🔥 Warm and Cozy: BALEAF Women's Sherpa Lined Joggers for Winter Lounging and Walking Review

Good fit, very soft fabric. I was worried they would be too long because I'm 4ft 11" and was getting medium height. The length is good as there are cuffs at the bottom. Because of this they are a little baggy on the legs, but I like it.

I always wear large pants and these run small and tight, I bought 1 gray and 1 black and they were both the same size and one was even smaller than the other . , strange! What I love about this product is that they are super warm and soft on the inside, perfect for hiking and exercising in cold weather.

The size arrived. The bottom cuffs were very loose which I didn't like as it allowed air to escape easily. I had to wear long socks. The pants were comfortable but not as thick as expected. I could have made myself smaller, but the waistband was already very tight. Hoping the wash will help shrink it a bit so it's more flattering.

It would be great if the elastic didn't compress so tight! I have other ribbed sweatpants and none of them look like this one; The elastic band fights with the body and doesn't mold with it. It's a shame because otherwise it's a good product. Maybe it would have worked if I had ordered four sizes up, but I think even then it's a big design issue that will show up in size.

First of all, for something made in China, it's very good quality. I was surprised. The material feels excellent, like expensive pants. I bought a size small, if you look at the picture the waist is too small but the fit on the hips and legs is too loose. When I sit down it's so baggy and fluffy (see photo). I bought it to keep me warm when I go outside. Unfortunately, the lined sherpa didn't keep me warm at all. It's the opposite effect, causing my feet to feel cold.

Was looking for a pair of track pants that were a little thicker and warmer for walking around chilly New England days and they are perfect. I'm 1.77m tall and the length is good. I've washed them a few times and there is no shrinkage or puckering of the fabric at the seams. The inside is a soft, brushed layer, not what you might expect from a Sherpa." If you had a high-loft Sherpa fleece jacket, they were actually a bit too warm on 60-degree days, but should be just right when it is 40 degrees

These are not pants lined with Sherpa like shaggy lambswool, but with a soft brushed lining. It's SO SO SOFT. I wore them to my son's last soccer game - 40 degrees Fahrenheit and a steady wind blowing with enough cloud cover. I never felt the wind in these pants (only wore this layer). I was warm and I loved her. I'm so glad I made this investment for the winter - they will be perfect for my winter getaways AND snuggling on the couch. They're a bit long and baggy on me - 5'2", but the size…