AUROLA Workout Leggings for Women Seamless Scrunch Tights Tummy Control Gym Fitness Girl Sport Active Yoga Pants

VERY Comfortable, and Flattering without Having Weird Butt Ruching
I bought these in two sizes to figure out which would be best – I’ve got a pretty athletic build, and despite being rather skinny I sometimes need to size up in leggings.These leggings were great. I’ve had a couple of various butt-show-off-y leggings in the past, and I think these might actually be my favorites (and I’ve liked my other ones!). These are very form fitting without the “seam” in the butt being brutally obvious. I hate the look of leggings that have visible fabric ruching in the butt (frankly I think it makes it look like you’re trying too hard to show off your butt), and these do a GREAT job at hugging your curves without making it look like your butt is eating your leggings…They stretch a shocking amount. When I took them out of the bag I actually laughed because I thought there was no way they would fit – but they are VERY stretchy. Even the Smalls were comfortable, but I did choose to return them because the Mediums just clearly fit better without giving me any kind of fat/skin spillover at the waistband. So if you’re someone who is typically between sizes (or who has more of a belly), I’d suggest sizing up. For context, I’m 5’6″, 130lb, 28″ waist and 36″ hips (although these are so stretchy they could easily accomodate a range above/below that).Both sizes were comfortable, both were “squat proof” (at least in a nude thong) and both allow for a ton of range of motion, and neither gapped at the waist (which is my usual complaint with high-waisted leggings!).The only “caution” I’ll offer is that these babies really are skin tight – which is why I like them! But realistically that means you need to wear a (probably nude) seamless thong to avoid any kind of panty lines. Even a non-seamless thong won’t cut it. The fabric seems pretty opaque to me, but I’ll be sticking with nude underwear juuuust in case.All that said – these are great, definitely my new favorites! I plan on getting a couple other colors when some of my other old leggings kick the bucket 🙂

Stylish form fitting and stay in place
These leggings are perfect for my workouts! They’re stylish, form-fitting, and super flattering. The material is soft and comfortable, and I love that they stay in place—no rolling down, even during intense workouts. The fit is great, but they are not tall girl friendly—I’m 5’6” and got an XL, and they sit above my ankles. Still, they’re a great choice for anyone looking for high-quality, supportive leggings that feel as good as they look!

Alphalete dupe worthy !
I absolutely LOVE this brand of legging. I’ve tried Alphalete, gymshark, NVGTN, DFYNE, Oneractive, and many other Amazon brands. These fit just like Alphalete Amplify if not, even better. I’ve had Alphalete pop open on the thigh seams and the butt seam but that hasn’t happened in my 2 or so years of buying these. They’re compressive but very stretchy and if you pull the sides of the butt too the middle, the fabric stays perfectly giving each individual cheeks its own attention. No Uni-Butts here. Im usually a size Small but I order these in XS and they don’t budge or roll and they don’t suffocate me.I’m 5’5 and approx 140-145 pounds. Athletic build.I’m adding a few photos to the review for reference of Alphalete vs Aurola and NVGTN vs Aurola.I have already gotten rid of all my Gymshark vital leggings because they game me a Uni butt and slid down a lot of the times I thought. I kept having to cram the seam back up my bum to give each cheek its own attention. $54 leggins from gymshark, and I like Aurola WAY more for 30-35$. NVGTN are longer, but as you see in my photos, even being shorter, the Aurolas are plenty long and I’m 5’5”. NVGTN IS VERY WIDE in the waist and overall very underwhelming. Good price but for the same price, Aurola hits all the points. Alphalete is almost identical to Aurola. From the waist to the legs to the butt. Alphalete is slightly longer but I’ve found the texture, compression, and durability of both are identical. The big difference? Alphalete runs $72 or so a legging and Aurola is $35. I’ve stopped buying Alphalete after spending probably over $5,000 with them on their amplify collection. I still love them, but for the price, Aurola is a hard competitor.

Poor material
I got a pair of these for Christmas. I quickly ordered 3 more only for them to start to pilling after I wore them once. Not sure what happened with these ones. One of them also had a small hole on the butt that I didn’t see until after I started my workout! I really like the feel and fit of them, but the material seems thin and cheap.

Lo compre para mi mujer, se le ve muy bonito y le resalta mas la pompa. No se transparenta, es decir no se le ve el chon.

Very see threw even with sizing up