Jed North Men's Joggers Bodybuilding Slim Fit Tight Workout Sweat Pants

If you like to project an athletic style, these are the sweats to wear. They are not baggy anywhere, yet not so tight that they look like skinny jeans. Still, they are body-hugging, and therefore are designed to show off a trim athletic physique.I LOVE the yellow drawstring. it's a nice accent, as is the yellow Jed logo on the right leg.The zippered pockets are A W E S O M E. I wore these to a grey-sweatpant night at a nightclub (wear grey sweatpants and get a free drink) and did not have to worry about my personal items falling out.The only downside to these is that the inseam is a little too short for me - I have 35" inseam. But, I wore some nice looking black/white Chuck Taylors and they compliment the look of these sporty sweats incredibly well. Somehow, this combinations of shoes and these slightly-short sweats ended up as an amazing combo.

Am leaving these stars now, because i've had a Positive Experience so far. I won't have the item for a few more days, but! As of yet I have reached out directly to Jed North. I wanted to know the inseam dimensions. It only took 1 day, but someone responded from their customer service. She was friendly and eager to provide the right info. I am someone that wants a quality product and tend to be loyal, so this was great to experience. I'm hoping the fit is great. The Customer Service Rep provided me with a table of dimensions. These come directly from the Jed North Apparel website, so I hope others are able to make sure of this as I was. at 6'3'' 230 and lean, i'm hopeful the fit is great (athletic, slim fitting) but long enough. I'll respond with an update once they have arrived.UPDATE:The pants arrived and I am bummed! I ordered the right size as per the Customer Service Rep, but they were too short. Where are the clothes for tall, muscular AND lean guys?Anyway, the length wasn't a total problem; I'd push 'em up on the calf for a more athletic/runner look (see photo) -- BUT -- as I was headed to the gym floor, I noticed a hole in the pant leg. UGH! Yes the pants are snug, but that wouldn't have ripped through a seam. I'm not happy, but I do like the pants. #imtornTo anyone ordering them: Yes They Are Very Fitted. It's flattering to form, but they, for that reason and also due to the material, have VERY little give. If you have BBS (Big Booty Syndrome, and you'll know cuz people tell you "Wow, you have a great butt") like myself...you may have issues doing workouts in 'em due to that badonkey. I hope you have better luck. Adhere to the size guide if unsure about what to get.(I've rated them this low because I received a defective item.)

I am 5'9 165 lbs and the size medium fits me well, with a little extra. I have smaller legs though. The length is a little long, though, and the ankle width is very wide and wish it was smaller. String material for the waist seems low quality for paying $50. I can see the stitching stretch in the crotch area, hope I don't see any rips any time soon. I like them.

Definitely use the size chart provided by the company, I technically should be fitting a xl, but at 5'10" 190lbs I found they fit fine, mind you I am hanging around 15% body fat as of the review and the large fit perfectly. I love the pockets, they were good through my whole workout (legs day) and I never had any issues. They were comfortable in the hottest parts of the gym and still had enough presence to keep me comfy in 50-60 degree weather with a t-shirt. If you are expecting sweatpant thickness, this is not your route, these are a good deal thinner, and for regular gym stuff they will last for years, that said, they are not wear resistant and if used even for climbing in a rock gym they will turn to ribbons quickly due to the nature of the material. I will caution, these are thin enough that they can be a tidbit see through when you stretch in them, so hygiene and wise garment choice go a long way here.

Waist is fine, everything else is too tight for a size large. Can't imagine how any man with man parts could fit into a size medium.

Comfortable fit, and fair price. Issues with quality control. The J in the logo didn’t come through. I can’t believe they sold this to me, if something is to be defective for the sake of the brand, it should not be the embroidering of the brand name. Now I have to deal with returning it because I’m not going to wear pants to the gym that look like a knock-off. See picture.

I like that these are slim fit ...but the pant legs are definitely on the short side. I'm 5'10",165 lbs. with a 32" waist and 33" to 34" inseam, and these feel like high waters when I wear them. It's a good thing I wore them with high tops and long socks ahaha. ANYWAYS, if you want pants that will touch your ankles I recommend either 1) going a size up or 2) buying another jogger/athletic pant all together.Update: I've had these bad boys for less than a month and the fabric has already ripped in two places. I've updated my rating from "It's Okay" to "I Don't Like It". I urge everyone to spend their money on a better, higher quality product.

I was pleasantly surprised by the material and the fit. It's a cotton and polyester mix that has an interesting weave pattern that the pictures here do not capture. I'm 5'8" and have been weightlifting for over ten years. I ordered size small and it is form fitting rather than being skin tight. Form fitting means that all of the material hugs the body, but without compression. I also have the GymShark Luxe Legacy 2.0 in size small, which also fits quite well, but is fleeced for greater warmth. The Jed North is lighter in weight, more airy, and less restrictive of movement. However, in my experience, neither jogger is suitable for leg workouts because there is a little bit of restricted movement at the knees. I'll wear tights and shorts on leg days, and joggers or shorts on all other workout days.