Reebok AW25 collection review: affordable activewear that rivals premium brands
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Reebok’s latest AW25 collection proves you don’t need to spend big to feel supported and stylish during workouts
Whether you’re a bit of a reluctant exerciser or a full-on gym lover, everyone wants to feel good - and look good - in their workout gear.
As someone who runs and plays golf, I’m always on the lookout for clothes and underwear that are comfy, supportive, and easy to move in.
And some of the products in Reebok's AW25 collection not only tick all of these boxes - they're affordable, too.
For those who love a sporty, stylish finish, the Reebok Tiania Racer Back Bra Top, £26, is one to consider. It's easy enough to put on, unlike other more rigid bra tops I've got in my drawers, yet feels super-supportive. We found it even cheaper - just £9 - at Sports Direct.
The Reebok Jala Bra Top, £24, is also supple yet holds everything in place. Both pieces are designed with soft, breathable fabric that moves with your body. The lightweight material and flexible fit mean you don't feel restricted, particularly important when you're swinging a golf club or stretching at the gym. It's currently available at Sports Direct for £8.
The Reebok Seamless Bra Justine, £22, is another must-have if comfort is key. The seamless design means no rubbing or irritation, even on longer runs, while the gentle stretch ensures a close, figure-hugging fit. It's particularly lightweight. You can buy it now from Sports Direct for £11.
And you can match it with the Suki Bonded Brief, £25 for a pack of three. These briefs feel "barely there" but perform like high-end activewear while the moisture-wicking fabric keeps you cool and dry when you put in that extra bit of effort.
I've put the briefs through numerous washes, too, and they're holding their shape well. You can grab these for £6 from Sports Direct, too.
What really stands out across the Reebok range is the value for money. The pieces I've tried deliver pretty much the same quality and performance you’d expect from premium brands, but at a far more accessible price.
Reebok has rarely been my go-to brand for sportswear but this collection is a game-changer. I'm a new fan!
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