PIDOGYM Men's Track Pants,Slim Fit Athletic Sweatpants Joggers with Zipper Pockets

These are nice workout pants. I bought for outdoor walks and for the gym. I bought a size Large normally I fit a medium but they cinch up nice and fit well on me. They appear to be well made and should last a while. I however don’t care much for the pockets. Wish they were a little deeper. I do appreciate that the zippers on them are plastic.

I really like the design and fabric.It's really stretchy and comfortable.only down side is that the zipper sucks and is already broken. It's hard to usez and a fter a few zipping, it stopped all together.

So you've probably looked at 50 different pair of joggers with all the whackadoo Asian sizings. The hundreds of oh so helpful reviews stating "medium fits me perfect" with no height/weight/build given. The idiots who jam up the questions with answers to "I'm 6'1", 155 pounds" with "get a medium", "no, get a XXXL", etc. I do a lot of online shopping, as clothes in stores just aren't made for the taller, long limbed and wiry bunch, so maybe this helps some one.I'm 6'3" barefoot, weigh 195 lbs, probably 17% body fat right now (freaking quarantine). In Levi's I wear a 32 waist, 34 inseam - this hits right at the top of my shoes, just a touch of bunching at the ankle. Just right. Skinny legs, but not big bird, either. Yeah bro, I squat. Sometimes. For something like this, obviously it's length I'm concerned about. I'm not shopping for flood pants.I bought a pair of these in XL and also in XXL, and surprisingly - they both fit me great. The XXL is maybe a quarter inch longer on the cuff? So in my case the XL is right at the ankle bone, and gives it a little bit of the bunched up look when they inevitably ride up - looks good to me. The XXL goes right to the top of my Metcons, looks seamless. So personal choice there.As far as the rest of the fit: with the drawstring, I don't notice any difference around the waist - neither size has any chance of sliding down even with it untied. The legs of the XL are ever so slightly slimmer, but it's not like the XXL is even remotely baggy. The rise is good, you don't have a droopy looking crotch when you wear them right above your hips (where they belong, for christ's sake) like some other joggers I've tried.Material is a bit thicker and warmer than I would like in a perfect world - not as bad as cheapo Champion sweatpants, and obviously not as good as higher end super-poly-micro-blend brands at 3x the price point. It's pretty soft and comfortable, good amount of stretch. The elastic on the cuffs look like they will hold for a long time before tiring out. I don't jog for distance ever, but these might not be great for that. Can't speak to the durability yet, and I have no plans of ever putting them in a tumble dryer after washing. I got the black w/white stripes because I'm boring - looks sporty without being extra. Also as a bonus, the logo is small and doesn't turn you into a walking advertisement. Who doesn't love math symbols?Conclusion: for this price ($23.99), these are a great buy. For me, the XLs will be my go-to's just because I think they fit slightly better on my thinner frame - not skin tight, not baggy. If you're more muscular in the glutes/quads, XXL will be for you. I'm keeping both pair...

Great for showing off muscular legs, buy a size bigger & keep you very warm.

Very comfortable, long lasting. My young mens go to swears.

Fit great, look good and feel great.

I bout the red and black stripes and the gray and black stripes. They run small. I'm not sure why they don't make these in XX Or XXX It would be a better buy.

Soft, comfortable, flexible, nice fit. Good quality for a decent price. Zippers work smooth

Fitment is good, just cheaper material