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The Contender tights are perfect for long outdoor workouts, thanks to tons of storage with its two secure, side zip pockets and one hidden key envelope. These Fabletics leggings have a supersoft fleece lining that will keep you warm in cold conditions, and their high waist keeps your pants secure as you move about. The leggings are also constructed with Brooks’ DriLayer fabric, a nylon-Spandex mix that will help insulate you and keep you dry. They keep me warm and have pockets that allow me to keep my phone with me while I work out,” Jamelani Zulueta, a runner from Eugene, Oregon, tells SELF. Nike’s Pro Icon Clash Tights are lined with a warm layer of fleece to keep you dry and cozy thanks to its sweat-wicking capabilities.

The quick-drying fabric aids in regulating your body temperature to keep you warm on the run and avoid those post-run sweat marks. These leggings are also a great option for early or late workouts thanks to numerous reflective strips. Brushed fleece traps air between your legs and the leggings, creating a heat barrier to keep you warm,” says Faist. I've had the Athleta's Contender leggings for almost two years, and they are my favorite cold weather leggings to run in,” Hannah Cook, a runner from Greensboro, North Carolina, tells SELF.These leggings are also functional: They’ll keep you from getting too cold while working out in the great outdoors. They are also sweat wicking, so they are great for working out,” Lindsey Quebedeaux, a runner and walker from New Braunfels, Texas, tells SELF. But slipping on a pair of thermal leggings can help take out some of that chill—and give you the boost you need to get out of the (warm) house. According to hiker De Bolton from Cinnaminson, New Jersey, the leggings are great because they keep you warm without having to add layers.

These Aerie leggings are made of the brand’s Warmup fabric, an elastane-and-recycled-polyester brushed fabric that keeps out the chill. These leggings are the most comfortable and cozy leggings—I honestly want to wear them all the time in the fall and winter,” Barb Bryan, an ultra runner and cycler from Calgary, tells SELF. Lululemon’s Fast and Free tights are made of the brand’s Nulux fabric, a lightweight, quick-drying fabric that’s thick enough to pass the squat test. For the last three years of rain, snow, sleet, and sunshine, the Greenlight line has been my go-to,” Alexandria Williams, a marathon runner from Silver Spring, Maryland, tells SELF.Safety is always top of mind when working outdoors, so I am a huge fan of the Run Visible collection from Brooks,” says Williams. They’re a great option for anyone who looks for a little extra compression and support during their workouts. Compression: Compression garments can help improve circulation, and when worn after exercise may even help with recovery.

These leggings are comfy and fitted to my body—the material is thick so it keeps me warm,” says Zulueta. There's a variety in terms of design and style to keep you looking as good as you feel, with highly-technical and flexible materials to keep your focus on training. These fleece-lined leggings from Asics are made of 91% polyester and 9% Spandex, keeping them super lightweight yet structured. The Carbonite 7/8 tights have reflectivity placed in motion zones to help drivers recognize me, which is critical during early morning and late evenings in winter weather. Our training tights and leggings come from reliable brands like adidas, Nike, ASICS, Under Armour, New Balance and PUMA, ensuring great comfort and quality you can rely on.These Free Country compression tights emphasize style and warmth, and have a cute ribbon lattice on each leg for a fashion upgrade. I can work out without worrying about my pants rolling at the waist,” Paige Jackson, an outdoor HIIT exerciser and runner from New Orleans, tells SELF.

The compressive material is great for keeping your blood flowing in the harsh conditions and will make you feel supported and focused on crushing your miles. Still, there are a few common factors to keep in mind that can help you choose a great pair of leggings, Faist says.Grrrl leggings are my go-to for any kind of training, really—for my runs, strength, and HIIT workouts,” Sarah Taylor, a walker and jogger from Toronto, tells SELF.