Gap Leggings Editor Review | 2020
3 Shopping Editors Test Gap's Most Popular Leggings and Give Us Their Reviews
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Much like shoes, you can never have too many leggings. They're great for yoga, dance classes, running, gym sessions, and even just lounging around. If you need a new pair but don't know where to start, we enlisted our editors to test out the top-rated choices from Gap.
Each editor chose a different style and gave her honest review. Keep reading to see these customer favourites on our staff, then decide which pair is perfect for you.
The Best Leggings That Aren't See-Through
GapFit High-Rise Blackout Full Length Leggings ($42, originally $70)
"There is nothing worse than leggings that become see-through when these stretch, but this pair stays true to its name and that doesn't happen. The high-waisted fit sits comfortably on my hips, so I don't have to worry about pulling them up on my runs. Bonus points: the smooth material never picks up lint."— Macy Cate Williams, senior editor, Shop
The Best Leggings That Go Beyond Your Basic Go-Tos
GapFit High-Rise Sculpt Full-Length Leggings ($56, originally $70)
"I rarely wear leggings, but I quickly added these to my workout wardrobe. They fit comfortably, allowing me to stretch, lounge and walk in them all day." — Shelcy Joseph, assistant editor, Shop
The Best Leggings That Smooth and Shape Your Body
GapFit Full-Length Leggings in Sculpt Compression ($44, originally $80)
"I have more black workout leggings than I can count, but I find myself reaching for these GapFit Full Length Leggings in Sculpt Compression again and again. They're made with compression panels that feel supportive and comfortable for all workouts, from running to weight training. The waistband even features a pocket for my keys and the waist features a drawstring for the perfect fit." — Krista Jones, associate editor, Shop
