Wore skinnier jeans for the first time...

I'm 5'10", 165 pounds, kind of muscular legs-middle distance runner. Skinny boy jeans are too tight for me, but the best looks are only in that, so I went up a size in my waist. They're still tight. Whoever said runners are scrawny never saw a skinny jean model.

All of my leg hair has worn off except for my shins and a patch above my kneecap - not sexy!

Pretty soon they'll have jeggings for men. At that time I'm quitting trying to look fashionable.

...I couldn't have said it better

Not so skinny wrote:

I'm 5'10", 165 pounds, kind of muscular legs-middle distance runner. Skinny boy jeans are too tight for me, but the best looks are only in that, so I went up a size in my waist. They're still tight. Whoever said runners are scrawny never saw a skinny jean model.

All of my leg hair has worn off except for my shins and a patch above my kneecap - not sexy!

Pretty soon they'll have jeggings for men. At that time I'm quitting trying to look fashionable.

I disagree. I think everyone looks good in form-fitting jeans. Especially if you are a runner and have nice legs and butt. Trust me if you are a runner, you have nice legs and butt. Nice enough anyway, but even if not, I have seen all kinds of people in skinny jeans and never did I think that person should not be wearing them. Even fat people. What, do you think by wearing baggy shlumpy pants, people are not going to be able to tell how fat you are? Gimme a break. You'll just look like a fat person in dumpy clothes. Might as well show off what you've got a little bit. Women love guys in skinny jeans. Just go down to your local hipster cafe and you'll see all kinds of people in skinny jeans.

I'm a 800/1500 guy and I can't even put on skinny jeans. I can just about ram my calves all the way in but I can't get my thighs in.

Made the move to a skort and the chicas come a flockin

Skinny jeans work for some, but they look ridiculous on chubby guys and old guys.

I just upgrade to baggier jeans. All those (overhead) squats, sprints etc left me with huge quads, massive hamstrings and powerful glutes (the ladies love it). However, wasn't able to fit them into regular sized jeans anymore.

Skinny jeans are for skinny girls and no one else.

Fitted clothes look much better than big blousy baggy jeans and shirts, especially on anyone that is fit.

Why do all this running and working out only to put on a shirt that swallows you whole and jeans that balloon up and make you look as doughy as any couch potato?

zohan wrote:

Fitted clothes look much better than big blousy baggy jeans and shirts, especially on anyone that is fit.

SKINNY != FIT.

Besides the gay community, there is typically not much appreciation for SCRAWNY men.

I have never found a pair of slim fitting pants that came anywhere close to fitting me off the rack. I'm 6'3 170 lbs with a 35" inseam and 31" waist. Anything that is big enough to get over my thighs is always 4-6 inches to big in the waist. When I try to buy larger sizes and have the waist tailored the extreme difference in thigh to waist size makes the pants look all funny and they are very difficult to sit down in.

Big Legs wrote:

I'm 6'3 170 lbs with a 35" inseam and 31" waist.

Dude, eat something. Seriously.

Xfit_guy_the_real_1 wrote:

zohan wrote:

Fitted clothes look much better than big blousy baggy jeans and shirts, especially on anyone that is fit.

SKINNY != FIT.

Besides the gay community, there is typically not much appreciation for SCRAWNY men.

Properly fitting clothes even look better on fat people. so you're "point" is a stupid one. Fat, skinny, or physically fit- if you wear clothes that fit properly you will look better.

My 15 year high school reunion is coming up. I am going to show up to that in a massive pair of JNCO's.

Pick the ones with enough spandex in them and they will fit over your massive thighs! I love the look of painted on denim! mmmm

Xfit_guy_the_real_1 wrote:

(the ladies love it).

Then you undoubtedly run your mouth and they hate it again.

Ted Underhill wrote:

Xfit_guy_the_real_1 wrote:

(the ladies love it).

Then you undoubtedly run your mouth and they hate it again.

Hey bro, why they hating? I'm just trying to help you guys. If you're sick of being SCRAWNY, don't you think you should do something about it? Thought so.

Ladies love confidence and I project it.

Well it helps being over 220#, fer sure.

^ Dude, get a job. Seriously. You're like a cancer on the universe.

I tried on some Lucky jeans and could not get "Slim" or "straight" leg jeans over my calves. The "relaxed" fit look pretty good though and to me they're still pretty slim cut. Guys that can fit into those tighter jeans must have some skinny legs

Who said I'm scrawny? Whether I am or not, or if I am, whether I am sick of it, has no impact on the effect of your mouth running. Any woman not irritated by you inside of 5 minutes has to be just as annoying herself, so I'll stick by my initial statement, fer sure.