The best Lululemon Wunder Train High-Rise Tight dupes

For most people, yes — if what you want is the compressive, shape-holding, squat-proof fit, options like CRZ Yoga and 90 Degree By Reflex deliver that at roughly a third of the price. What you give up is Everlux's signature sweat-slick, quick-drying handfeel, which none of the dupes fully replicate. If you do high-sweat training or running and care about that cooling slickness, the original is still distinct; for lifting and general gym use, the dupes are genuinely close.

The CRZ Yoga Hugged Feeling Compression Leggings (25") are the closest documented match at around 84% — they hit the held-in training feel and shape better than soft lounge leggings, though they run thicker and aren't as sweat-slick as Everlux. The 90 Degree By Reflex Power Flex is a well-established runner-up for compression and shape retention, and The Gym People Thick High Waist pants are the pick if you specifically want more thickness for lifting.

The Queenieke High Waist Gym Workout Leggings include a waistband pocket that mirrors the Wunder Train's most-loved feature, plus a compressive poly-elastane blend. The Gym People and HeyNuts options also offer pockets, but if matching that specific hidden-waistband-pocket convenience is your goal, start with the Queenieke.

Sometimes. Costco carries activewear from brands like Danskin, Spyder, Jockey, and its own Kirkland line, but these are seasonal in-store finds — stock rotates and isn't guaranteed at any given time. If you want a reliable, year-round option you can buy on demand, the Amazon picks above are the more dependable route; treat Costco as a lucky-find supplement rather than a sure thing.