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I don’t want to say that I’m in love with activewear, but I wouldn’t say that I’m not not in love with activewear. Did that sentence even make sense? One of my favorite places to go for activewear lately? Old Navy! I purchase activewear from a lot of places, but Old Navy has some of the best prices and I’ve been able to get some really great pieces there. Here are some of the things that I’ve picked up over the last few months that I wanted to share through some Old Navy Activewear Reviews.
Old Navy High-Rise Moto Compression 7/8-Length Leggings, Small
I’m in love with Old Navy’s moto pants! They’re so comfortable and so cute. The one thing I will note though is that these are supposed to be ankle length, but since I’m so short, they’re full length on me. But I actually prefer that, so it works for me!
Verdict: Keep
Old Navy Mesh-Back Side-Tie Performance Top, XS
While I typically prefer to work out in tank tops, I sometimes want a short sleeve top. This one is a great option that can also cover my butt. Plus, because of the netting in the back, it still breathes.
Verdict: Keep
Old Navy Performance Muscle Tank, XS
This exact tank color isn’t available anymore, but it’s still available in a bunch of other colors! I wouldn’t have normally gone for a tank like this, but it’s actually super comfortable and good to work out in.
Verdict: Keep!
Old Navy Mid-Rise Mesh-Pocket Compression Leggings, Small
I wanted to include these leggings, but I figured I should note that these were the only ones that I returned. I some how didn’t notice the mesh up the side? Plus, right after these arrived, I was able to get the green moto leggings, I preferred to have those over these.
Verdict: Return
That’s all for now and Old Navy activewear reviews! Would you guys be interested in a more detailed activewear review from different brands? After working in fitness for a few years, I’ve definitely shopped at a lot of different brands and I’ve figured out what works well and what doesn’t. Let me know!
