CENFOR Men's Sweatpants with Pockets Open Bottom Workout Pants, for Athletic, Jogging, Training, Casual

This is near perfect for my preferences. I purchased the #2 Black in Sz: 36. Laying flat the waist elastic measures 15.5 inches across and the inseam is 31 inches. There is a lot of room in the seat so the elastic running small just means that you don't have to pull the drawstrings to tighten them up. They do look a little strange laying flat since most men's clothes don't narrow that much at the waist, but it's an benefit in my opinion. At 6ft and 180 lbs they fit perfectly except I would want at least an inch off the legs so they drape straight rather than have a break at the ankle. I also wear them low at my hip bone rather than halfway between the hips and ribs so how you wear them will affect the length, fit, and look. The material is light windbreaker like so it will make a zippy noise if you rub your thumb back and forth across it. It should be mildly rain resistant, but not waterproof. They are not the rain over pant type that's more like wearing an unbreathable plastic bag. I sprinkled a few drops of water and felt some soak through, but it did mostly bead up on the fabric. Pet hair is not a problem which is why I like the zippy slick fabrics over the more soft polyester fabrics out there. I have some of those too but prefer this type. If you like the softer material the CENFOR pants I got on the same order are a good choice. The inside has no loose threads and the inseam has the zig zag stitch pattern so it is made well. Another minor unexpected surprise is the big pockets and the soft material rather than just using the same exterior material for the pockets like most brands do. It's like the pockets on suit pants or the inside of a suit jacket. Slick and soft. For the price point I couldn't ask for more especially compared to some other brands I have that are more expensive. These are not lined at all, unlike my Asics that are mesh to the knee then soft material below the knee. The reflectors while plentiful (another big like) are the iron on type rather than the sew on fabric type that is on my Hanes Sport pants or like the ones you would find on a safety vest. You can get more life out of these by turning them inside out before washing so the reflectors don't get damaged by other clothes rubbing against them, then hang drying rather than throwing in the dryer. Aside from the minor design complaints for no lining and lacking higher grade reflectors that I would gladly pay an extra $5-$10 for, these pants are perfect for the price. I am definitely going to order three or four more to have for the next few years.

We've purchased this 3-pack of pants 3x, as they are the only pants my son will wear. He loves them. They last a really long time (the first 2 sets are fine, we just bought a 3rd set so he has 9 pants instead of 6). They wash well, don't stretch, and haven't formed holes or thinned anywhere. The pockets are so deep that he can carry unopened cans of pop in them when his hands are full. Great product! Very comfortable! Thanks!

Very comfortable and light weight. Easy to take off while still wearing shoes at the gym. A great extra layer

These have everything I was looking for. Tall men's in size Large. I'm 6'1" with a 30-32 inseam, 170 lbs. These hit the top of my shoe just perfect. The legs are open at the bottom, meaning no elastic. I have another pair with an elastic ban and it is very difficult to put on and take off with your toes getting hung up.With my medical condition I'm wearing these most of the time. A bit difficult wearing jeans. They are comfortable, they do not wrinkle. You can use them as pajama pants.

Pants are long as I am 5’ 10” with 30” legs. The fit at the waist and thighs is good.These are good for late spring/early summer use. They are too thin for late fall and winter use.Personally, I want a heavier nylon pant that feels and sits better when bending, sitting, etc. These pants just did not do any of that well.Would I personally buy these again? I would opt for something thicker, wider at the leg opening, and finish would be much slicker to the touch.

I've been a long time Under Armour and Nike buyer BUT they both moved from loose fit to tapered fit. The tapered fit is fine with the sole exception of the calf. While the thigh, seat, length, etc., was good the tapered fit at the calf causes the pants to be pulled down when running, climbing and exercising.I get it. UA and Nike want to be a brand that trendy fashionista's buy but they have forgotten whom their core customers are. We're the athletes and gym rats who made them a success. Well, no longer.I purchased my first Cenfor pants last year and as I had never heard of Cenfor and never seen their product I didn't know what to expect. Well, I was pleasantly surprised, so much that I've purchased 6 pairs.My only complaint, and it's minor, is that the selection of colors is limited.FYI I'm 6'3", 235 lbs., they fit loose at the waist so I have the draw string pulled tight, and loose at the calf-ankle. I'm no longer buying Under UA and I'm no longer paying the UA premium.Try Cenfor if you have experienced the tapered issue in athletic clothing that I have. I think you'll be as pleasantly surprised as I have been.

Comfortable, loose around the legs to let them breath, and not to thin to tear but thin enough for hot and very humid weather like here in SE Texas.

I really like these sweatpants as they appear well made and very comfortable. When I was shopping for the sweatpants I concentrated on making sure the bottom of the pant leg was open and did not have an elastic band which I find those types to be too tight. Happy with the open bottom, I then shopped for the colors I like and again I found the colors real nice. The only downside is they are 100% polyester and most likely not good to wear outside in the cold weather, but probably fine in the spring and summer. I should have remembered to get cotton sweats or a cotton/polyester blend. However, all in all the sweat pants are nice.