How accurate are the sizes? I don't want to buy pants that fall down to my ankles
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They run pretty true, but they have elastic on the sides. They will be a little loose. If your waist size stays consistent that should help.
5768
I now have 4 pair of these pants, and they all seem to fit the stated size in both waist and inseam. They have a dual waist closure - button on the fly plus a snap at the belt-line, and they come with an adjustable nylon web belt. I highly recommend these pants.
282884
Yes these pants are ankle length and they do have elastic at the bottom to help them stay where they belong.
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Hi Ms. Waters Van Kampen. Start with a 12 and work your way down (you may need a 10) and they run a bit big at the waist. The returns at Amazon are very simple so I would get one of each.
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These are big to wear. They will slide down onto top of shoes. I have been wearing long pants under them. In warmer weather I will probably have to pad them. I am 5' 4" and 135 lbs with small/med ankles.
180188
not sure how to answer that question or even how to measure them, but there is plenty of leg room, i.e. they do not fit tightly on my normal sized legs
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PJ and M Search answered this the same as I would. If they go on like a pair of sock, probably too big. They are very comfortable, so you aren't going to feel pinched or restricted. They are inexpensive, so I would try the next size down.
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They run pretty true to size. The waist expands a few inches. If you like a snug fit, get a 36. I'm a 40 and I get a 38 waist. Get the length you are. If I get a wider waist, I get a shorter length because of the extra room in the rear end.
285323
I don't think so. I am certainly not on the thin side of the aisle and they fit me just right. I would say they are true to size.
615385
Should not be a problem. They are made with cycling in mind, so the legs are form fitting and the ankle opening is narrower. The best way to describe the fit is like a pair of skinny jeans as opposed to straight-leg jeans; they get narrower down by the ankles. I lift weights and have relatively muscular legs for my height. I have no problem with the fit around my calves. I have these pants in a large, have 15.5" calves, and these fit great.
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I wear size 42 pants/sorts. If you take a tape measure and measure around my waist it's 46". They are snug and comfortable for me.
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It absolutely is--mine are about a size 8, no problem covering past my ankles. Bigger feet would fit just fine, too.
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Whatever size you would normally buy get the same size in these they are true to size.If you take a 9 gaet a 9 and there will still be enough for a thick pair of socks.They come up to the back of my knee just at the bend. I love mine but they are hard to get off,I would recommend a boot puller to make it easier. Enjoy your trip
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Yes. They fit feet securely (I can't wear thick socks in mine as they form-fit my feet). There's room at the top to stuff pant legs in as well. There's no danger of them falling off your feet. Great product.
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That will probably depend on your sizing. All the reviews including mine advise sizing up maybe even 2 full sizes. I got the XXLs, my legs are pretty thick and they do not get tight at the calves. They are slightly loose from right above the knee all the way down. That said, they are NOT so loose that they could get caught in the chain.FWIW - if you can get the right size these pants are a winner! I'm about to order a 2nd pair.
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I usually wear 33x32 pants and Large is perfect. Not tight around the waist, and legs are 1/16" above the ground. They do have an adjustable drawstring, so sizes should be somewhat flexible!
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They seem to be accurate in measurements. I wear 30" in jeans and I ordered 30" and the shorts fit great. There is also a drawstring in them if they are a little bit big.
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I feel like the size of your foot has less to do with the fit than size of your ankle. I have very slender ankles and these fit snuggly with a sock underneath. I'm not sure I'd recommend them if you're on your feet as often, or for as long, as mail carriers are.