Womens Tall Running Pants

5 Alex
[ I recently tried the Nike Swift Women's High- Waisted 7/8 Running Leggings, and overall, they provide a solid mix of performance and comfort. The leggings offer a snug, supportive fit that stayed in place during my runs, without feeling too tight or restrictive. I liked how the waistband was high enough to provide good coverage without digging in. The fabric was soft and had just the right amount of stretch. The material is extremely breathable, and I never felt overheated during my workouts. The design is sleek and minimalist. What I liked the most about the leggings was the comfort and breathability. Rather I wore them during a long run, strength training or just to run errands they felt light yet supportive. I never had to adjust them during a workout or worry about them sliding down. If I could change one thing, it would be the pockets. While the leggings have pockets, I find it too minimal for storing my phone or keys during a long run. A larger, more accessible pocket would make these leggings even more functional for runners.

5 Millietons
[ These are designed to fit. Other leggings I have are very straight, and then the mfg relies on the elasticity of the fabric to hug your skin. These are made of an elastic fabric( 75% poly, 25% spandex), but also are cut to hug your body parts. Notice how they cut in on the calf to knee, and on the thigh, there are additional seams to hug the body. The ankle fit is really nice and contributes to the leggings staying in place. There is absolutely no stitching at the bottom of the ankle. The fit was excellent( I 'm 5' 7, 155, in a medium) and had minimal stretching after a run. They got a little longer( so I just replaced the ankle higher and pulled them up), but the waist/butt all remained in place. Also wore these to yoga and they were very comfortable. I especially like the skinny drawstring at the inside top. They also have ventilation at the back of the knees, pockets at both hips, and the logo and some subtle design details are reflective. My only complaint is that they 're too nice to be lounging leggings. Definitely comfortable enough to do errands in or lay around the house, but equally as comfortable for run or workout, which is unlikely for high- waisted, techy workout apparel.

5 Brittany
[ My Nike leggings seem so soft and durable and not see through. I am currently 9 months pregnant so unable to try them on, but I ’ m excited to use them once I get my 6 week clearance to work out again.

5 Bailey
[ I just had a baby and have been looking to get into occasional running. Typically my leggings have been more geared towards athleisure. These leggings are perfect for the occasional run, comfortable and soft with the right amount of stretch to hold you in. Good fit. I am 5 ’ 9 and typically like my leggings to hit a little longer but would be great for anyone a little shorter or who prefers to have a small gap of ankle exposed. Nothing socks couldn ’ t fix for me.

5 Melly
[ Four months after the birth of my 4th child, I was unsure how satisfied I ’ d be with the fit and comfort of a running legging. These leggings exceeded my expectations in every way. Comfort around waist( imperative for post- partum), long enough( I ’ m 5 ’ 10 ”), breathable, didn ’ t sag at all after hours of wear, didn ’ t rub, love the pockets( deep enough and held phone sufficiently) … I could go on. Very pleased.