Review on PIDOGYM Athletic Sweatpants Joggers Pockets Sports & Fitness by Aaron Richardson

So you've probably seen 50 different sweatpants in all the crazy Asian sizes. Hundreds of very helpful testimonials about "Medium fits me perfectly" without mentioning height, weight or body type. Idiots confusing questions with answers like "I'm 6'1", 155lbs" with "take a medium size", "no, take XXXL", etc. It's not made for taller, leggy, and wiry people, so maybe that helps someone. I'm 6ft 3" barefoot, 195lbs and probably 17% body fat right now (damn quarantine). At Levi's I wear a 32 in waist, 34 inseam - it fits to the top of my shoes and sags a little at the ankle. Precisely. Skinny legs, but not a big bird either. Yes brother, I squat. Once in a while. Of course I'm concerned about the length of something like this. I don't buy swimming trunks. I bought them in both XL and XXL and surprisingly they both fit me perfectly. Can an XXL cuff be a quarter inch longer? So in my case, the size XL sits right at ankle height and looks a bit hackneyed when they inevitably slide up - I think that's a good thing. XXL goes right to the top of my metcons, looks flawless. So it's a personal choice. As for the rest of the fit: with the drawstring I don't notice a difference in the waist - no size can slip, even if it's not tied. The XL's legs are a bit thinner, but the XXL doesn't feel remotely bulky. The fit is good, you won't get a saggy crotch wearing them just above your hips (where they belong, for goodness sake) like some of the other runners I've tried. The material is a bit thicker and warmer than I would like. like in a perfect world - not as bad as the cheap Champion joggers and obviously not as good as the more expensive super poly micro blend brands at triple the price. It's pretty soft and comfortable, stretches well. The elastic cuffs look like they will last a long time before tiring. I never run long distances, but they may not be suitable for that. Can't comment on durability yet and I have no intention of ever putting them in the dryer after washing. I got the black one with white stripes out of boredom - looks sporty but not intrusive. As a bonus, the logo is small and doesn't make you a running ad. Who doesn't love math symbols? Verdict: Great buy for the price ($23.99). For me, XL would be my choice just because I think they fit my thinner frame a bit better - not skin tight, not baggy. If you have more muscular glutes/quads, size XXL will suit you. I keep both pairs.