Period Leggings to Wear During Your Next Workout — No Tampons, Cups, or Pads Needed!

These Thinx Leggings ($95) are available in black and kale and in sizes XS-XL. They have all the features of a really great pair of workout pants — and then some! On top of the fact that they can absorb as much blood as three tampons, they're high-waisted and made with side pockets perfect for stashing your keys, credit card, or face mask. And when cramps strike, they even have a pocket meant for a heating pad in the front.

If you prefer printed leggings over a standard black pair, consider Dear Kate Go Commando Yoga Leggings ($35, originally $99). These mid-calf leggings can absorb the equivalent of 1.5 tampons and can be worn all on their own or with another period care product if you expect your flow to be a little heavier.

Ruby Love Period Leggings ($50) feature a full-length leg and a waistband that hits just below the naval. The brand notes that these black leggings are made with a leak-proof liner consisting of two layers of 100 percent absorbent cotton and a dri-tech mesh that can be worn alone or with another menstrual care product. The webpage doesn't note exactly how much liquid they absorb. So if you're nervous about wearing them to the gym on your period, consider giving them a test-run during an at-home workout first.

Want a little detail on your black leggings? Dear Kate Go Commando Yoga Leggings in Black ($35, originally $99) feature sheer mesh panels behind the knees.

Available in sizes XS-2XL, ModiBodi 7/8 Recycled Active Leggings ($70) can absorb up to 3 tampons' worth of liquid, ideal for moderate to heavy flows. The lining that absorbs leaks is said to be stain, odor, and bacteria-resistant.