Mens Fleece Cargo Sweatpants

I ordered a set of these based on the typical size sweats or boxers I normally buy. This was not even close to accurate. Sizing clothes is not rocket surgery, but apparently for this company it is.So, I suggest going up 1 size for a normal fit. 2 sizes for loose fit. I normally wear a large and after getting they they seem like a tight SMedium if im lucky. They fit like skinny jeans. Deff not lounge wear.I have a new set on order and will verify sizing then and edit this review.UPDATE: 1/22/19: Had to buy an XXL to fit what should be normally a L/XL in Boxers or other Sweat Pants. One of the ankle draw strings tore apart within a few days. Now quality control is an issue. Going for #3 to see if they can get it right. Downgraded to 2-Stars.

I ordered the sweatpants based on the sizing chart recommendation. I believe it listed a 36” waist as being able to wear 4XL pants. I was a little skeptical about that combination, but figured “hey,..I can always return them.” And that’s exactly what happened. The sweatpants were very nice, and felt great to wear. Unfortunately they were incredibly too large. They also had no drawstring. If this were the mid - late 90’s, early 2000’s, or the MC Hammer[pants] era, I would’ve been stylin’. But sadly, the ultra baggie era is gone...So they were returned. Return process was quick and easy. I do plan on ordering a smaller size, as the pants were very comfortable despite the oversized fit.

I absolutely love Pro 5 sweats. But the most recent pair I received were a good four inches longer than previous pair of the same size. They are a different color (heather grey), so I wonder if that might be the issue, but they do show the identical 3x tag as previous pairs. They run pretty big already, and with the extra length they are made for someone seven feet tall. They are high quality goods, but not sure how to rate, as returning and guessing at sizing on $40 sweatpants is kind of a pain in the ass.edit:Ok, Ive gone through the pairs I have, measured and compared, and checked the sizing charts, and yea good luck. Love em, and will order more, but honestly I have no idea what size I should order now. The old 3xs I got fit perfectly, but are nothing like the pair I just got, or the sizing charts.

These are nice pants! Two big-ish front side pockets, two HUGE front thigh pockets, one decent-sized right hip pocket. With the exception of the two side pockets, all the rest have some fairly aggressive velcro closures keeping them shut. I'm thinking that if they act the same way as most velcro pocket-latches, they'll lose some of their stickum power and be just about right in two or three months. Most folks know that in many cases, velcro-ed pockets crap out fairly quickly and then don't work worth a damn after that. I'm thinking that these are so aggressive from the git-go what when they "crap out" they'll be just right. So, these are going to be some nice, warm pants for the coming winter months, and if you often carry a firearm (and accessories) like I do, you might want to try a pair.

I really like these oversize-fit cargo sweats. They fit the aesthetic I'm looking for and are very comfortable. It is a tiny bit too loose at the waist for me (I am a US size 32) but they don't sag so that's good enough. Perhaps it was just my pair that wasn't the best quality, but the adjustable elastic ankles broke so I can never tighten them to stay above/at my ankle level. Instead, the ankles now loosely drape over my feet. I do not go outside with these pants because of this malfunction, as it drags on the ground and gets caught under my shoes. Rolling them up doesn't help either, they are easily undone. These are my go-to pants for indoors, however, and I love wearing them inside.

The sizing was simply not accurate. I like a loose sweatpants that’s even baggy. The sweatpants are the good material and heavy weight. I just couldn’t come up from all the deep sea diving that I did in those pants figuratively. They caused you to swim in them. Based on the size measuring chart, I Purchased a 2XL. I’m sure a L would be more than sufficient for my size. I like to wear a 32 waist and a 32 inseam. These are the largest pants I have ever ordered on line where my sizing decision was way off from the products sizing.

There are a lot of questions about the size chart. Additionally, I was not sure if these were Chinese sizes or U.S. sizes. I got a 5XL on the off chance that it was Chinese. It wasn't. These are HUGE. The drawstrings at the cuffs are good, and the waist fits just right. Also, the drawstring at the waist is short...difficult to tie. Bottom line, if you comfortably wear a particular size, and want to have the loose, baggy fit, just go 1 or 2 sizes bigger, and it should fit you just right. I usually wear XXL (if I can find them in pants), and I got 5XL this time. I probably would have been good with 3X or 4X.

Draw strings in the right places, fits right, heavy material. Buy with confidence