Nike launches new workout tights and pants as part of the new Nike Pants Studio, a concept designed to give athletes more choice and enhance their workouts with apparel that was made for specific activities.

“We are designing for every athlete — no matter what activity they’re doing,” says Jamie Lee, Senior Design Director for Nike Women’s Training. “On top of expanding the styles, we’re giving choices for materials, finishes, feel, rises, lengths and features.” Think of it like a denim bar for your workouts.

“We know that many women do different types of workouts, and for each workout, there is something they need functionally from their tight or pant that isn’t the same across all the activities,” explains Lee. “So, now we have styles that are more for the studio, for traditional training workouts and even a team-oriented tight.”

PUSH, PULL, LUNGE, SQUAT, BEND AND ROTATE IN THE NIKE POWER TIGHT

The Nike Power Tight, at retail for Php 3,095.00 is for your everyday overall training exercises. It has a new bonded waistband that provides more support while still being really flexible so you won’t feel constricted during core exercises. It’s midrise in the front and curved higher at the back to keep your butt covered during deep squats and deadlifts.

FLOW, PULSE OR PLIE IN THE NIKE SCULPT TIGHT

For those calm yoga days while you want to get as much length through your spine and to feel grounded in your feet, don’t fret. The Nike Sculpt Tight, at Php 2,595, is designed to enhance your flexible workout techniques; with powermesh on the back removes a layer of material for improved ventilation. There are no side seams, so you can move freely and feel flexible. A small external pocket on the back holds essentials.

GET YOUR SPIN ON IN THE NIKE FLY TIGHT

Taking a spin class? The bike may not move, but you certainly do. Which is why you’ll need the Nike Fly Tight, retail at Php 3,095. You’ll do sprints, get in and out of the saddle and sometimes even pick up light weights. And the vibe is typically and most probably intense. “We built the Fly Tight, to provide a tight but unrestricted fit for high mobility, and determined the exact length that spin class consumers prefer, which is just below the knee but not too far down on the calf that it constrains her movement,” says Lee. The designers also used a new stitching to minimize any chance of irritation or discomfort once you heat up.