- Is this pant good for squatting and deadlifting?
- Yes. The loose cut and stretch fabric give room through the hip and thigh, which is the main reason lifters pick it. It is not a compression tight, so it will not hold the muscle the way a fitted legging does.
- How does it compare with Lululemon's training joggers?
- It is roomier and less tapered than the joggers, with an ankle-length hem instead of a cuffed one. Choose it if you want a loose warm-up layer; choose the joggers for a closer fit.
- Does it run short?
- The ankle-length hem sits above the shoe on average heights and can look short on taller wearers. Size up if you want more length.
- What sizes are available?
- It is listed in XS through XXL, with the US size shown as 22. Check the size chart against your waist measurement, since the loose fit leaves room.
- Is it warm enough for outdoor winter training?
- No. It is a lighter warm-up pant, not a fleece sweatpant. It works over shorts indoors or in mild weather, but it is thin for cold outdoor sessions.
- What is in the box?
- One pair of pants. No belt, shorts or accessories are included.
- Where is the Lululemon Weightlifting Warm-Up Pant cheapest?
- At Lululemon, for $128.00, as of our latest check.