Reading Time: 4 minutes Review: Fabletics for Marathons to Mellow Moments
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This is a sponsored review for Fabletics originally published by Rachel several years ago. It has since been updated and refreshed.
For anyone with an active lifestyle, you know how important good, quality clothes are. A bad pair or leggings or socks can make for a painful run.
In addition, an uncomfortable outfit can cause an uncomfortable yoga experience.
Since I workout often with Camp Gladiator and was training for the 3M Half Marathon, I was thrilled when Fabletics reached out to me for a review.
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About Fabletics
Before trying Fabletics, I had heard of the brand and seen the advertisements but did not know much about it.
Together with Kate Hudson, TechStyle Fashion Group Co-CEOs, Don Ressler and Adam Goldenberg, launched Fabletics in 2013.
They had noticed a lack of high quality, stylish, affordable gear in the activewear marketplace. Now, Fabletics offers clothing to inspire you to stay active and “Live Your Passion.”
Choosing a Half Marathon Outfit
Because there were so many choices, I had a hard time picking out just one top and one bottom. Ultimately, I decided on the High-Waisted Mesh Powerhold Leggings and Lana Tank.
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I liked the look of both of these products and after reading the details and reviews on the website, I had made my decision.
Taking the Fabletics Marathon Outfit on a Test Drive
Before, my big run, I wanted to take my new Fabletics outfit on a test drive.
In 39 degree weather, I went for a run in the neighborhood. Before the run, I was worried the pants would not be warm enough because of the mesh.
But, the leggings kept me warm, without being overly hot.
When I started the run, I had a long sleeved top over my tank, but during the run, I removed the outer shirt.
The Lana tank was comfortable and not too constricting.
The Ultimate Test: Fabletics for a Half Marathon
Then, it came time for the ultimate test. On Sunday, I wore my new Fabletics outfit for the half marathon.
During the 13.1 miles, this outfit kept me comfortable and dry and I looked stylish running through the streets of Austin.
Buying Clothing from Fabletics
The clothes from Fabletics would be great for those running marathons, but also wonderful for mellow yoga classes.
Head over to the Fabletics website and look at all of the choices!
You do not have to have a membership to purchase items.
Although, having a membership will give you significant discounts. If you are having a hard time choosing an outfit, then take the quick lifestyle quiz to get personalized outfit picks for you and your workouts.
Is Fabletics Good Quality?
In my exerience, the fabric of Fabletics’ clothing is durable, comfortable, and breathable, making it ideal for both intense workouts and casual wear.
What stands out about Fabletics is their attention to detail in design.
Overall Fabletics Review
Overall, I love my Fabletics outfit and would recommend it to others.Â
Their products frequently feature unique and trendy designs that align with the latest fashion trends in activewear. This not only makes their clothing functional for workouts, but also stylish enough for everyday wear.
One aspect of Fabletics clothing that is the fit, as they offer a wide range of sizes and styles to accommodate different body types.
I consider Fabletics’ price point to be reasonable for the quality offered. I like Fabletics.
If you have any questions about Fabletics or the outfit I chose, then let me know.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Fabletics. The opinions and text are all mine.
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Rachel is an Austin blogger, educator, mom, wife, young breast cancer survivor writing about health, saving money, and living a happy life in Austin, Texas.
Rachel has written for HuffPost and Hometalk and has been featured on KXAN, Studio 512, Fox 7 Austin, and CBS Austin.