I just bought these tights so I could start running in very cold temperatures (10-20 degrees, sometimes subzero). These pants do an amazing job of keeping me warm on my run. They are somewhat thick to keep you warm but they do not weigh you down or restrict movement. They are designed to wick away moisture but my legs do not sweat much so I cannot comment on that feature. They are also very tight and I believe they are meant to be layered underneath a pair of warm-up pants. (At least, that's what I do.) I am 5'3" and the legs are a little long; they are probably ideal for someone between 5'5" to 5'8". 5 stars

Bought these $50 tights for my 16 yo cross-country runner who averages 40 miles a week. Live in Seattle area, so winters average in 30s and 40s and are WET (surprise!). She really liked them and said that they kept her warm without making her hot, and didn't chafe - she didn't really notice them while she was running.

I was worried about the elastic at the bottom - I thought she would object to that - but she said her friend told her that the way to wear the tights is to pull them down over the heel so that they actually go in the shoe. That worked well for her plus her ankles were warm, too. She has long legs, by the way, but she had no trouble pulling the stretchy material down the extra distance.

I was going to buy her a pair of $70 tights at the local REI, so I saved $20 and am very happy! 5 stars

very warm to wear under my security guard uniform, and no one knows I have them on, but me 4 stars

Being a short woman, I was surprised at how well these tights fit me. They are great for movement and warmth. No pockets to put house keys or tissues though. 5 stars

The material for these supposedly "frosty tights" are too thin. Not a great material for Chicago winter running. 1 star