The Best Cheap Leggings With Pockets Under $65
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Whether you are heading out to run 10 miles or your daily errands, a good pair of leggings is a must. But while they are often the comfiest pant choice, they do come with some disadvantages—namely the lack of pockets. To help solve your dilemma, we've gathered up some of our favorite affordable leggings with pockets. These picks all fall under $70 and are sure to become staples in your everyday wardrobe.
The 8 Best Leggings With Pockets
What to Consider
Pockets
Not all leggings with pockets are created equal. There's nothing worse than finding yourself pocketless on a run—except for finding your phone on the ground because your pockets are too baggy or small to hold your necessities.
If you want pockets that will do you right, opt for mid-thigh, forearm-to-elbow deep pockets that are made with the same stretchy material as your leggings. This will help keep the contents from bouncing around—or out—as you move.
Additional pockets in the waistband are also great for smaller, more precious necessities like keys, cards, or energy gels on workout day. Look for at least one built into the inside of the waistband and, ideally, a zippered pocket in the back.
Silhouette and Material
Thick, high waistbands make all the difference in keeping your leggings snug, secure, and in place. The more you shove into your many pockets, the heavier your pants will get, and if you have to hold onto your waistband to keep them from falling down, there isn't really a point to all that storage. For extra support, opt for leggings with a drawstring around the waist. This works particularly great if it hits above your hips as the non-elastic, double-knotted tie likely won't slip over your hip bones.
How We Selected
To find the best options among the many cheap leggings with pockets out there, we researched the most popular models available and also consulted reviews written by people who have purchased and worn these leggings. While we didn't test these leggings specifically, we have tested dozens hundreds of leggings in the past—not to mention the ones we own and run in ourselves, so we knew exactly what to look for. Of course we included a pair for the runners out there, but also picked some that are great for yoga, lifting, or even just lounging around to find the eight best leggings with pockets for 2023.
Pros
- Good color options
- Multiple pocket sizes
Cons
- Too short for some
These leggings come in a pack of two, and come in at only $25. You can load up on staples with a two-pack of black, or get a pack with two different colors. Each pair has two side pockets as well as an inner waist pocket, which is great for holding keys during a run. You can also get a single pair for $16 if you aren't sure about investing in two.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XS–XXL |
| Pockets | 3 |
Pros
- Lots of length, color, and style options
- Don't slide down
Cons
- Not the deepest pockets
It’s hard to ignore the tens of thousands of positive reviews attesting to the quality and fit of these Lululemon dupes. Customers claim that they’re soft yet durable and won’t slide or roll down while running. They’re great for yoga, lifting, or running errands. Plus, this cheaper option comes in full-length and 3/4-length versions as well as fleece-lined models for cold days.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XS–XXXL |
| Pockets | 3 |
Pros
- Very lightweight
- Squat-proof
Cons
- Limited size range
For a super soft legging, this pair from Crz Yoga is designed to feel like you have nothing on. They’re surprisingly squat-proof (as in, they don’t become see-through when the fabric is stretched) for how lightweight they are. They come in every color of the rainbow and then some.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XXS–XL |
| Pockets | 2 |
Pros
- Adjustable length
- Trendy design
Cons
- Pockets could be deeper
Flared leggings may seem like a thing of the past, but they've recently come back in style and we're here for it. This comfy pair has side pockets that are big enough to hold your phone, and the placement of the pockets doesn't send your phone jabbing into your hip when you bend over. Plus, they're great for people of all heights, as you can cut them to the length you prefer and don't have to hem them.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XS–XXXL |
| Pockets | 2 |
Pros
- Super comfortable
- More relaxed fit
Cons
- Not as secure as other options
These cheap leggings are best suited for low-impact sports or lounging, but they’re worth browsing because they’re super soft and stylish. While they almost look like joggers, they fit like tight leggings. The ribbed material at the waist and ankles helps to keep them in place while working out, and gives them a cute design.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XXS–XXL |
| Pockets | 2 |
Pros
- Very high-waisted
- Extra large pockets
Cons
- Thick material might get hot
Not only are these leggings made with super thick material, but they also come in tons of different color options and a several different lengths.
They are super high-waisted, which is great for wearing with crop tops or sports bras. The high waist is thick, too, preventing it from falling down mid-run. The pockets are huge and stretchy—big enough to hold even a water bottle in a pinch.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XS–XXXL |
| Pockets | 2 |
Pros
- Very warm but flexible
- Lots of color options
Cons
- Can trap sweat
In the coldest winter months, opt for thick, fleece leggings like these ones to stay cozy without extra bulk. They still have all the stretch and give you need to move around comfortably without costing too much, and the high waist both helps keep you warm and prevents them from sliding down. They have two side pockets as well as an interior and back pocket, which gives you plenty of storage.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XS–XXXL |
| Pockets | 4 |
Pros
- Comfortable and supportive
- Mesh panels behind knees keep you cool
Cons
- Only 2 colors
While pocket leggings are great for holding your phone, wallet, keys, and whatever else you want to shove in there, they can cause issues when running.
If the pockets are not deep or wide enough, or the waistband begins to slip, you're suddenly focusing on keeping your phone from falling and not on your strides. However, these were designed specifically for running, so they have features like extra deep pockets, a zippered back pocket, and waist ties to keep them secure and in place.
Key Specs
| Sizes | XXS–XXL |
| Pockets | 4 |
Before joining Runner's World, Gabrielle Hondorp spent 6 years in running retail (she has tested top gear from shoes, to watches, to rain jackets which has expanded her expertise—and her closets); she specializes in health and wellness, and is an expert on running gear from head-to-toe. Gabi began her journalism career as a Digital Editorial Fellow for Runner’s World and Bicycling Magazine, and has since advanced to a Runner's World Editor specializing in commerce. She has a double degree in English and Media and Communication from Muhlenberg College where she also ran cross country and track.
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