Exercise Pants

What kind are the best kind to get so they dont fall down? I have an issue with alot of my shorts/capris/pants that while I am excersising they will fall below my stomach (mom pouch).

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  • I don't know exactly how to deal with the "mom pouch" as I haven't gone down that road yet but, I like any type of yoga pant or capri for working out. They're a tighter fit and generally have moisture reducing fabrics so I don't feel "stuffy" by the end of the workout. I've been using the same pair of yoga pants to jog in for a year and I haven't had any issues with losing them as I run.
  • summertime_girl
    summertime_girl Posts: 3,945 Member
    I like running compression capris, stretch, no cotton.
  • riverabeth
    riverabeth Posts: 45 Member
    ^^this. I have the "mommy pouch" & compression pants/capris stay up much better than the yoga type ones. :)
  • TheAncientMariner
    TheAncientMariner Posts: 444 Member
    I generally go pantless... good luck though!










    Cause I'm wearing shorts you pervs!
  • Katie3784
    Katie3784 Posts: 543
    I wear yoga pants. I especially like the roll top kind, but I only have a small pooch, so I don't know if they would work for you.
  • Mummyadams
    Mummyadams Posts: 1,125 Member
    Why not head to a speciality sports wear store? Invest in a good quality pair of pants that sit higher on the waist but are a tight fit. Instant slim and stops them from falling down.
  • Chell625
    Chell625 Posts: 13
    Thanks everyone, Im going to check out the compression pants/carpris. I have a few yoga ones, one pair does stay up okay, another pair with the rolled waist rolls down under my stomach.
  • Michele7091
    Michele7091 Posts: 256 Member
    I like tight pants. :tongue:
  • kristinegift
    kristinegift Posts: 2,406 Member
    I wear spandex capris (or spandex shorts under running shorts). Keeps everything in check all the time :)
  • I like compression capris with either an elastic waist band or inner draw string. Works well when your waistline is srinking. Plus compression capris make your legs and butt look great.
  • MermaidFaith
    MermaidFaith Posts: 495 Member
    try something with a tie on it instead of just elastic. i find that with jumping and jogging exercises yoga pants just do not work. I like to go into TJ Maxx or Ross stores and buy name brand for cheaper. usually nike or adidas clothes have a better fit
  • Kitzey
    Kitzey Posts: 214 Member
    I really like the Nike Dri-Fit slim capris to work out in. They are quite pricey .. so I scour Winners to find them and have picked them up there for half the price of other stores that sell them.
  • xSCiNTILLATEx79
    xSCiNTILLATEx79 Posts: 245 Member
    I've been using the Zagorra Hot pants, they are comfy and breathable and make you sweat 4x as much. I wear the flares but need a pair of capris, they are spendy though.
  • LoraF83
    LoraF83 Posts: 15,694 Member
    I have a couple pairs of tight stretch (think bike short tight - same material) capris from Walmart that I love. They are Danskin and only set me back $12 a pair. I can't tell the difference between them and the expensive Nike pair that my friend wears. They don't fall down and they don't get in the way.
  • ritmeyer
    ritmeyer Posts: 136 Member
    Had this same problem when I started out. Tight like workout pants/capris were the only thing that would stay up with my mom pouch. Or anything with a drawstring and shorts worked, though I wasn't comfortable in them for awhile. Yoga pants were my enemy!! One jumping jack and I was pulling up my pants, boo!
  • Dethea
    Dethea Posts: 247 Member
    I have a pair of compression shorts and some jogging shorts (the kind with the undies built in) and both are from Nike.

    Anything with a drawstring will work well, but find something that fits you well.
  • I wear capri yoga pants. They are awesome, especially to run in
  • jcstanton
    jcstanton Posts: 1,849 Member
    Yup! Compression pants are definitely the way to go. You'll pay a little more for a good pair, but they last forever. I bought my first pair of compression pants about five or six years ago, and I JUST threw them out a few weeks ago. They were a cheap pair ($10 @ WalMart), I wore them AT LEAST twice/week, and I am a large girl so I have inner thigh friction which usually wears my pants/shorts out really quickly, but they still lasted a long time. Also, as someone else pointed out, they are usually made with moisture wicking material, so you don't feel so icky and sticky after a workout.
  • letswalk
    letswalk Posts: 32 Member
    I generally go pantless... good luck though!










    Cause I'm wearing shorts you pervs!

    LMAO. I gotta say, when I'm home, I generally workout in a bra and undies so I didn't go COMPLETELY there, but sort of! :)
  • secretlobster
    secretlobster Posts: 3,566 Member
    Was hoping this thread would be about pants that magically counted as exercise just by wearing them
  • JB5349
    JB5349 Posts: 135 Member
    The other option is to just get put a tiny hole in the pants at the seam and add a draw string.

    I have had to do that with a couple of pairs of my yoga pants.... You can get a draw string at the fabric store for cheap and don't have to spend the money on pants..... at least not till you get to the size that you want to be.


    Just a thought
  • TrishaGuy
    TrishaGuy Posts: 63
    I got a 2 pair pack form Sams Club (several years ago) Balley....they have a roll top so you can wear them high or low. I LOVE THEM and I have a mommy pouch.....they still carry them at my Sams I saw them last week but the ones I have are still in great shape so I did not buy any. Good Luck :smile:
  • auroranflash
    auroranflash Posts: 3,569 Member
    Was hoping this thread would be about pants that magically counted as exercise just by wearing them

    Got some from Home Shopping Network. Saw them on Dr. Oz. Lost 60lbs in two weeks! Message me for details.

    </joking, joking>
  • Meaganandcheese
    Meaganandcheese Posts: 525 Member
    Ditto compression pants, especially if they have a drawstring. My favorites are Champion brand from Target.
  • Mindmovesbody
    Mindmovesbody Posts: 399 Member
    I've been using the Zagorra Hot pants, they are comfy and breathable and make you sweat 4x as much. I wear the flares but need a pair of capris, they are spendy though.

    I have Zaggora hot pants too. LOVE THEM! Especially for the mom pouch!
  • infamousmk
    infamousmk Posts: 6,033 Member
    Target C9 brand of workout sweats have a higher rise in the waist and s waistband tie.
  • girlie100
    girlie100 Posts: 646 Member
    nike mesh field shorts are comfy and stay up when i'm running or soccer training :) not trousers i know cos i don't like wearing trousers :)