Here is the Product Page
sport.woot pants - not for use as shirts.
Found a sizing chart that might be helpful:
What are the main activities of people who wear these pants? Are they regular sweatpants to wear on a weekend morning for lounging? Should I ride my bike in them? Will my teammates laugh at me if i wear them for warmup on the field? Are they tennis pants?
These are nice running sweats. They keep you warm in the winter, and are great for Spring & Fall. They keep you dry if you are running/racing in the rain and are very comfortable.
The pockets come in handy for races.
Also great for lounging around the house ^
Great price also!
Any hints on the inseams of these pants? Hemming zippered leg openings from a 36" to a 30" inseam is expensive.
anyone know how these fit? what i’m wondering is if they’re on the slim/skinny side or regular straight leg pants.
It sucks to be a guy with a 27" inseam. Never could wear exercise pants without looking like MC Hammer. Maybe I should learn to sew. If I lost a few inches I could fit into the smalls, but even they are too long.
I hear that! I am 6’ 2" and a 40" x 30" inseam.
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I run a lot of races, and they NEVER give out pants when you register or finish. Only shirts, and stupid-looking necklaces. To correct this inequity I am forced to purchase pants like these all on my own. In for 3. Thanks Woot!
Price is $45.50 here:
http://www.tennisexpress.com/fila-Mens-Performance-Trackster-Pant-31819
In for 2
Thank you for reading my mind.
On sizing, go to:
The SIZE GUIDE is next to SELECT SIZE. A new window will appear which gives you instructions on how to measure your inseam.
Now scratch your head because they don’t give you the inseam of the pants.
I have the opposite problem… 32 inch waist and 34 inch inseam. Come on, Woot, what are the inseam lengths on these things?
Only Navy left, if you want Medium.
Me, too. I’m 6’6 with a 36" inseam.
People who complain about inseams being too long should try finding clothes that fit at my height, or taller. At least hemming is an option for you!