🩳 CW-X Women's Mid Rise Full Length Stabilyx Compression Leggings for Optimal Support and Performance Review

I have been suffering from hip and knee stability issues for over a year. I've been in physical therapy for the last 7 months and have gotten stronger, but I still have annoying daily aches and pains in the SI joint. I have tried many braces and KT tapes to help. KT tape is painful to remove and expensive, braces offer some support but are bulky! I wore these leggings under my jeans to work all day without pain. 1st time in a year! I'm only 5ft tall so I was concerned they would be too long but

I bought these in 2013 and am finally throwing them away due to a few holes in the crotch. They have accompanied me on many, many runs. The reflective detailing on the legs has held up remarkably well over the years; it's definitely cracked and looks a bit dirty, but most of it is still there. After four years of carefree machine washing and drying! I'm 5ft 7in, 125lbs, long torso and bought a small one. (I also bought a medium in a fan model and it always didn't feel quite - tight enough - for

I have connective tissue disease and various other issues that joint stabilization support can help with. While these leggings helped stabilize my pelvis and knees, the bandage around my stomach (just above my belly button) was so tight that I felt nauseous, achy, and bruised around my waist an hour or two after the workout would have. wear. I'm small 5ft 4" and 115lbs and although I'm petite I ordered a medium sized pair. Even then I still had bruises. I'm sending them back because I think…

I rarely write reviews but I was so impressed by them that I had to break my silence. I'm 5ft 3in, 117lbs and checked out the sizing reviews. It wasn't my legs that bothered me so much, it was my waistline - I hate wearing a muffin top! Not sure what size to order, I chose XS. I wanted the tights to be well compressed and not too loose and I knew it might take a little work to put them on. I have no regrets about XS. They're definitely tight to wear, but the waistband goes down to my thighbones

I have Ehlers-Danlos Hypermobility Syndrome and Fibromyalgia. I struggle with muscle pain and hip/sacroiliac/lumbar/knee subluxations on a daily basis without warning. I have every possible bandage and compression device in the world. And I infinitely prefer these leggings to anything else I've bought. Pros: Works like kinesio tape without permanent peeling or skin irritation. Less bulky and tight than neoprene braces. You self-adjust hyperextension) pain relief. God pain relief. Tummy control…

The first pair of CW-X compression pants I bought was a different model and they were five star badass and completely won me over to the idea of the compression pants . I bought this pair with some Amazon points so I didn't pay full price. For the reduced price I paid they are ok. I will not send them back or anything like that. . . but. Well, given the higher price, they're a little disappointing. At first I thought there was a zipped back pocket like the first model I bought, but no, not in…

This is my fourth pair. But not because they are short-lived. I run 20-40 miles in these pants every week, any time of the year (unless it's under 20 and I have another of their pants that I wear for colder weather). They are washed several times, 7 days a week. A pair lasts me about a year. But I keep coming back for more. These are the best running tights I've ever worn. You get the support you need for your entire leg. I wear them even at 100 degrees. You won't even notice they're on you…