Lagree Essentials
(2026): What to Wear, Bring & Buy

CRZ YOGA's Butterluxe is its buttery-soft fabric line, and the 6" length is the one to pick if you want more coverage between your thighs and the carriage during lunges and kneeling work. At $24.00 it is inexpensive enough to own two pairs for back-to-back classes.

The same Butterluxe fabric and the same price in a shorter 4" inseam. Choose this if you run hot, which many people do in a Lagree class, and prefer less fabric on your legs.

Varley's Freesoft line is its soft, brushed-feel fabric, and this full-length piped pair is sold through Shopbop, an Amazon company. It is the pick if you want one pair that looks polished on the way to class and stays put through a slow, sweaty 45 minutes.

The same Butterluxe fabric as the biker shorts above, in a 25" inseam that lands around the ankle on most heights. Sold by CRZ YOGA directly on Amazon, and a sensible first pair if you are still deciding whether Lagree is for you.

Made in the same Freesoft fabric as the Varley leggings, so the two form a matching set. Sold through Shopbop. It is a light-support bralette, which suits the slow, controlled pace of Lagree rather than high-impact cardio.

A U-back sports bra in CRZ YOGA's Butterluxe fabric. The U back keeps straps away from the spine, which is comfortable when you are lying on the carriage.

toesox is one of the original studio grip-sock brands, and this low-rise 2-pack uses its full-toe design, with each toe in its own pocket. Two pairs in one pack covers a week of classes with a rest day for washing.

Six pairs for $7.99. Because Lagree socks get soaked, a multi-pack that means you always have a clean, dry pair in your bag is worth more than it sounds.

TAVI's slouch style is the look many studio regulars go for, with grip on the sole. Choose it if you want your socks to look as good as they work.

A half-finger glove with grips across the palm, which leaves your fingertips free to adjust springs and handles. It pairs naturally with TAVI or toesox socks if you want grip at both hands and feet.

An inexpensive way to find out whether you like training in gloves at all, from an established yoga brand.

At 1" (25mm) thick, this is the more cushioned of our two picks, and the one to choose if kneeling is already uncomfortable for you.

A 24 x 9.8 x 0.8 in pad. It is slightly thinner than the Impulse pad and long enough to cover both knees side by side.

A mat-size towel with a silicone backing that grips the surface underneath. Lay it on the carriage for floor-style moves, or keep it at hand to wipe down between sets.

Sip through the built-in straw or tilt it back to drink from the spout, then lock the lid for your bag. 24 oz is the right size for a single class.

Far more capacity than one class needs, which makes it better for all-day desk-to-studio use. A straw tumbler is not a fully sealed bottle, so keep it upright.

A dedicated interval timer you set for work and rest periods, so your phone can stay in your bag. It does one job, which is exactly what you want mid-set.

A pair of sliding discs from an established fitness brand. Two discs let you do both single-leg and two-hand moves.

The lowest-cost way to try slider work. If you only use them once a week, there is little reason to spend more.

A 9" slider, which leaves room for a full hand or foot in planks and lunges.

Bala Bangles wrap around wrists or ankles, and 1 lb per limb is the right starting point for slow, time-under-tension work.

A hollow-core roller with a textured surface. Hollow-core rollers hold their shape better over time than soft foam ones.

Therabody's entry-level massage gun. It is simpler than the brand's pro models, which suits general post-class soreness.

Lagree Fitness designed The Micro to deliver the Megaformer-style workout in a smaller machine: low-impact, high-intensity strength and cardio in a compact, lightweight and portable frame. It accommodates users up to 6'8" and stores under a bed, against a wall or on a bike rack. Stock on Amazon can be limited; if it is unavailable, buy direct from lagreefitness.com.

Adds a sturdy rear surface for your feet, hands or knees and unlocks moves such as the express lunge, 5th lunge, super crunch and giant wheelbarrow. The platform is 10.5" L x 8.5" W x 6" H; with it attached, the Micro measures 81.5" L x 20" W x 6" H. The first accessory to buy.

Handlebars add stability and can be mounted at the front or the back, though the back position requires the rear platform. They are sold as a pair, so if you want handlebars at the front and the back at the same time you need two sets.

The cable attachment for The Micro, sold by Lagree Fitness. Stock can be limited. Buy it last, once you know which parts of the workout you want to add.

Not sold on Amazon — this links to lagreefitness.com. The Megaformer is Lagree's commercial studio machine, the one you train on in class. It is aimed at studios; contact Lagree Fitness directly for pricing.