Best Products Style Fashion Why You Should Fly in Compression Leggings — and 12 Pairs to Try By Katie Fish Published on December 17, 2018 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently research, test, review, and recommend the best products—learn more about our process. If you buy something through our links, we may earn a commission. Courtesy of Retailers We all have that pair of pants we reserve for a long day of traveling — one that isn't too tight, has a bit of stretch, and is cute enough for the grand arrival at your final destination. Some swear by traveling in denim for its versatility, while others will only wear their joggers for comfort (thank you, athleisure trend). But some people, like model and entrepreneur Karlie Kloss, choose compression leggings. Kloss told us that changing into on a pair of compression tights is the first thing she does after boarding the plane for a long flight. 15 Cozy Cardigans to Keep You From Freezing on a Plane CW-X Stabilyx Tight Courtesy of Zappos These top-rated compression leggings provide targeted support to the lower back, core, and the knee joints and surrounding muscles. To buy: zappos.com, $110 Homma High-waist Leggings Courtesy of Amazon These thick performance leggings come in a variety of fun colors that you can mix and match within your travel or workout wardrobe. To buy: amazon.com, from $15 Puma Everyday Graphic Leggings Courtesy of Amazon Not all compression leggings have to be solid — try a pair with an eclectic pattern like these by Puma. To buy: amazon.com, from $35 Old Navy High-rise Compression Leggings Courtesy of Old Navy Old Navy’s uncomplicated high-waisted legging is a great budget pick. To buy: oldnavy.com, $30 Ultracor Ultra Botanical Leggings Courtesy of Nordstrom Made of a silky Italian compression fabric, these mid-rise leggings are just as supportive as they are stylish. To buy: nordstrom.com, $198 Lululemon 'All the Right Places II' Pant Courtesy of Lululemon Lululemon's "All the Right Places II" pant lives up to its name with zoned compression for support where you need it. To buy: lululemon.com, $128 Gap GFast Mid Rise Leggings in Sculpt Compression Courtesy of Gap These next-to-skin compression leggings are moisture-wicking and the contoured seams will help to prevent chafing. To buy: gap.com, $80 CompressionZ High-waisted Leggings Courtesy of Amazon The tight fit of these leggings will support your circulation and hug your curves in the best way. To buy: amazon.com, $30 Outdoor Voices 7/8 Springs Legging Courtesy of Nordstrom These stylish Outdoor Voices leggings are wildly popular for a reason. The brand's proprietary "textured compression" fabric feels comfortably snug, sculpts the body, and is made to last. To buy: nordstrom.com, $85 Nike Epic Lux Cropped Compression Leggings Courtesy of Nike Nike made this pair of plus-size compression leggings comfortable with a wide, drawstring waistband and a super breathable fabric. To buy: nike.com, $51 (originally $85) Girlfriend Collective High-rise Legging Courtesy of Girlfriend Collective Everyone is loving these ethically made compression leggings by Girlfriend Collective, which are available from sizes XXS to 6XL. They come in numerous colors and the fabric is made from recycled water bottles. To buy: girlfriend.com, $68 Under Armour ColdGear Authentic Leggings Courtesy of Under Armour Designed to keep you warm while training outdoors in the winter, these second-skin-like leggings have an ultra-snug fit. Also, the welded seams ensure you won't chafe. To buy: underarmour.com, $50 Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit