I Wear Baleaf Gear Every Day—And Even I’m Shocked by These Prime Day Deals

I wear these almost every day. I have them in black, gray, navy, and turquoise. I prefer the 8-inch length, but they come in multiple sizes and lengths, so you do you. They’re ultra-comfortable, have enough compression through the high waist to tuck in your bits, and they take forever to wear out. And yes, I do the bad thing and use fabric softener in the wash with them. Who has time to separate?

Need a bit more sun protection and breathability? This is your shirt, guys (or taller ladies like me). It’s comfortable, soft, breathable, and offers UPF 50+ sun protection. They’re a beach fave in my house, but also spectacular for outdoor workouts and chores.

I swear to you, these leggings make my butt look so much better than it has any right to look. They are sensory-friendly (I’m autistic), buttery-soft leggings with sealed seams, sweat-wicking fabric, and a compression, tummy-tightening high waist. They’re incredibly comfortable, and as good for trips to the grocery store as they are for the yoga studio.

My husband loves wearing these shorts for working out or hanging out, and thanks to their 5-inch inseam, I love watching him do it. He swears by their cooling fabric and deep pockets, as well as how nicely they wash without fading or getting all pilled. They’re solid for running, too!

If you’re in the bigger-boob club like myself, you know how big of a deal this really is. This bra does everything. It keeps your ladies in place, keeps the headlights hidden, and doesn’t ride up to give you that bra strangulation event you may have had before. Plus, the seams don’t rub your skin raw, and the straps are thick enough to not dig in.

This is the final boss of sports bras that I wear for speedwork and to HYROX classes, when I know that the girls are going to try their very hardest to escape. Burpees and ski machines cannot compete with this adjustable, zip-front bra.

Can we get a round of applause just for the colors? This Baleaf tank is so light and breezy, and washes like a dream, but it also comes in all the hottest colors. They had the oxblood color about 5 seconds after it started to trend, and let me tell you? It looks good.

My teenager started running last year, and she straight up won’t wear a jacket without thumb holes—except when she wear this shirt. She loves this jacket and wears it all the time. It’s a bit too short for my 6-foot frame, but if you’re 5-foot-8 or under, grab this deal. It has sun protection, made of moisture-wicking material, and the cropped style is cute as heck.

This shirt is excellent for running and working out, but a serious underdog purpose? If you wear a uniform to work, and you’re tired of sweaty layers, this is a dupe for a much pricier version you may know. My husband has to wear a Kevlar vest at work, and he wears these exclusively.

I have this jacket, my husband has this jacket, and my son has this jacket. At around 40 degrees, it’s perfect for running. If it’s over 50 degrees, it’s the best jacket to layer to just hang out at the campfire or to go golfing or fishing. It features UV protection, longer sleeves than other hoodies, and is both light and breathable.