I'm a dog owner, and these pet hair-repelling leggings changed my life!

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No Pomeranian, Pekingese or Persian can sully these leggings with pet poofs. (Photo: Amazon)
No Pomeranian, Pekingese or Persian can sully these leggings with pet poofs. (Photo: Amazon)

My house is covered in pet hair. It's one of the best, um, perks of being a pet owner — I have a fluffy cat that leaves every surface covered in a blanket of downy fur, and a Pomeranian mix that leaves a trail of fluff, dirt, and who-knows-what-else every time she comes back from a romp outside. Naturally, I learned to avoid dark-colored clothing if I'm home — between my cat's snowy white tufts and the dog's tan poofs, virtually every clothing item I have is covered in the stuff even without my having to touch them. That is, except for one pair of miracle pants.

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The CRZ Yoga Women's Naked Feeling Workout Leggings aren't advertised as a pair of pet-proof leggings, so I didn't think much of them when I first got them. However, after wearing them to walk the pup and do some chores around the house, I was shocked at just how little lint and dust they picked up — and virtually zero pet hair. They looked just as clean as when I pulled them out of my drawer. Interested? If you have Amazon Prime, you can have them shipped to you for free, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Wear them to work out, lounge around, and (of course) run after your four-legged fluffies. (Photo: Amazon)
Wear them to work out, lounge around, and (of course) run after your four-legged fluffies. (Photo: Amazon)

I decided to put them to the test, to ensure that they truly don't pick up even the most stubborn hair my pets leave behind. I played with the cat. I chased the dog. We all cuddled. Still no pet hair. It was like some sort of reverse magnetism.

Turns out the magic is in the fabric. It's a mix of stretchy spandex and polyamide that feels slick to the touch. Despite how light and slippery the material is, the leggings don't roll or slide down, even as you're stretching, bending or chasing after your dog after they ran off with something they scavenged from the trash. The CRZ Yoga leggings also offer a touch of compression, so they suck you in and hug your curves, and the high rise and double-seam waistband offers plenty of tummy support.

The leggings come in over 43 different colors and range in size from 2XS to 2XL. They also have more than 19,000 five star reviews, including plenty of equally eager pet parents.

Writes one cat mama: "Love these! Actually one of the best pair of leggings I have ever owned. Priced right, great fit, tummy control. Fabric is pet hair-resistant a real plus since I own three cats with lots of white fur! Cool perfect stretch for yoga, yet dress them up and they're great for anytime."

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Like us, you'll go to the mat for these CRZ yoga leggings once you've tried them. (Photo: Amazon)
Like us, you'll go to the mat for these CRZ yoga leggings once you've tried them. (Photo: Amazon)

"These leggings are perfect and super flattering," another chimed in. "They also do not attract pet hair! I have a very fluffy dog and cat that shed tremendously. I can lounge in these leggings on the floor or couch and no hair sticks to them."

The most resounding compliment, however, comes from shoppers who liken them to a much more expensive pair.

"I have been a devoted Lululemon shopper for more than 10 years," a shopper shared. "I wear their clothes all the time for both working out and lounging... However, CRZ yoga is the greatest thing to happen to me since...I don’t even know. These leggings are a quarter of the price of Lululemon and I like them much more. This is comparable to the Align legging, but no pilling and it wicks moisture."

Another enthusiastically noted: "Ladies! Look no further! These are your PERFECT Lululemon Align dupe!!!! They are buttery soft, but my personal favorite is they are a smidge more compressive than Lulu! They are so freaking comfortable and the perfect length.... I will literally be ordering these in every single color and am never spending $100 on a pair of Lulus again!!!!!"

One reviewer summed it up best: "Absolutely love these. Feels like magic on your legs."

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