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    Everlast Energy Studio Pants Review

    By Cindy | November 10, 2007

    energy-studio-pant.jpgWith the breeze and slight chill in the air, I decided to try on the Everlast Energy Studio Pants provided to conduct this review for my run around the neighborhood. Everlast Energy Studio Pants fulfilled it’s promise, “With all you try to fit into one day, it’s nice to have one thing you can count on.” The sleek, smooth material fit nicely and kept me warm throughout the run. I was impressed with the Everdri technology that blocked the wind and tempered the chilly outside temperatures.

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    Everlast products are high quality. They are strong, durable and designed for a woman’s body. For the Energy Studio Pants, the snug fit prevents chafing around the thighs, and the bootleg cut allows freedom around the ankles. I really liked the small hip pocket for my iPod and small items like my Y id card. Reasonably priced at 32.99, I look forward to wearing these pants for many years to come. Yes, their products stand the test of time. You can check out the large selection of Women’s apparel on Everlast’s Website.

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