Our selection of Men’s Trousers and Leggings brings together sports bottoms: leggings and tights Elite Lab X1 and Run X2, including winter and windproof versions, Endurance Zane, Tranny and Strong, Odlo Essential and Active Warm, Gore Concurve, Puma Velocity, three-quarter Erima, and training and tracksuit trousers Hummel Lead, Cima and Core.
Run and train, even when it’s cold.
The legging, or tights, has become a staple for runners and male athletes. Fitted, it hugs the legs without chafing, blocks the wind, and supports the muscles. In winter, it keeps the legs warm during cold outings; in summer, a lighter version or a capri that stops below the knee, like the Erima Performance or Elite Lab three-quarters, allows for breathability. It can be worn on its own or under shorts for added coverage.
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For winter, the thermal tights, like the Elite Lab Run X2 or Endurance Strong Winter, have a brushed interior that retains heat. The windproof tights, such as the Elite Lab Windblock or the Endurance Zane and Tranny, add a protective panel on the front of the thighs, the most exposed area to the wind while running. The Odlo Active Warm, from the Norwegian brand of technical underwear, is worn as a base layer. Zipped pockets at the waist or back keep keys and phone secure.
For team sports and indoor training, the training trousers, like the Hummel Lead and Cima, which are closer-fitting and tapered at the ankles, do not hinder movement and allow you to see the work of your footing. The tracksuit Hummel Core, in a knit or woven version, is worn during warm-ups and movement. Choose your fitted tights without creases at the knees, and wash them inside out at thirty degrees, without fabric softener, to preserve elasticity and thermal properties.
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Yes, leggings have become the norm for runners: fitted, they don’t chafe, block the wind, and support the muscles. Those who find them too tight wear them under shorts, a very common combination in trail running and winter.
The tights should be fitted along the entire length without compressing: no creases at the knees or ankles, and a waistband that stays in place while running. Refer to the brand's size guide for waist and leg length.
Below about ten degrees, thermal tights with a brushed interior keep the legs warm. In strong wind, a model with windproof panels at the front of the thighs, like some Elite Lab models, protects where the cold hits.
The capri, which stops below the knee, like the Erima Performance, is suitable for the mild temperatures of spring and autumn. Long leggings protect from the cold, and shorts take over in the peak of summer.
Training trousers, like the Hummel Lead or Core, which are looser than leggings, allow complete freedom for warm-ups and floor exercises. Tapered bottoms at the ankles do not hinder running.