my figure and are very comfortable. I still don't wear them to the…

Excellent men's leggings. I originally bought them for training and running as an inexpensive option to branded leggings, now they're pretty much everything I wear because they fit well and allow a lot of freedom of movement. and bags! Baleaf leggings don't have as much compression as some big name brands, but they are just enough to support the person and not sag. I recommend going one size smaller. I originally ordered a size medium because I wear that with leggings from other brands, but I…

ok it's damn comfy. No, actually I understand why this is important for women. It is incomprehensible why this is not so much for us. Maybe it's just my perception. Anyway, I'm 5ft 6in 32in waist, sort of buddha belly, 43 years old. Fitness is great. Fit but no compression, great length, there is room at the ankle to bend and pull up some material. I like the high waist. I didn't think so because I usually like the low height on a low scale, but I like the flexibility of going through the lower

These tights are so comfortable. I have a pair of Baleaf fleece lined winter tights for winter walks and I need something for spring and fall nights until it gets warmer here in southern Alaska. You are perfect. I was afraid the waist would slide down as there is no drawstring, but the elastic holds it in place. They are soft to the touch and have a matte finish so they don't look as shiny as polyester, nylon, and spandex often have. What I particularly like is the fit. I'm 6ft 2225 and the XXL

I was a little hesitant to try something called leggings but I'm glad I did. These baleaf leggings are ideal for 30-55 degree (F) weather. In sub-zero temperatures the material is probably too thin and I'm in my 55s and wearing shorts. I'm happy to report that they aren't too tight in the crotch (no one will see anything out of place), which bothered me a lot, and they don't sag in that area either. I wear boxer shorts underneath and the leggings are not so tight that the boxer shorts roll up…

6ft 4in 168lbs 12.5% bf 33x36; I was looking for something to run outside in as winter is fast approaching. I usually wear 3 types of spandex shorts or these Nike lined skinny running shorts, none of them keep me warm below 50F/10C. I ended up liking both, I'll keep both. The material looks good, the stitching looks good, although I haven't walked them yet. The side pockets easily fit my LG V30. Some people complain about tights with a center back seam, I'm not that kind of person. It doesn't…