Premium athleisure deals — tested before we recommend them
Move More Deals is an independent editorial site for people who actually train in what they buy: leggings, sports bras, training tops, running shoes and outdoor layers. We wear, wash and work out in the products we cover, publish only offers a brand has authorized, and take expired offers down within 24 hours. No scraped codes, no copied reviews, no hype we can't back up.
Move More Deals is a new, independently run publication, currently in its launch phase. Offer listings for a brand go live only once that brand has authorized them; until then, brand pages carry our editorial coverage and buying guidance only.
Who reads Move More Deals
A focused audience is worth more to a brand than a big, vague one. We publish in English for shoppers in the US and UK who buy premium activewear on purpose — and who check fit, fabric and returns policy before they check out.
The reader
Runners, lifters and yoga and Pilates practitioners — mostly women buying for themselves, plus a growing men's training audience. They train several times a week, replace leggings and shoes on a cycle, and read a fit guide before spending $80–150 on a single item.
They are comparison shoppers, but not coupon hunters: the questions they ask are "will it slip down on a run?", "is it squat-proof?", "how does it wash?" — exactly the questions our testing answers.
How readers find us
Long-form buying guides found through search, a weekly email — the Friday Drop — with the week's verified offers and one new guide, and short try-on video and visual boards that show products on real bodies in real workouts.
No channel depends on a single platform, and none of our traffic is bought. We do not run paid search at all — and we never bid on a brand's name or trademarks.
Brands we cover
Our coverage is deliberately narrow: premium athleisure and activewear first, with running and outdoor gear alongside, and a small beauty and recovery crossover for the same reader. These are the brands our guides and deal pages are built around.
Brand names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Coverage on this page is editorial: it does not imply endorsement by, or a commercial relationship with, any brand listed. An offer or code for a brand appears on this site only after that brand has authorized it.
How we test
Every guide follows the same protocol, so brands know exactly how their products will be judged — and readers know a recommendation was earned, not placed.
The wear–wash–workout protocol
Products are worn in the activity they are made for — run, lifted in, stretched in — then washed and worn again. We record waistband slip, opacity under a squat or stretch, fabric feel and pilling, and how sizing runs against the brand's own size chart.
Photography is our own, of the actual products tested. We do not use a brand's press images to illustrate a verdict, and we do not publish performance or health claims we cannot substantiate from testing.
Every guide, same structure
- A comparison tablePrice, fabric, fit, opacity, wash durability and the brand's returns policy, side by side.
- Original photos and videoThe tested item in use — including the unflattering angles a product page won't show.
- "Who it's for — and who should skip it"Honest fit guidance lowers return rates. A reader we talk out of the wrong size is a return a brand never has to process.
- Corrections on the recordIf a price, term or fact is wrong, we fix it and note the change. Brands can reach us any time — see For Brands below.
Tested guides
Our launch editorial calendar. These guides are the site's foundation: useful on their own, written before any commercial relationship, and updated as we test more products.
Running vs. yoga leggings: how to actually choose
Compression, waistband security, pockets and fabric weight — the trade-offs that decide which pair you reach for.
Launch guideSports bras: support levels, fit and wash testing
Support matched to impact level, how to measure yourself, and how elasticity holds up after repeated washing.
Launch guideFabric guide: nylon, polyester and elastane, compared
Moisture management, breathability, pilling and odor retention across the blends most activewear is made from.
In productionSizing and fit, decoded: why you keep ordering the wrong size
Brand size charts compared against real try-ons — the guide that saves readers (and brands) the most returns.
In productionRunning shoes for daily training: the numbers that matter
Drop, stack, fit and durability explained for everyday trainers, with our wear-test notes.
In productionThe 10-piece activewear capsule wardrobe
Ten pieces that cover training, running and rest days — also the welcome gift for Friday Drop subscribers.
Launch guide
The Friday Drop
One email, every Friday: the week's verified offers plus one guide. It is the channel our most loyal readers buy from, and the fastest route from a brand's promotion to an audience that is ready to shop — no spam, no daily blasts, unsubscribe in one click.
Cost per wear, not just price
Premium activewear only makes sense if it is worn for years. Our guides judge value the way our readers do — cost per wear over the life of the garment — which is why durable, well-made products score well here even when they are not the cheapest. Try the calculator below.
It also means we will say so when a budget option is the smarter buy. Readers trust the next recommendation because the last one was honest.
Cost-per-wear calculator
A $120 pair of leggings worn twice a week for two years costs about 58 cents a wear. A $40 pair that pills and sags in six months can cost more. Run your own numbers:
Cost per wear = price ÷ (wears per week × weeks you keep it). It is an estimate for comparing items — how long a garment lasts depends on fabric, care and use, which is exactly what our wash testing tracks.
Leggings finder
Three questions, one honest recommendation. Answer all three and we will point you to the style — and the coverage on this site — that fits how you train.
1 · What will you mainly use them for?
2 · Your budget for one pair?
3 · What annoys you most?
For brands
If you run an affiliate or partnership program, this section is written for you: what we offer, how we protect your brand, and the standards we hold ourselves to whether or not we ever work together.
A dedicated brand page
Your current authorized offers, best sellers, sizing and fit notes from our testing, and your returns policy — kept accurate and updated as your range changes.
Tested reviews & guides
Your products tested under the same protocol as every other brand, featured in the guides and comparisons our readers plan purchases from.
The Friday Drop
Placement in our weekly email and deal pages when you run a promotion — the placements that reach readers at the moment they are ready to buy.
Our brand-safety commitments
- Authorized offers onlyWe publish codes and promotions supplied by the brand or its official partner feed. We never scrape codes, and we never publish private, influencer-only or email-only codes outside their intended audience.
- No paid-search biddingWe run no PPC at all, and we never bid on brand names, trademarks or misspellings. Your own ads are never competing with us.
- Accurate, current listingsPrices and terms are checked against the source feed, and expired offers come down within 24 hours. If you spot an error, we correct it within one business day of being told.
- Your guidelines, followedWe work within each brand's program terms and creative guidelines — approved imagery for ads and placements, your wording for regulated claims, no exceptions.
- Honest, disclosed contentAffiliate relationships are disclosed on every page that contains them (FTC / ASA). Reviews are never bought: a partnership gets a product tested fairly, not a verdict.
How working with us starts
- Approve us on your programWe apply through the partnership platform your program runs on, under this site's name, with this page as our media kit.
- Share your feed and termsYour authorized offer feed, program terms and any creative or claims guidelines. That feed becomes the only source of offers we publish for you.
- We test, then publishProducts go through our wear–wash–workout protocol before a review runs. Deal placements can start as soon as your feed is connected.
- You see what we publishEvery page about your brand is public and linkable — check our accuracy and tone any time, and tell us if anything needs changing.
Partnership enquiries: please use the contact details in your partnership platform's partner directory, where this site is listed — we reply within two business days.
Do you charge brands a listing fee?
No. Brand pages, guide coverage and deal listings are editorial and performance-based. We earn only when a reader buys through a disclosed affiliate link, at no extra cost to the reader.
Where do your discount codes come from?
Only from the brand itself or its official partner feed. If a code is not in the feed, it does not appear on this site — that includes codes circulating on social media or in other newsletters.
Can a brand pay for a positive review?
No. Paid or gifted products are disclosed and tested under the same protocol as products we buy ourselves, and the verdict is whatever the testing shows. What a partnership does guarantee is that the product gets tested and covered promptly.
How do you handle a pricing error or an outdated offer?
Listings are checked against the source feed, expired offers are removed within 24 hours, and corrections flagged by a brand are made within one business day.