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So I needed a comfortable pair of sweats to squat in that didn't ride up my nethers when I was bottoming out. So, I go on Amazon and curiously search for "Male Yoga Pants" because they look comfortable enough on the women in the gym and "seem" to fit my needs.Seemingly.I realize that my first mistake and automatic deduction of 50,000 man-points started when I entered the words "Male" "Yoga" and "Pants" into the same search engine. As we all know, Google is full of outstanding search results that come from omitting the word "Male" from the above referenced combination. Magical results is probably better than outstanding. However, I wasn't looking for pictures of men in yoga pants, just curious if they existed as a thing.They exist as a thing.They exist as a 2XL thing, too, so I bought some. Apparently my sense of Double XL differs from among the male yoga pants wearing community. Maybe 2XL means Extra Limber, but definitely not Extra Large.Mistake 2 was really not me actually buying them online, because I could have had a moment of sanity between buying them and wearing them and either cancelled the order or just found a really big woman in need of yoga pants. I think I have the moxie combined with an acute lack of fore-thoughtfulness necessary to ask some unsuspecting Amazonian if she would like to see if she could fit into my Yoga Pants. Don't be scared, they really just need their giant feet massaged.Anyway, I didn't test these guys out in the safety of my own bathroom. Those that know me understand common sense like that doesn't often collide in the same moment as my actions. Nope, I just stuffed the rolled up package into my gym bag and headed to the gym. Along the way I listened to my pre-lift Beastie Boys (Who can not get pumped up to lift from Intergalatic and Sabotage) and really gave no further thought to yoga pants ( in my mind what possibly could be the difference between my current mental model of male yoga pants and some form fitting UA training pants that I obviously should have purchased like any sane rational lifting man would have in the first place?).In retrospect there is indeed a difference between male yoga pants and form fitting male UA training pants that I should have purchased in the first place.Regardless of all that, the next actual mistake was me not going home to get something else and still being back to the gym by 6AM.I soon would be realizing that adding the word "male" before yoga pants was merely a ploy to lull gullible unsuspecting men to think they wouldn't look like a chick in yoga pants. In my case a really big chick.So there I was in the gym dressing room in my completely normal UA training shirt, 4X by the way and oh it is so nice. It doesn't even cling, but it also not make me look like a Yenta in a giant Moo Moo either. I think UA should have a new marketing campaign for large Jewish men that states "Under Armour, will won't look like a Yenta!"I take off my jeans and now I am down to my completely normal Hanes men's boxer briefs.So far so good: UA training shirt, male underwear, socks, shoes. The gym was so empty I probably could of worked out quietly in the corner of the gym at this point in my current stage of dress and no one would of batted an eye.Then I reach into my gym bag, and take hold of my new gear.I unrolled these things and in that moment I was overcome with almost the same feeling as realizing you are locking your keys in your car in the very moment of shutting the door, whereby I realized that Male Yoga Pants are just really big Yoga Pants. Well, big is a relative tern. Big Yogis? Big Male Yogors? Whatever they call themselves-call them crunchy bearded feministos just trying to look liberal enough to see unsuspecting chicks in yoga pants with their tushies in the air. But do not try and call them 2XL. You know I am right. No straight male does Yoga at a class for any other reason than downward dog. Don't even...I'm right on this.Moving forward...You know how like Mom Jeans have that high waist thing? Well, so do Male Yoga Pants. And as I put them on the higher the waist band moved up the underlying seam took anchor under my boys and began taking my fellers in the opposite direction human biology intended. Frankly they dropped a long time ago and did not request a reunion, especially at the forcible behest of these "Male" Yoga Pants.So I rolled the waist band down so it sat where a man's waist actually is, not the 12 inches above the place designed to rest a baby or a laundry basket (yep, I am going to pay for that one). So guess what happens rolling down a waistband? Now I got big rolled up yoga towel around my waistNormally I tuck my shirt at the gym.Normally.Normal conjoined with this moment in my nearly 43 years is not plausible right now.Not plausible at all.Shirt came out to try and cover my Yoga pants squished butt and also to hide the 360 degree hula hoop of Yoga Pant material I have rolled down to keep the crotch from giving me ovaries.Luckily there are only 4 people or so in the gym. It is 523 AM now and I need to do my warm up cardio on the treadmill, so I chose one at the far end of the row beside the Stair Master no one ever uses, where no one would notice the lengths to which I am endeavoring to not look like a guy wearing yoga pants. Except for right at 524 AM when a woman in Yoga Pants gets on beside me and starts doing her stair mastering. If one can picture a real Stair Master alongside a Treadmill, then one can ascertain where the butt on the stair master aligns with the eyes on the treadmill. This one is the type that likes to turn around and do it backwards and then forwards, then sideways, then every other step, you all know the type. The ones that are about 1 more creative gym idea from being on a gym fail You Tube compilation. Any moment now she is going to hop over and walk on her hands or some other goofy thing people try and do on equipment that is completely ridiculous. If you are bored, you gotta search You Tube for improper use of gym equipment. I digress, I really just have a pair of yoga pants in my eye line now and I really am just trying to forget about what I am actually wearing. Hopefully she doesn't trip and fall from her unorthodox stairmastering, only because if someone is filming it, they are probably getting me in the picture too, and then the viewer would be confused to which is actually the gym fail in this moment.So I try to drift off into AC/DC, Beastie, and clips from the 81 and 82 Olympia. Old School bodybuilding, before they started stuffing entire hams in their guts. I must admit though that the pants actually started to feel pretty nice, that I find myself semi feeling myself up a little bit. Not overt groping, but just the occasional rub down the outer thigh.So, you get at least stars for inducing self-caress.

Have bought 4 pairs of these over the past ~6 years to wear as lightweight pajama pants. Overall, they are very comfortable and fit just right. For reference, I ordered the Medium, while my jeans size is 32x34 and I weigh 175 lbs.The only problem is that they have a limited lifespan of around 1.5 years based on my previous orders. Either the main fabric wears through, or a seam split will happen at the stretchy part as pictured. For the price, I suppose this is to be expected, though it still sucks that they are essentially a consumable item. Longevity is the only aspect keeping these from being a 5 star product.Note: While they technically could be sewn back up, many other weak points have also formed by this point, so it would be a matter of constantly chasing down more splits. Or completely re-sewing all the seams. Which would be more hassle than it's worth in the long run.

I've been wearing these for years now. Only complaint is lifespan - 12 months is max before they wear too thin in the butt for commando. Purchased my first pair for...surprise...yoga! But have been wearing for all occasions. Just wish they came in more colors. Like black. Pink could be fun too :-)

I am 5'10, 162 with a 32" waist and a 32" inseam (jeans). I am very fit and a regular yogi. I bought size medium. It is perfect. Initially, it was about an inch too long. However, it has proven to be ideal, because the length shrank just a bit after washing and machine drying.The fit is snug and secure from the crotch upwards along the upper portion of the pants. The legs flare from about the knee downward, which is not my usual style. However, the effect produces a rather flattering silhouette in profile and while one walks which, I must admit, is rather appreciated!The waistband is wide and, as a result, very supportive. The waistband is also relatively flat - meaning not too thick or gathered. This is excellent because when rolling on one's back in certain asanas, it has proven to be comfortable.There is a contiguous elasticized gusset that travels the outer length of each pant leg from the bottom hem up the sides and across the upper buttocks. This excellent feature allows for greater mobility during exercise so one does not have to hike their pants up to accommodate certain movement.There are two flat side pockets of about a large hand's size, which are very well sewn and convenient. I do not tend to use them, but they are quite handy (pun intended) for placing flat items such as a phone or wallet if one were to run errands or go out after class or a workout at the gym.The material is soft and very comfortable. It is of a slightly heavier weight than other yoga pants I have worn (eg Prana Setu). It may prove to be too hot for some if they were in a very hot climate. I live in California and I have found them to be ideal on all but the very warmest of days. On the very hot days, I would wear a much lighter weight pant or shorts to class.These pants arrived very well packaged (neat and clean) and with a very handsome thank you note in envelope enclosed. A very nice touch, indeed.I look forward to see how the pants wear over time. In the interim, I am enjoying them very much.Namaste.

These yoga pants are amazing. They stretch nicely. They fit super comfy and they are beautifully designed. I'm someone who lives in comfy clothes and I have to say these are my new favorite pair of pants. They give me confidence and make me look good at the same time. They're also light weight. I love them!

Great yoga pants. Very comfortable, sized correctly and well made.

Lovely fit, good quality material, feels lovely

Given the working from home I decided to start the day with Yoga. I was struggling with the clothing i was using getting in the way. So purchased a pair of these, delivered in good order they really are one of the most comfortable items of clothing I own. Perfect for the yoga as well, stretch well, don't bunch up and light yet warm enough for wearing round the house. Fabric feels good quality and they haven't shrunk in the wash. Sizing is pretty good i went for XL and I'm a 38 waist, 36 leg. I may have to buy a second pair.My wife thinks it's hilarious I now own yoga pants...

Very good overall. Recommended. An adjustable ankle-cuff would be a good addition, for me.

It’s a shame that some of the lower star reviews are about size. I found these to be great, but then I am 6’4” and a 34/35 waist. I bought the XL and it fits.. So sorry, but if you are a shorty then you’ll have extra material. For all the times I have bought too short trousers I appreciate that it’s a lot easier to cuff things too long than lengthen the leg materials, so thanks for making a good product for tall folks.The fit on these is interesting. Maybe typical for yoga, but this was my first pair, and I was just buying them to lounge around in. They are (on me at least) form fitting at the top and a bit bell bottomed. The opposite fit from most ankle cuffed track pants these days. I was a bit concerned about them being too fitted across the front, but my significant other liked the look, so that’s sometimes what matters most.Material is good and company seems to care about their customers, so I may have to Get another pair.