adidas Womens Pintuck Pull on Pants

Great value. Some reviews stated it ran small but I disagree. I say true to size. Read more

Love these pants for cooler golf days and they make great travel pants as well. Read more

Awesome slacks for golf. Great pockets. Read more

Sized a bit small. I do love the cut of these pants, they don’t have that jogger/athletic look but are just as comfortable. To be quite honest they’re quite striking on the right figure but you need to Now I know some of you ladies can relate, but some pants with too many seams in the front can result in some bulging where you don’t want it and if these are too tight on you OR too loose on you, that WILL happen in the front. They are definitely not kind if you have a belly. That being said, they are very comfortable, a good length if you are average height and very well made. They hold up well in the wash and I’m really impressed. The fit is just meant for a very slender figure. Read more

Adidas possesses one of the greatest athletic wear pedigrees in the world, and to expect excellence from their products is, as they say, par for the course. These purposefully constructed yet fashion-conscious pants further prove that their designers are anything but green. Women in pursuit of sport deserve apparel that grants their femininity without exploiting it. Stepping on to the first tee wearing these slacks, you'll let everyone know, "I'm a serious competitor, and I'm a woman," without ever opening your mouth. From backswing to follow through, your pants will move with you as an extension of your own skin, form fitting and flexible, yet far from something so skin-tight and undignified as "golf leggings." You respect golf's legacy of dignity and sophistication - and yourself as an athlete - too much for that. Having covered the philosophical merits of these pants, I'll delve into an examination of the physical: The waist is something interesting I've not seen before, in that they don't have a discernible band; they just... stop. Each vertical seam continues upward uninterrupted by a traditional horizontal seam. And it makes sense. There are no belt loops that need a reinforced point of attachment. There is no elastic band that needs consideration as the whole pant is elastic, distributing the task of holding them up across the whole area between your waist and hips. While this may feel strange at first, it's ultimately more comfortable as it eliminates the smaller area of pressure common to most pants, and opens up greater freedom of movement. The only caveat is an important one: the difference between your waist and hip measurements has everything to do with how well these pants will stay up. The tapered leg, meanwhile, gives thoughtful consideration to your footwear via a small V cut at the outer ankles. This helps keep the pants from bunching up awkwardly at the top of your shoes. As I said, there's a purposefulness to the design elements found in this garment that is a testament to Adidas' experience with athletic wear. It's those little details that collectively establish an ideal balance between fashion and utility. The pockets (a far too uncommon feature in women's clothing) are not quite deep enough for the average smartphone, but such items are less likely to be on you during competition, anyway. They are, however, fully adequate for comfortably holding a few tees and your lucky ball marker. Regarding the official product description, one qualitative correction deserves mention. These pants allegedly "feature an extra-soft feel." While they're unquestionably quite comfortable, my standards and expectations for "extra-soft" are apparently far more demanding than those of the Adidas marketing department staff. At $100, one could argue that these pants are more of an investment than a purchase. It's legitimate to ask: "are they a good value?" Are there other golf pants out there that look and perform as well as these yet cost less? Almost certainly. The question then becomes, "can you confidently identify such pants and how long might it take to find them?" If your time is worth more than the difference in price, a pair of Adidas golf slacks is an excellent value. Read more

I would have loved these pants if both legs were the same length. I was in search of full length golf pants. Unfortunately the left leg is 1 inch shorter than the right. Read more

The media could not be loaded. The waist band is not low profile enough and designed in a way so that it is Open curved" at the waistline hem , and this makes it more bulky. The pants have stitching that make a thin "Protruding" line down the front of the pants and this is not to my liking ( not visible on photos of the pant on the Amazon site). The material is the kind that is not good in hot weather so the pant is meant for cooler weather. It is made of a thick robust feeling material and seems rugged but the cut and design of the pant apparently is meant to make the pant more like a tight. It actually does not seem to be the overall best for real active use, but more for fashion not function. It may be good for general use since it is easy to just pull on. It may be good for travel but I personally do not like to travel wearing clothing that is tight. It depends on your own preferences. I would not know if it is easy care, or if it shrinks with washing or if it is quick dry as I have not tried laundering or ironing it. I do not need this kind of pant myself, so I returned it. I may recommend it to someone else if I know they would want such an item. It is not bad but the style is not what I am looking for. Read more

These are so comfy! Nice taper to the leg. XL fits as expected (5'7" and about 150, gluteus is maximus, but not too maximus, bigger muscles in calves and thighs). Little bit of extra length at bottom, but no worries there unless I'm wearing super-thin soled tennis shoes, which I don't. Fabric is soft and comfy and has a nice finish that doesn't necessarily scream "athletic wear." I suspect I could wear these to work with a blazer, and may try it. If that works, then these may become my official new post-pandemic dress pants (since I just haven't found my way back into structured clothing so easily after two years of yoga pants). LOVE THESE! Great for that first chilly round of golf this fall! Read more