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TrustScore 4.5 out of 5

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Chez FitSlim, nous croyons que chaque femme mérite de se sentir bien dans son corps, au quotidien comme lors de ses activités sportives. Nos leggings innovants combinent confort, maintien et design sculptant pour vous offrir une expérience unique.

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4.4

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TrustScore 4.5 out of 5

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Wonderful leggings. Can't imagine myself without them!

I ordered two 3D leggings, for the price of one. They arrived swiftly. They fit perfectly - like a second skin, really. However They do marvel to hide major flaws. That for me was already wonderful. I have been wearing them every day, all day, for a week. The difference in the size and shape of my thighs and calves is already noticeable. I have just ordered two more, of one size smaller, as well as the waist and the arms ones. They are on their way. I can't wait to try them. Best buy for a very long time!

November 17, 2025
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