Will R asked the question in Let's Run…
I have always found them all to be much of a muchness - for the amount of time you'll use them I would think any for circa £20 will do what you need them for (not sure you need to worry too much about seams etc) want http://tribesports.com/products/running/running-clothing/running-tights?page=1
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Yeah I will have a browse this week, 20 pounds seems to be plenty on some running tights which I certainly will not use all year round.
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I've got a pair of Skinz compression tights, bit pricey, but keeps the cold out and the aches at bay, sorted!
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There are shops out there William you can get good Salomon or ronhill or montane tights for 15 pound or so. I personally would not invest more than 30 pound in a pair of tights...especially when I know it costs them 2.50 to manufacture them. I prefer paying 15 and giving the 15 to charity
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I bought these a while ago: Nike Element Shield Running Tights . Really happy with them for low temperatures. Keep u nice and warm, and feel pretty nice. Also have these: Nike Pro Combat Thermal Extreme Base Layer Leggings Black but they are not suitable for low temperatures ( less than 4 degrees).
Good thing is that you buy them once. U can see it as an investment =)
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got some good Karrimor running tights for around £10 from the trek and field shop/website, and they work great and look good!
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normal speedo tights have been working for me... and thats on long runs
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