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1. On Tights Long Design and Materials The On Tights Long are made with a mix of reused polyamide and elastane, giving a lightweight and stretchy fit. Delicate pressure holds you in, and a wide, flexible belt stays set up while keeping you comfy."The Women Tights Long have a truly exceptional feel. The texture feels thick, yet breathable, smooth against the skin, and with the ideal measure of stretch," says one reviewer.Two buttons on the rear of the belt make it simple to layer with waterproof items should the weather conditions get stormy. Additionally on the rear of the belt are three covered compartments to stash keys, gels or different basics. "I like the high midriff fit in the ladies' leggings," says one commentator. "They're complimenting and they likewise have pockets, which is vital for a decent pair of tights."Reflective strips on the upper thighs add additional perceivability, which is key for winter morning or late evening runs.If you've at any point experienced difficulty pulling off your leggings after an exhausting run, you'll see the value in the convenient lower leg zippers on the lower part of the On Tights Long. Simply open up the zippers to effortlessly get out of your leggings and into the shower. A few commentators saw that the fit was a touch more cozy than other running tights"If you're between sizes, I'd suggest evaluating in the Tights Long," one analyst says. On Tights Long Performance The On Tights Long flawlessly mixes solace and execution in a lightweight, snazzy bundle. Made with quality materials, these leggings are sufficiently thick to keep you warm without gauging you down."These leggings are truly agreeable on the run. Since the material is thicker, it doesn't move or move around," one commentator says.Extra cushioning over the knee adds a layer of security, to keep your joints warm in the cold.Reviewers saw how comfortable the leggings felt, even on sharply cool days."I viewed them as warm and agreeable on a chilly daytime running in the mountains of western North Carolina," one analyst says.