I do. I like your typical male jogging/stretch pants.
Stretch pants are not for me in any situation, but I do rock out the jogging pants made from that really thin parachute like material as my sit around the house on the weekend pants. Super comfy, and at least it means I don't stay in PJ pants all day.
I wear leggings or stretchy exercise pants when needed, like for a mud race I wore stretchy tight exercise pants and I usually wear leggings or chunidar to gurdwara because you sit on the floor, so it's more comfortable then jeans.
During the winter, I sometimes wear leggings under my jeans to stay warm.
I never expect to pass in those kind of pants, but they are comfortable.
god no.
I prefer thick, weighty, fabrics. Especially for pants. This makes workout clothes a difficult find, but swim shorts will generally do the trick. I wear my old jiu jitsu gi pants to yoga/pilates classes and things of that sort which are also super thick. I love them.
Even if I were to dawn pants of a "stretch" material, if they ever had opportunity to stretch I think I'd consider them too tight.
I hang around at home either in my underwear (boxer briefs) or some kind of lounge pants. I don't wear the stretchy material though I notice that these lounge pants have a certain stretch to them.
--Jay
Are those leggings? a lot more comfortable than baggy pants (but must be 100% cotton). I generally wear male g-strings with those, though.
Not sure what your definition of "stretch/jogging pants" is - maybe a pic would help? Too many cultures/languages on here :)
I don't like anything clingy as it shows the shape of my hips.
Quote from: Kreuzfidel on October 14, 2013, 04:12:33 AM
Not sure what your definition of "stretch/jogging pants" is - maybe a pic would help? Too many cultures/languages on here :)
I don't like anything clingy as it shows the shape of my hips.
True. Sorry for no clarification I don't mean a particular pair, just any type that the guys like to wear. For me I like typical "Rocky Balboa" type of grey standard jogging pants. We also call them stretch pants here.