These naked-feeling Amazon yoga pants are Lululemon dupes — get 'em on sale today from $16

Kristine Solomon
·6 min read

The right pair of yoga pants can be heaven-sent. Buttery-soft, like a second skin yet so supportive. Top-tier yoga pants are out there, but the price tag can leave you feeling anything but zen.

One brand, however — CRZ Yoga — makes naked-feeling yoga pants and biker shorts that are so coveted, they’ve become TikTok superstars. And a few of the brand’s best-sellers happen to be on sale at Amazon 'til midnight, and they start at just $16.

CRZ Naked Feeling Yoga Pants - 19"

CRZ YOGA
$26 at Amazon

These 3/4-length capris from CRZ Yoga's Naked Feeling collection have four-way stretch and are totally squat-proof. They're also high-waisted to they give the perfect kind of tummy control — no digging or muffin top! An interior drawstring makes sure they fit just right.

"These pants feel just like the Lululemon Nulux material crops at a third (to a fourth) of the price," wrote a fan. "They are so soft, stay in place during exercise, and definitely my favorite workout pants." Save $5 today only.

CRZ YOGA Naked Feeling Yoga Leggings - 25"

CRZ YOGA
$26 at Amazon

These full-length CRZ yoga pants are great for working out, running errands or just lounging around. With a seamless high-rise waistband and a brushed finish, they fit so well, they're camel toe-proof! (Photo: Amazon)

"I have an embarrassing number of Align leggings, so believe me when I tell you that these are the closest dupes I’ve ever purchased," wrote a five-star reviewer. "They’re buttery soft on the outside like lulus but have a silky feel on the inside. The waist doesn’t roll down, but it doesn’t have exactly the same “give” as aligns. They are indeed squat proof." Save $5 'til midnight.

This one day sale is filled with more amazing deals on best-selling CRZ yoga clothes two, like these:

These naked-feeling yoga pants are so good, they're TikTok famous! (Photo: Amazon)
These naked-feeling yoga pants are so good, they're TikTok famous! (Photo: Amazon)

Looking for more great Amazon deals? Check these out:

TVs and home theater

Insignia 24-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD Fire TV

$90$170Save $80
$90 at Amazon

Enjoy a world of entertainment at your fingertips with the Insignia full HD Smart TV. Thanks to built-in Fire TV, you can easily launch apps, search for titles, play music, switch inputs, control smart home devices, and more.

Headphones and earbuds

Tozo T6 True Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds

$24$50Save $26
$24 at Amazon

You can expect superior audio quality, of course, courtesy of 6mm speaker drivers that produce crisp, powerful sound and heart-thumping bass. Trust us — these earbuds sound way better than the ones that came with your phone!

Tablets and tech

Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

$90$160Save $70
$90 at Amazon

Read wherever the road takes you with the Kindle Paperwhite! Now waterproof, you’re free to read and relax at the beach, by the pool, or even in the bath.

Smart home

Amazon Echo Dot 4th Gen

$20$50Save $30
$20 at Amazon

Make your home life easier with the power of Alexa. Set timers, ask questions, add items to lists, create calendar events and reminders, and so much more — with just your voice!

Vacuums

iRobot Roomba 692 Robot Vacuum

$278$300Save $22
$278 at Amazon

Clean your home smarter with the Roomba 692! This robovac grabs dirt from carpets and hard floors and can be scheduled to clean, even when you're far from home.

Kitchen

Ultrean 4.2-quart Air Fryer

$50$96Save $46
$50 at Amazon

Get your fry on the healthier way with Ultrean. Roast, bake and grill with no or less oil; its nonstick pan, heat-resistant handle and detachable, dishwasher-safe basket make it easy to clean.

Beauty

Olay Regenerist Retinol Night Moisturizer

$34$47Save $13
$34 at Amazon

Olay Regenerist Retinol 24 Facial Moisturizer penetrates deep into skin, visibly improving fine lines & wrinkles, smoothness, brightness, firmness, dark spots, and pores so you wake up to younger-looking, radiant skin.

Style

Ewedoos Women's Yoga Pants with Pockets

$22$36Save $14
$22 at Amazon

Flexible, breathable and lightweight, these ultra-soft leggings are designed to perfectly contour your body, with a high waist that ensures both compression and support.

Bedding and home

Danjor Linens Queen Size Bed Sheet Set

$24$40Save $16
$24 at Amazon

This 6-piece bedding set has everything you need for a great night’s rest. Specially stitched for year-round comfort, these sheets are moisture-resistant and designed to keep you warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Lawn and garden

Dewdroo 100 ft. Expandable Garden Hose

$33$60Save $27
$33 at Amazon

Get rid of your bulky traditional garden hose with this nifty expandable version that is lightweight, durable, and saves tons of space!

Luggage

SwissGear Sion Softside Expandable Medium Luggage

$118$130Save $12
$118 at Amazon

Get through a crowded airport easily with this stylish check-in luggage with 360-degree multi-directional spinner wheels and a locking retractable push/pull handle.

Outdoor

Oileus Folding Portable Beach Chair 2-pack

$115$140Save $25
$115 at Amazon

These beach chairs are made with a breathable and cooling mesh fabric that allows air to flow while you sit, and include arm cushions and an easy-to-reach cup holder and storage bag to hold drinks or personal items.

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