Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings

SKU · 36M316-023

The Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings (style 36M316-023) is carried by 1 store SoleScout tracks, priced from $14. 5 sizes are in stock somewhere right now (3–24), and the table below shows the cheapest store for each one. SoleScout doesn't sell this — we link straight to the retailer's own checkout.

About this product

These Nike leggings in black are crafted from soft, stretchy cotton for comfort and freedom of movement. Featuring a bold white Nike logo along the leg, they are perfect for casual wear, sports, or layering. A versatile essential for an active wardrobe. Elasticated waistband Full-length leg design Bold white Nike logo on leg Soft, breathable, and flexible

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US Men's Sizes

5 SIZES · US

$14

More under retail in these sizes

4 5 6

Where to buy

1 SOURCE · CHECKED 20H AGO

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Questions

Where can I buy the Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings?

1 retailer tracked by SoleScout currently list this item, starting at $14. The "Where to buy" list shows every store's price and sizes; retailer names are unlocked with a SoleScout account.

How much does the Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings cost?

Across every tracked store the price ranges from $14. Prices change daily; this page reflects the stores' own current listings.

What sizes of the Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings are still available?

US sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 24 are in stock at at least one tracked retailer. The per-size table shows the lowest price for each size.

What is the style code for the Nike Club Hbr High Rise leggings?

The manufacturer style code is 36M316-023. SoleScout matches this item across stores by style code, which is why listings that name it differently still line up.