Men's Fleece Jogger Pants Active Zipper Pocket Sweatpants

I bought 2 of these for a male relative. They look really good and they definitely suit the tall slender builds, which are otherwise hard to find long pants for. The zipper pockets are awesome for keeping the wallet safe. The only negative was that one of these developed a small hole/gap in a side seam, which I was able to sew up by hand in a few minutes which fixed the problem. I think it was a one-off because the other one never had that problem.At the price I wasn't expecting these to be so thick and soft and warm, but they really are! They are better for winter than some fancier/pricier items. I only wish these came in more designs/colors, but I love that the ones available are geared towards young men like my relative. You can get affordability, trendiness, and comfort/warmth all in one! You don't have to trade off!

Very comfortable and very warm!

I ordered these pants a few times for my college aged son who likes them. They seem to be true to size and hold up well, however, they will pill along the inseam

Great fit, soft, and the zippered pockets are perfect for carrying things with me.

I was a sponsored and competitive long-distance runner. I carefully picked and chose and bought sweats for warm-up and cool-down and leisure time. Old sweats wearing out. These of The 2.0 Jogger, and Black Streaky pattern and weave have the features and quality I want. Zipper pockets, ankle cuffs that go on and off easily, wide waist band, a drawstring. And they are far better than those past. Also a look that I like to be seen in. I bought a second pair.

Pants fit well but zippers all broke within a couple weeks.

The media could not be loaded. These are my new favorite sweat pants. They fit perfectly, they have zipper pockets that are well constructed and they run true to their sizing. These are a must for jogging, lounging, or every day wear.

I bought these OEM jogger pants, made by an unidentified manufacturer in China and sold by a distributor in NY, for a chilly and wet hiking to wear them under thin ripstop-nylon windbreaker pants.I am 6-ft tall with a 36" waist, so their L size should fit me -- however, concerned that the 60% cotton + 40% polyester knit fabric would shrink after washing it, I ordered the XL size. It was a good decision: lying flat, the waist measured 36.3" upon arrival, but it was reduced to less than 36" after machine-washing the pants, as indicated by their care tag, in cold water and tumbling them dry low. They also shortened a bit.I like the cut for my body type [Fig. A] but, unlike what the seller claims, the elastic cuffs do not stay just above the ankle. They fall below it, as other reviewers have described. At least in my case, this is caused by the 12" inner circumference of the ankle cuffs, larger than my 11.25" bimalleolar circumference (that is, going round the maximum protrusion of the medial and the lateral malleoli of the ankle), and by the 32" pre-washing inseam, much longer than the 29.5" inseam claimed by the seller. My ankles are not narrow -- the 2.84" width between my malleoli matches the average bimalleolar width measured in UK male military recruits [Clin. Biomech. 2016, 41:14–19]. The cuffs are simply too big and do not stay at the ankle bones.The main problem with these pants is two-fold: (1) the POOR quality of their fabric, which only after two days of light use already developed pilling in the upper inner-thigh area [Fig. B, left side]; and (2) the DISMAL quality of the sewing of seams, with loose stitches and lots of long, loose thread-ends ready to pop the seams if pulled, plus the absence of stitches in some spots yielding seam holes [Fig. B, right side]. I've bought cheap gym clothing, both here and directly from retailers in the main Chinese online platform, but had never seen the peddling a *who-cares* product like this._