The Lululemon ABC Warpstreme Jogger is a tapered, wrinkle-resistant jogger built for travel and the office as much as the gym. It has an anti-ball-crushing gusset, a drawcord and hidden phone sleeves in the front pockets. It lists at $128, in sizes XS to 5XL. It is a smart, dressy jogger rather than a soft sweatpant, and it is one of the few athletic joggers that comes in sizes up to 5XL. Here is how the fit, fabric and value stack up for travel, work and the gym.
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Lululemon ABC Warpstreme Jogger Review (2026)
3.5/5
our rating
our rating
$128Full price on Lululemon’s site, checked Oct 7, 2026
Best for: Office-casual and travel.
Skip it if: You want fleece.
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What we like
- Anti-ball-crushing gusset
- Wrinkle-resistant Warpstreme
- Sizes to 5XL
- Front pockets with hidden phone/coin sleeves
Watch out for
- $128
- Only Regular length on page
- Not very warm
On this page
Fit and sizing
Lululemon calls it a classic fit with a tapered leg, and reviewers on the page rate it true to size. Sizes run XS to 5XL, one of the widest ranges here. The page offers Regular only on the version we read, and it says the jogger is intended to sit at the ankle for a 32 to 34 inch inseam. Seven color swatches appeared. Use our joggers finder if you need Short or Long.
Fabric and feel
The body is 53% Elastomultiester and 47% recycled polyester, the rib is 88% nylon and 12% Lycra elastane, and the pocket lining is 100% recycled polyester. Lululemon calls Warpstreme four-way stretch, quick-drying, breathable, wrinkle-resistant and shape-retaining. It feels more like a technical woven than a fleece.
How it performs for travel and everyday
The ABC gusset (Anti-Ball-Crushing) adds room in the crotch. A drawcord can be worn inside or out, and front pockets include hidden phone and coin sleeves, plus a discreet back pocket. The look is tidy enough for the office, which is the reason people choose it over softer joggers. For training, a stretchier option like the Ten Thousand Session Jogger is lighter. See our best joggers for men page.
Price and value
At $128 it costs more than the Vuori Sunday at $110, though it is on par with Ten Thousand. You get a wider size range and a dressier fabric. Lululemon's return rules are on our Lululemon brand page.
Alternatives
For an office-friendly stretch pant with more fit options, try the Rhone Commuter. For comfort-first, the Vuori Sunday. Compare brands in Vuori vs Lululemon.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you want a soft sweatpant, a fleece interior or a length other than Regular. A reviewer on the page also said a store told them the style was no longer selling, so confirm it is current before you buy.
Specs
| For | Men |
|---|---|
| Sizes | XS–5XL |
| Extended fits | Plus sizes |
| Fabric | Body: 53% Elastomultiester, 47% recycled polyester; rib: 88% nylon, 12% Lycra elastane |
| Recycled materials | Yes (brand states) |
| Inseam options | Regular |
| Fit | Tapered |
| Fabric feel | Woven stretch |
| Pockets | Multi |
| Warmth | Light |
| Good for | Everyday wear, Travel, All-day standing, Gym training |
The verdict
A dressy, wrinkle-resistant jogger with an excellent size range and thoughtful pocket details. It costs $128 and feels more technical than cozy, so pick it for travel and office-casual use rather than lounging or heavy training, and confirm it is still current.
Alternatives to consider
Frequently asked questions
What is the ABC jogger made of?
The body is 53% Elastomultiester and 47% recycled polyester, per Lululemon.
What sizes does it come in?
XS to 5XL.
Does it hold a phone?
The front pockets include hidden phone and coin sleeves.
What does ABC stand for?
Anti-Ball-Crushing, referring to the ergonomic gusset.
Sources and last checked · Oct 7, 2026
Notes: Intended to sit at ankle for 32"-34" inseam. Ratings estimated.
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