Just stick with yoga pants
582738
I bought the adult large as I am 5'8" and 140 lbs. I should have gone with a medium but I was worried about the height. In reality, the large was really meant for someone much taller. I would say probably about 5'10" is when you should move to the large, but even then as long as you're pretty slender I would stick with the medium. Measure to your waist and don't worry too much about the height as the material is very stretchy.
As for the fleece, it does keep my legs warm but I don't know if it was worth the price. There's a very awkward seam that goes up over your crotch and butt where the legs were sewn together and it makes the pants look very cheap.
I'm glad I have them, but one pair is more than enough. I will stick to yoga pants and tights from now on.
26095
Not a good purchase. The fabric is very thin, thinner than any other yoga pants I own. I am 5'9" tall, and they are almost too short on me.  The worst thing is, one leg is a little longer than the other. These do not have free return shipping, so I'm glad I didn't pay much for them. Buyer beware.
1135157
I usually wear a medium/large in yoga pants, so I decided to be on the safe side and order a large. Big mistake. I have a curvy body type (small waist, large hips) and these were pretty tight. The waistband, when rolled down naturally, sat really low on my hips which was pretty uncomfortable. The material is also SUPER THIN. My underwear is visible through the pants when I bend slightly down, but that could also be because I could benefit from a size up. I'm 5'9" and normal yoga pants are usually a couple inches too short for me. These were awesome in length though, too long if anything which I'll take because for lounging, I'd rather have a little extra length over flood pants.
3701196
Not my favorite. My size is rapidly changing postpartum and post-long-term illness so basically if I invest in normal jeans, they fall off within a month. While that's great to be healing, not so great for keeping pants on while chasing children. So I've been devoted to Hue Jeggings just because of all the jeans and leggings - they stay up. After six pairs, I know the sizing pretty well but these super smooth ones threw me for a loop. I have no bottom, average to minimal hips, carry my weight in my tummy area. These super smooth had NO room in the bottom and felt like they were going to fall down compared to the essential denim ones and another model I purchased at a department store. Also the rise was so low, it didn't even come up to my tummy. Maybe the ones I got were a fluke but fair warning, if you have any bottom at all (or even if you don't) you might want to size up in this model.
3779087
These should be called RipStart pants, just look at my uploaded picture. This happened after just leaning over, and I'm considered underweight! If you like easy bathroom access, then do whatever you can to get your hands on a pair of these.
1849081
Can see underpants when bent over. Ok for atheleisure wear, but wear underwear at yoga!
2445134
Material is too thin and flimsy and feels closer to thin pajama bottoms than khaki pants. Butt and front pocket area is a nice tight fit but other than that they are too loose/baggy and feel like they are about to fall off. I normally wear 32X30 with tennis shoes but now wear boots and should have gotten 32X32. Scrap the belt, looks and feels like beach wear. The waist is too high and rides closer to the stomach than the hip. The belt loops are too wide requiring a very wide belt. I don't wear wide belts. When I received them I washed them and wore them twice. I'm looking for a slimmer fit (not skinny) that covers a boot and has a thicker, well hanging, durable material so these are not for me.
131606
I got these because I had to take a second retail job since my full time job doesn't exactly pay the bills. The place I'm working requires us to "dress up" and only allows us to wear certain colors. I wanted something that would be easy to change into and hopefully be comfortable enough to where it almost felt like yoga pants. My weight fluctuates quite often so I was also hoping that since they had a pull on waist they would fit perfectly regardless of if I was having a fat or thin day. I was totally wrong. The waist was tight and awkward and actually cut into my stomach more than my regular zip up and button pants. The material was also pretty stiff (at least it felt that way to me). Needless to say, they were immediately returned and I'm still on a quest to find a nice pant that fits me like loungewear.
3457819
I generally wear a small to medium, this medium was like extra small. These pants are see through, so wear cute panties, that actually they're gonna pull down whenever you move, being binding and short-waisted, so be prepared for plumber's crack. These are very constricting (maybe a larger size would be better?) especially around the knees, and sooo not breathe-able.. I was almost breaking a sweat just trying them on around the house.. hardly workout worthy when one actually does get active and warm. The style is unflattering; typically most yoga pant designs make one look extra fit, however, these make your thighs/butt look like 2 squished whales. The netting(for breathability maybe?) was incredibly rough and itchy, right in the tender spot of the backs of the knees. The color scheme too, is very unappealing, and does nothing in favor of making your body look stylish and public-worthy. These are quite possibly the ugliest, most ill-fitting pants I've ever purchased, and indeed am returning them. I seriously do not understand the positive reviews, those ladies must have not ever tried a decent pair of workout pants, ever. Looks like I'm sticking with tried n true GAP and Spalding, while I continue the hunt for additional stylish flattering fitting options.
4766115
I'm returning them, as they are not for me. I thought it was more of a yoga fit. It was misleading to add yoga style to the description. They are work scrubs. Period. Also way to long...
3826255
I am 110lbs and 5 foot 7, I got a small because I always get small and even for me they were pretty snug (I know yoga pants are snug anyway but these were reeeally snug). I can wear them around the house but I wouldn't wear them out of the house... The material is thin so it doesn't get too hot so if you have the right fit it would be good for at-home yoga. The color isn't as coral as I wanted either.
876711
I should not have bought the high-rise as they rub my back too much.  Also, these genes are an earlier version
of yoga genes and not as comfortable as the newer ones that have more stretch, I think spandex, than these do.
I'm giving them away.  Also the thigh area is more rounded that other models.
2452561
I'm not sure who designed these pants, but the person is pretty out of touch with the average female size and shape.  As noted in other reviews, the rise is REALLY short, which is not good for crack coverage when you're seated on your motorcycle.  This necessitates either wearing a leotard or a dress with them in order to be covered.  Also, I typically will wear a large in women's pants but had to order 3x, and then the low waist was too large and the thigh and butt area uncomfortably snug.  Judging from the fit, I'd say if you have extremely narrow legs, no butt and a large belly, these pants would be perfect for you.  Having said that, I'm hoping the sturdy fabric will give in the thigh and butt area over time, as they do provide lots of protection.  Though they are marketed for wearing in the heat, I was riding with them in fairly arid 94 degree temps, and I was not feeling much air flow, so when it gets really hot, they may not fit the bill.  Though I'll use these for now, they will be obsolete as soon as someone who knows what they're doing jumps in and makes a hot weather protective pant for women.
2447796
guys be aware , in the pic this pants  look like a military color and sweatpants

but this is more like  something people use to do yoga
2384739
I only buy Marika yoga pants because I love the way they fit and flatter as well as the length and bootcut. These however are completely wrong. The Marika logo is there at the bottom of the pant, where it is normally above the butt,  but these seem like knock offs. They are extremely long, not usual Marika really long but even longer than that. The top goes clear to your bra so you feel like you are wearing maternity pants and that is not comfortable at all. The  seams along the legs and hips are unflattering. The material seems pretty sturdy and probably wouldnt wear as quickly or become see through when bending over as typical Marika but even if I could get past the uncomfortable feeling and itch and somehow roll my pant legs up or find 3 inch high running shoes so they didn't drag on the floor (Im 57 btw) I would still not want to be seen in these, I look like Humpty Dumpty. After reading the reviews and even asking a question I was very excited to receive these so I am extremely upset that they did not live up to the hype
1974688
I so wanted to love these yoga pants. I absolutely love the Hyde brand and these pants are supposed to be the most amazing yoga pants ever - but they're not. I'm 5'4'' and a size 4/6 and these things are cut for someone who is about 5'10'' and a size 0/2. I don't know that many people buying their yoga pants on Amazon who fit that size range but if you don't, these are NOT the pants for you. I considered having them hemmed, but the bottom of them has a whip stitch on it and it would be almost as expensive to fix them as it would be to just buy different pants. As I said, I really wanted to love them, but they're excessively long, the foldover waist makes you look heavyset and they're just not that great. Disappointed!
821642
If I do something that is easy or moderate like yoga these are alright and I like the way they look. However running over 5 miles in these, I start to get chafing below the armpit area. They are also thin material and seem low quality, I would not purchase again since I focus on long distance running (marathon distance and up) and they bother me too much.