I have the impossibly soft pants and they really are that comfortable. It feels like wearing pajama like swears that look like relaxed fit pants. The pants run a little long (since they aren't sized by inches) but you can easily roll them up or hem them permanently. My favorite thing about these pants are that they are stylistically more appropriately fitting to wear out in public while being this comfortable. They aren't something you could wear as general professional attire though. I strongly recommend these pants and would encourage you to get them if you're looking for every day relaxed fit pants.

I found these pants to be amazing while I was out skateboarding. They somehow managed to always feel cool, even when the rest of me was hot, and at no point did I feel a damp spot from sweat. I worried at first that they were going to be restrictive while skating, but they had a good amount of stretch to them, and the pants stayed firmly on my hips, even with all the leg movement. Fashion wise again I was quite surprised. The little fake zipper flap area around the crotch was enough to make it look like I wasn't just wearing sweats out of the house. I am surprised that a little thing like that could make such a difference. Design wise I would no change anything. They drawstring is well hidden inside, the material both looks and feels comfortable and stylish without looking tacky. The taper down the leg led to a snug fit around my ankles, which allowed me to showcase my shoes while wearing and skateboarding in them, which is highly important to me since I take great pride in my show collection and don't like when they become hidden by pants.

I’ve been wearing the Nike Performance Sweatpants for a couple of weeks now, and overall, they’ve held up well through a mix of running and playing basketball. The fit is athletic but not too tight, which gives me enough room to move without feeling restricted. The fabric is lightweight and breathable, which was great for runs—it wicked sweat effectively and didn’t cling too much even after a long session. On the court, they stayed in place well and didn’t bunch up around the knees, which I appreciated during quick cuts and jumps. One thing I did notice, though, is that they’re not the warmest option in cooler weather. On a windy day, I could feel the breeze cutting through more than I expected. Also, while the material is comfortable, it started to pill a little after a few washes, especially around the thighs. It’s nothing major, but it’s worth noting if you’re looking for long-term durability. Overall, they’re still a solid choice for training or casual wear—just not perfect.