Nike Mens Therma Fit Pants

These are great sweatpants. Warm with roomy pockets. If you wear 30x32 for jeans then get these in size small the fit is nice. Read more

Perfect fit. Love the color selections. Great for the gym. Heavy enough for winter but light enough for summer Read more

These are very warm and comfortable just a bit long. Size or two smaller for length Read more

These pants feel premium and last even 10 years if you take care of them. I use them daily to the gym, I have these pants in black, blue, anthracite, light grey and burgundy. They never lose color or bleed color, they stretch extremely well and keep you warm or cool depending on the weather. This design of Nike gym wear is the best and most comfortable. Read more

The quality of the Nike Therma Fit Pants is very good. This is my second purchase since I really liked the first pair I purchased. They keep my legs warm during my daily walks despite the temperatures here in New Jersey which very cold in the winter. My only complaint and why 4 stars instead of 5 stars is the bottom hem is open rather than the elastic hem that is tight on my leg which for the winter is very important. As for sizing, I am 6’ and 170lbs and the medium was perfect. Read more

They aren't as hearty as back in the day, but they are still a good fleece-lined sweatpants that by my standard do well in cooler weather. I ended up buying a second pair. Read more

These pants are cheap. Not double stitched down the outside hem and other places like Nike always has done on Therma Fit. No stitched Nike logo. Feel a bit light compared to my old Therma Fit Nike pants. The waistband isn’t very stretchy at all, meaning a taller person who needs XL gets no comfort from a huge waistband that has little to no elastic effect. No Therma Fit logo on the outside either which I found odd. I am returning. Read more

I've had an old black Therma Fit pants for over a decade now. It's been my go-to sweatpants for some time now, but I decided to splurge a bit for the holidays and buy a new pair. One notable difference right off the bat is the texture. My old pair has a smooth texture to it, but these ones have more of a matte feel. The logo has changed from embroidered and raised stitching to a plasticky, rubber flat stamp. Next are the pockets. My old ones had pockets made from the same material as the rest of the pants, solid and smooth. These new ones have thin, netted pockets which I don't care for. It's the same depth as my old ones, but it feels like the teeth of my keys could snag onto it. One improvement I feel is the side stitching. My old pants had prominent, outward stitching that would produce fuzz-balls every time in the wash, whereas these new ones have the stitching inwards. Not as stylish for sure, but better than dealing with lint. Lastly, these new ones are missing the closure string at the open ends for the ankles. I never really used them for my old pants, but they were nice to have. Overall, I'm kind of disappointed with the quality of these new ones compared to my old pants. Sure they still feel like durable warm pants, and for $50+ bucks they'd better well be, but it's the little things that they cut corners on that makes me feel a bit sad. As a side note, one thing that hasn't changed is the length. These ones at medium run a bit too long for a 6ft guy like myself, extends just at the base of my feet but enough for me to roll comfortably once. Not recommended for shorter folk. Read more