Lululemon Athletic Apparel Review | Pace Breaker & T.H.E. Shorts | Drysense & Metal Vent 2.0 Shirts

After reviewing two smaller athletic apparel lines, Ten Thousand and Vuori, I decided to check up on the brand that, I think, started "high end" athletic wear...Lululemon. Is Lululemon still what it once was, or are its competitors gaining on them?
0:00 Intro
0:17 Important Announcement and thank you!
1:09 Lululemon...the brand that started it all?
2:15 Lululemon history
4:28 What's in the Box?
4:56 What I bought to test
7:01 Trying them on
9:34 Testing the clothing
10:29 Pros & Cons
11:38 Price, Performance & Staying Power...Final Tally
13:56 Outro, Likes, Subscribes, Notification Bell & IG
Unfortunately, I can no longer include links to the articles where I did my research without it adversarially affecting my videos. So, I will no longer be doing this.
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[@Nick_Lewis]

I actually worked for lululemon back in 2005 here in Vancouver and I still have clothing that I bought back then! It’s pricey but on a per use basis, it’s lasted me way longer than UA or others. I do swear by ten thousand shorts though!

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Lewis, that’s awesome you worked at the original Vancouver store! Also, good to know the clothes last so long. They are extremely comfortable.

[@dangho345]

Great objective review Curt! Will definitely check out the rest of your vids

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Thanks Dang!

[@jackedbyjade]

Great info on the shorts. I switched to the Drysense shirts in large for all my gym days but now I needed shorts. After seeing yours I think large shorts in 7 inch is good. Thanks bro

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Thanks Jack3dbyjade. Glad the video helped out! I can’t quite pull off the 5” shorts, so the 7” is my go to 🤣.

[@20thcenturyboy85]

Thanks for your video. I watched a bunch of your great vids (just starting to get into the athleisure look for myself and seeking some alternatives to Lulu). These Lululemon items seem great on you (even when compared to other upscale brands). The Lulu designs also come across as being more "beach-like" and "laid back" in style than the other brands (but this also could be due to your long hair!).

[@FitnessFinance4u]

I ended up buying their "spring clothing line" at the time. So that's probably why they look "beachy". Long hair is gone now, but still going to the beach...ha!

[@GiovanniCheng]

Currently an employee at lululemon at Hong Kong and the T.H.E shorts actually stand for Train Hard Everyday. We call it the “tee etch ee” shorts, as it’s an acronym haha

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Thanks for that Giovanni! I like it!

[@Adamas11]

Very informative and subjective video. How are they holding after multiple wearings and washings?

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Thanks Adamas. They are holding up very well. I'm impressed with their quality.

[@smigglesmiggles614]

Can you please do a comparison between the Ten Thousand interval shorts vs these two that you got from Lululemon?

[@smigglesmiggles614]

Oh and between the T.H.E shorts and Pace Breaker shorts, which one do you like more and why?

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Smiggles Miggles, thanks for watching! I'm not sure if I'll do that as I didn't get enough views on these videos. Maybe if I can crack the 35K views on them I might!

[@smigglesmiggles614]

@@FitnessFinance4u That's a bummer, which brand do you prefer?

[@bahadorfarhangi4308]

What brand would you give 10 if there is any? just wondering

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Bahador Farhangi...I haven't found a 10 out of 10 brand yet. But my two favorites for workout clothes are Ten Thousand and Vuori.

[@sergiovazquezLululemonBIGFAN]

How tall are you

[@FitnessFinance4u]

Lulufansergio, I am 5’ 10”.

[@markdennison8326]

Lululemon - To be $een in.
Spectacular rip-off.

[@FitnessFinance4u]

🙂

[@hiddenleaf2]

It’s clothes that last a long time and also are extremely comfortable as well as durable. It’s an investment. Also shop I’m in the we made too much section. Great video btw.