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    Quote Originally Posted by misspelledgeoff View Post
    Dastardly wears Mom Jeans.

    lmhao

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    Been there, done that. I started scrawny and the first thing to get big was my ass. Girlfriend noticed and always laughed when i was standing without a shirt on side-on to her view (I'm a little lordotic, so it exaggerates even more). Then i got a comment from my buddy's girlfriend "holy crap, dude, your ass is getting huge" and then one from a co-worker when she was walking behind me "I'm not checking you out or anything but I didn't believe you when you said you gained 30lbs, now i see it".

    Pants shopping is useless. I went to West49 (baggy skater clothes) and I tried on 9 pairs of "relaxed fit" jeans. I couldn't even get my legs INTO 5 of them and they all had a waist that was 2-4 inches larger than my waist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MazdaMatt View Post

    Pants shopping is useless. I went to West49 (baggy skater clothes) and I tried on 9 pairs of "relaxed fit" jeans. I couldn't even get my legs INTO 5 of them and they all had a waist that was 2-4 inches larger than my waist.

    I had a similar experience when shopping for pants. I was both proud and frustrated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeJanell View Post
    wo, alot of replies.

    First, not a troll post - butt made me feel better that you thought it was.

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    Corrected that for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by homerj742 View Post
    I had a similar experience when shopping for pants. I was both proud and frustrated.
    Anyone find good brands to fit muscular body types? I've outgrown all my jeans, and after going shopping last month, all that fit were Levi's relaxed fit, 559. On everything else, the thighs were too tight and the waist was too large.

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    There's been threads about this before. My dockers are the only pair of pants that I own where the waist is smaller than the ass... It seems the "average" man nowadays has more back fat that ass muscle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dastardly View Post
    The last pair of pants I bought were womens, no lie.
    Being that you're from the UK, this line is even more disturbing.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dastardly View Post
    They fit incredibly well, I mean amazing.
    Does the lace feel good against your skin?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rorschach View Post
    Being that you're from the UK, this line is even more disturbing.
    Disturbing, but less surprising.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brenden View Post
    Anyone find good brands to fit muscular body types? I've outgrown all my jeans, and after going shopping last month, all that fit were Levi's relaxed fit, 559. On everything else, the thighs were too tight and the waist was too large.
    559's were too tight for me. Levi's 569's are the only pants that fit me correctly, meaning my legs actually fit with a comfortable waist. For everything else I have to go an extra 2 inches on the waist and then tighten to fit with a belt

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    starting strength coach development program
    I have a new routine when buying pants...

    I take them in the dressing room, put them on, and do a full squat.

    If they don't rip, I buy em.

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