"When I saw these Sinophant High-Waisted Yoga Leggings were on sale for $6.39 for Amazon Prime Day, I was extremely skeptical. Less than 10 bucks for leggings? Surely they'd rip in half the second I came into Down Dog or disintegrate upon the first wash. Curiosity won out in the end and another YJ editor and I decided to put them to the test on and off the mat."
"First impressions? These *do not* feel cheap. We'd estimate the material to be in the $30 to $40 range based on touch alone. They live up to their "buttery soft" description. Super High Rise The leggings also deliver on the high rise. They landed even higher on my body than I thought they would (several inches above my belly button, although I have a shorter torso), but it didn't bother me because of how lightweight and unintrusive the material is."
"During a 20-minute home practice, which took me into Dolphin, Child's Pose, and Happy Baby, I didn't feel the need to yank the waistband up once, which is impressive. The fabric moved easily with my body and I never felt restricted. Another editor tried them out while sitting at the computer working and found them to also be a comfy work from home option."
Sinophant High-Waisted Yoga Leggings priced at $6.39 prompted skepticism but were evaluated on and off the mat. The fabric felt unexpectedly luxurious and was estimated to be comparable to $30–$40 leggings, earning a "buttery soft" description. The leggings provide a super high rise that sat several inches above the belly button on a shorter torso without feeling intrusive. The waistband stayed in place during a 20-minute practice including Dolphin, Child's Pose, and Happy Baby, and the fabric moved with the body without restriction. Compression is mild and breathable, though those preferring stronger compression may be disappointed. The material is a polyester/spandex hybrid.
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