Women's Running leggings & pants

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Running tights for women

Looking for good and functional running tights for women? You're in the right place.
At RunningXpert, we always have a wide selection of training tights for women in various designs from a multitude of different brands.
Whether you need running tights with a pocket for your phone, high-waisted tights, compression tights, or running tights with side pockets, we surely have a pair for you.

How to choose the right running tights

With so many different running tights for women on the market today, it can be hard to decide which model to choose, as the answer varies from person to person.
However, there are several factors to consider before investing in a pair of running tights: the length, thickness, waist height, waist drawstring, and any details like reflectors or pockets.

Length of your tights

First and foremost, consider the length of your running tights.
If you run in warm weather, many prefer a shorter model with bare ankles or lower legs for increased ventilation. This type is also good for those who don't like running in shorts during summer.
If you're heading out for runs in nature, it's always a good idea to choose women's tights with full length for optimal ankle protection against roots, stones, and other vegetation.
Today, many women's full-length running tights feature zippers at the bottom, making them easier to put on and take off.

Thickness of running tights

Running tights for women are available in regular, extra thin, and extra thick materials, to be chosen based on the season you'll be using them.
Many are unaware that winter running tights are made with extra thick and often windproof material, which keeps your legs warm throughout the run, preventing you from returning home with red, cold thighs.
It's also possible to get women's running tights with built-in compression, made with special technologies to increase blood flow when active. Compression tights are particularly good for long runs where legs can feel heavy after many kilometers.

Waist height of running tights

One of the popular models for women's running tights is the high-waisted tights. These provide good support and shape the body in a feminine and flattering way. If you're not a runner and instead looking for regular training tights for women, high-waisted tights are also great as they usually stay in place during exercises that require a lot of movement, such as squats and lunges.
Running tights with a regular waist are also popular among runners who prefer tights with a drawstring, as high-waisted tights can sometimes feel uncomfortable with a drawstring.

Waist drawstring in running tights

Have you experienced running in women's tights that fell down with each step? Consider running tights with a drawstring.
Since running is such an active sport requiring more movement, the importance of fit differs when it comes to regular sports tights and training tights for women and running tights.
As a runner, you want gear that stays in place without distraction, allowing you to perform at your best – hence it's crucial your tights stay put during the entire run.
The drawstring in your running tights allows you to tighten them as much as you wish, making them more reliable than regular women's tights which often only have a thin elastic waistband.

The big hit in women's running tights

Are you among those who have fallen for running tights with side pockets? You're not alone.
Popular running tights with phone pockets have become very trendy in recent years – for good reason!
They allow you to carry your phone in a more comfortable and hassle-free way than before with arm bands, waist bags, or even jacket or vest pockets, which caused annoying movements during runs.
A pair of running tights with a side pocket is often made of the same elastic material as the tights themselves, keeping the phone secured to your thigh while moving. You won't even notice it's there.

Other popular women's running tights

Another model popular in colder months is women's running pants. These are great if you need an extra layer over your regular running tights.
Many women's running pants are also made from extra durable materials with features like wind and water resistance, protecting you from weather conditions like rain, snow, and sleet.