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## My Review of the lululemon Align Leggings

-   **Appearance:** 18/20
-   **Comfort:** 20/20
-   **Fit:** 18/20
-   **Value:** 17/20
-   **Quality:** 18/20

**Total:** 91/100

### Pros

I wore these leggings for a variety of classes including barre, spinning, running, weight lifting, Pilates and yoga, and they were the most ideal for yoga, Pilates and barre (and of course lounging around). I love how they stretch with my body and don't bunch or sag where I don't want them too. The high waist and wide band make it great for bending and yoga poses, too, because it doesn't cut into my skin or cause any discomfort.

These leggings have more of a matte finish, which is what I prefer for athleisure, so I tend to pair them with big sweatshirts or workout jackets. Plus, I cannot stress enough how comfortable they are to wear all day long.

It's super important to take good care of these leggings so they last. This means avoiding higher-intensity workouts and being sure to wash them according to the brand's guidelines which include washing them on cold with like items, and hanging them to dry. The couple of high intensity workouts I've tried in these leggings have caused them to pill more between my thighs.

I love my go-to black pair, but the brand is always releasing new colors and patterns for when you want to switch things up.

### Cons

The pilling of the material is my biggest con. Because my thighs touch, the natural friction causes a buildup of pilling after quite a few wears. Don't get me wrong, these leggings have lasted me a long time, but the pilling decreases the elevated look they have when you first get them.

I've also noticed that even though they do wick sweat, it's easy for them to feel really wet when you're doing a sweaty workout. They obviously absorb what you're sweating out, but when you go to take them off or adjust the waistband, it can feel like you just took them out of the washer. Luckily, you can't _see_ the moisture for the most part, though.