baleaf Women's Pleated Tennis Skirt Review: High Waist, High Function

If you're into tennis or golf, you know the importance of a good skirt. This baleaf Women's Pleated Tennis Skirt is catching attention for its multi-sport versatility.

I wore it for a couple of weeks on the tennis court and the golf course. This skirt markets itself as a do-it-all athletic piece.

With its functional design and decent comfort, it's worth a closer look.

Let's dive into what works and what doesn't.

Now, let's talk value. Priced reasonably, the baleaf skirt offers *good value for money* for those who like to stay active.

Compared to other brands, it sits in the middle range, offering *functionality without breaking the bank*.

If you're looking for something fancy, this isn't it. But for practicality, it ticks enough boxes to be a contender.

All in all, it's a solid purchase if you're on a budget.

Design-wise, the baleaf skirt tries to cover all bases. The *pleated hem* on the back gives it a classic tennis look, while the *A-line silhouette* is designed to flatter.

The skirt is *14 inches* long, which feels like a middle ground between being sporty yet modest.

What I noticed is the *high-waisted feature* really does offer a bit of tummy control, which is a nice touch if you're looking for that.

Overall, the design has its perks, but it's not groundbreaking. It works if you're looking for something basic and functional.

Comfort-wise, this skirt is a mixed bag. The *wide knit waistband* offers some decent support without being too restrictive.

The *inner shorts* have an anti-slip strip, which is a nice addition for keeping things in place during movement.

However, after a few hours, I did feel the waistband started to dig in a little, which might be a downside for longer wear.

In short, it's comfortable enough for short sessions, but might not be the best for all-day wear.

The materials are a mix of polyester and spandex. Specifically, the body is 90% polyester and 10% spandex, while the waist has a bit more spandex at 18%.

This combination gives the skirt some stretch, which is important for mobility in sports like tennis and golf.

The inner shorts also stick to the same materials, maintaining consistency in comfort.

It's all pretty standard for athletic wear, nothing that really stands out but it gets the job done.

When it comes to performance, this skirt performs decently for different activities. I used it for *tennis and golf*, and it held up well.

The *pockets* are a good size for some essentials like a phone or a few golf balls.

I appreciated the *silicone leg grippers*; they do a good job keeping the shorts in place.

It's not a performance powerhouse, but it won't let you down for casual play.