Jordan Jumpman Classics

When it comes to buying sweatpants, I don’t overthink it. I just want to be comfortable. And, usually, I can do that for pretty cheap and walk away fairly satisfied. But if I think about it, most of the pants I’ve purchased in the past don’t have much longevity to them. After wearing them for a few months they start to wear out. So on a whim, I decided to try a pricer pair to see how they might stack up. I’m definitely a fan of Nike but I don’t always like shelling out the kind of money that comes attached to their products. However, that old saying, “You get what you pay for.” really rings true whenever I do take the leap and purchase something. Enter the Nike Jordan Jumpman Pants. Right off the bat, these pants manage to look a lot nicer than most other pants of this type. They have a bit of a taper to them which makes them feel and look pretty stylish. They look nice enough, too, that I don’t always feel the need to change them if I’m going out to certain places. The material is incredibly comfortable and breathes really well. I’m able to wear them for extended periods of time without any discomfort whatsoever. They are also really well constructed and at this point seem to be pretty versatile. I recently purchased a different style of Nike pants and felt they might’ve been a little small, so I went a size up (XL) for these. Generally, they fit pretty well to size, I would say, but are quite baggy in a few places. When I buy another pair I may try my normal size (L), but considering I mainly wear them to be comfortable them being a little bit bigger isn’t much of an issue.

These pants are super comfy. The fabric is nice and soft and the jogger style cuff at the bottom stops you getting a breeze up your leg! I LOVE the deep pockets-no more phone falling out when you bend over! These pants don’t restrict my movements-I am easily able to be active and keep up with my three young children.

Overall they are very comfortable and warm. They run a little long for my husband at 5’9” but after the first wash they seemed to shrink up quite a bit in the length and are now perfect. His only real gripe is that the Nike label that is sewn on the front side of the pants seems crooked and not inline with the side seem Not sure if it’s intended to be that way, but it’s kind of awkward. Overall, he likes the pants!