A yoga-style running pant with a wider, hip fitting waistband and wider at the ankles than the knees. The pant legs are a single layer of fabric, but with a thicker weave than a t-shirt and soft, brushed interior that makes them appropriate for colder weather or warming back up after a chilly run. Moving Comfort obviously puts more attention into style and fit than some of the other brands.

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Moving Comfort’s Chill-Out Bra was designed to take the summer heat and quickly wick away sweat to help you stay cool and dry. For those summer runners who like to run wearing just a bra on top, choosing a bra that doesn’t show off big sweat-soaked spots is also important. For those who run in the winter, choosing a bra that doesn’t soak up sweat and leave you wet, chilled and primed for chafing after an hour is critical. If you are like me and often a victim of post-exercise chilling, you need to look for bras made from a microfiber that can transfer moisture quickly and efficiently and protect you from temperature changes.

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Although a generous waistband and grippers on the compression shorts ensure the Moving Comfort Split Skort stays in place, side splits along the side keep your movement unrestricted.

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Moving Comfort knows how to help a runner move comfortably. The Endurance Running Tight ($60) is cut to flatter all shapes and sizes of running legs, and the thick waist band keeps these tights from digging into a runner’s midsection. Plus, reflective detail help to keep your runner gal safe.

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