CW-X Women's 3/4 Length Stabilyx Tights (Black, Large) Review
| Categories | tight yoga pants |
| Product Code | B002WZ694C |
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| Price | $79.95 |
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Product Details
- Size: L, Large
- Color: Black
- Brand: CW-X
- Model: 125806
- Fabric type: Polyester 80% / Spandex 20%
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.50" h x
6.50" w x
10.50" l,
.54 pounds
Features
- The Stabilyx Tight provides our patented muscle support web for both lower back/core area, the knee joint and surrounding muscles for greater overall stability and endurance.
- Variable Compression for faster warm-up and quicker revovery.
- Breathable and Wicking Coolmax material which pulls moisture away from the body to keep you cool and comfortable.
- CW-X Stabilyx offers benefits for all three areas of our Conditioning Cycle: PREPARE: (warm-up), PERFORM: (endurance), RECOVER: (accelerates recovery form workouts)
- Reflective "flash" and logos provide 360 degree visibility in low light conditions.
- The Stabilyx Tight provides our patented muscle support web for both lower back/core area, the knee joint and surrounding muscles for greater overall stability and endurance.
- Variable Compression for faster warm-up and quicker revovery.
- Breathable and Wicking Coolmax material which pulls moisture away from the body to keep you cool and comfortable.
- CW-X Stabilyx offers benefits for all three areas of our Conditioning Cycle: PREPARE: (warm-up), PERFORM: (endurance), RECOVER: (accelerates recovery form workouts)
- Reflective "flash" and logos provide 360 degree visibility in low light conditions.
Product Description
The CW-X Stabilyx Tight provides optimum Targeted Support to both the lower back/core area and the knee joint and surrounding muscles for greater overall stability, powerand endurance.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
62 of 62 people found the following review helpful.
By H. Ritchey
If you're going to be logging long miles (ie marathon training) then these tights will be a very useful foundation piece for your running wardrobe.The 3/4 length makes them versatile, I have comfortably run in them in weather ranging from 30-60 degrees F. I usually toss a pair of running shorts on over these, but only because I run along the road and prefer having a bit more coverage over my posterior. There is no problem with chafing at all as long as you remember to actually tie the waist, otherwise they may slip down slightly.My legs feel like they are getting better circulation with the compression from these tights, and the firm support across the abs and lower back is a reminder to watch my posture and form. I've been able to run 4 or 5 miles the day after doing a leg workout, and the nagging soreness went away during my warmup. I tend to sit around the house in these for at least half an hour after cool down, and stretch and enjoy the way these feel.These are too expensive for me to justify more than one pair, so I rinse mine out in the shower with me, and they are dry by the next morning. I toss them in the washer about once a week (after 4 or 5 runs), and they're holding up beautifully.I was skeptical about purchasing these, but had heard enough positive reviews that I tried them, and I have been very happy with that choice.Updated March 2011: My tights are still holding up almost two years later, and I've added the CW-X Insulator Stabilyx to the winter rotation. I love my CW-X tights!
45 of 46 people found the following review helpful.
By Dee Wilco
These provide amazing support. However, the length of your thigh plays a big role in how they fit because of the added support system. According to my personal experience I would recommend LARGE only if you normally wear TALL clothing, MEDIUM for AVERAGE, and SMALL for PETITE.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
By Carolina Fuertes Cortez
this was the first pair of cw-x tights that i got. after a couple of weeks i ordered a second one, since i wanted to wear them every day!!! they are more on the pricey side, at least for me, but i've found them totally worth it. i'm training for a marathon this year, so i run a lot during the week and on the weekends, and i alternate between my two pairs. they are holding up nicely and they really provide great support. i notice that i feel way more safe and supported running in these than running with running shorts. i've even improved my marks! anyway, as the weather gets warmer, i find them a bit too warm. but i would recommend them without any doubt to anyone who is or is thinking to get serious about running. it's a great investment. along with my running shoes i think this is the second most important item in my running gear.
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