DRSKIN 5, 4, 3 or 1 Pack Men’s Compression Pants Tights Leggings Sports Baselayer Running Athletic Workout Active

20 years ago when I used to work out like crazy, these kind of pants were called spandex. Now that I’m back into working out again they call them yoga pants or compression pants or whatever they are called. But I’ve recently bought several brands of “compression” pants and these right here are the closest I’ve found to traditional spandex pants.I have a serious bone to pick with the people in charge of men’s fashion… who the heck decided that the men’s versions of yoga pants had to have a bunch of ridiculously stitched seams up and down the legs at various weird and connecting angles? Why do women get pants that have seams where they belong (the inner thighs) but when men want pants like this ours look (and feel) like jigsaw puzzles? Who thought “you know what would look and feel better for men? More stitching!” Please find that person and tell them they are wrong. The excessive stitching looks bad and is irritating as all heck on the skin.I seriously would have bought women’s yoga pants if the crotches/fits we’re cut the same. Since they aren’t I had to look far and wide for men’s “compression” pants that had the seams and stitching just like women’s yoga pants do. These fit the bill… stitching only inside the leg and up the “crack”… basically where the stitches actually belong on pants.I’m a dad bod guy these days but trying hard to get back in shape again and I wanted any advantage I can get to help my legs recover faster. Whether these actually work for that or not is highly debatable, but the truth is I love the way these look and feel on me, and so does my wife. She always loves it when I wear my “men’s yoga pants”. If I’m jogging I wear shorts over them as to not give strangers too much of a look at my “stuff”, but any workouts in the home gym I just put these on with a t-shirt and just go to work. They feel great and we both like how I look in them.The only issue I have with them is an unfortunately placed size tag (right at the top of your “crack” where it would be irritating and uncomfortable), but if you have a seam ripper or small knife you can remove them without damaging the other stitching.Viva men’s spandex yoga pants! Without the useless and uncomfortable jigsaw stitching all over them. These things rule.

Good product. I use this compressing pants for winter work out or while I run outside. It contains body heat well. It stretches well so I fit perfectly to my body. Also it is light weight which helps with jogging.

Some of these pants I bought in 2019 have a single center seam in front. However, the ones I just bought have that single front seam type, and some have a double front seam. The double front seam pants seems more “guy friendly” (i.e., more accommodating to the male anatomy). Still, I find myself having to make adjustments to my stuff whenever I sit down, and moreso with the single front seam pants.If you expect a lot of compression, you might be disappointed. Sizing is hard to define because I bought these as daily underwear to avoid a higher dose of a diuretic (a water pill) and they work well for that when I buy my usual size, or I wear two pair at once in the next size bigger. Check with your doctor if you have poor circulation or a heart condition before wearing compression pants like this.Sometimes I wear these as pajamas (in my regular size or bigger, it doesn’t matter) as I dislike PJ’s that have loose material which bunches up, so these form fitting pants are perfect as PJ bottoms regardless of the size.If you’re looking for compression, try buying you usual size or wear two pair at once. If you’re legs are muscular (i.e., you have Popeye Legs) you might need a size bigger.If you’re buying these as pajamas, you can buy one or even two sizes bigger than usual, and these will still be form fitting. Yes, they’re obviously revealing so wear something over them if you’re bashful or have Old Guy Body Syndrome. Wearing two pair at once makes them much less revealing (about the same as form-fitting men’s swimwear). Plain black is less revealing, also.These seem well built, and they need to be as you have to really work to get them on if you’re wearing your usual size as they need to stretch a lot. They are somewhat breathable, and do wick moisture somewhat, but they’re not magical. I found that sweat quickly builds up if you’re wearing these under other clothes.I wash these in my front-load washing machine on the Regular cycle in cold water, and then hang to dry (these dry quickly). The manufacturer recommends hand washing, which I doubt many buyers will do as that’s impractical. My older pants are holding up very well after many dozens of machine washings on the regular cycle, and line drying.Finally, the camo version is fantastic, and I’ve gotten favorable comments on them when I wear that version. It’s fun to wear the camo version inside out.

These are good as tights, but maybe not so good for compression tights. I bought size large. I am 6 feet tall, 154 pounds, 14 inch calf. I usually get a size medium but followed the recommendations of other buyers. They fit perfectly, seem well made and have a great texture (they are not heavy.) The waist is a bit tight, so I could not have gotten a medium for more compression. Definitely a good value if you just want workout tights with low compression.

Very comfy! True to size and good quality. Ive had them for over 5 years

Love these compression pants! I use them almost 3-5 days out the week when running in the morning.I live in Texas so the heat has been making me darker lol so I bought these and haven’t looked back!I’m 5’9 and weight about 130-135 and smal fits me perfectly. I throw these on then slip my shorts over and have zero issues while running. My only issue is that I only got 3 when I should have gotten the 5 pack!!!

Item received in good condition...nice fit...true to size...comfortable under short pants..we'll try for durability