Post: #76

(06-03-2014 08:11 AM)lowside Wrote:  i've converted completely to skinny. it looks modern, sharp and as a bonus my quads really come out nicely.

Do you mean you like how they would make your quads look big? My jeans fit great every EXCEPT for my quads since I don't skip leg day, I think having big quads in otherwise well fitting jeans makes my legs look really unbalanced... It's my no. 1 style problem for sure.

Post: #77

(06-03-2014 08:29 AM)Deluge Wrote:  

(06-03-2014 08:11 AM)lowside Wrote:  i've converted completely to skinny. it looks modern, sharp and as a bonus my quads really come out nicely.

Do you mean you like how they would make your quads look big? My jeans fit great every EXCEPT for my quads since I don't skip leg day, I think having big quads in otherwise well fitting jeans makes my legs look really unbalanced... It's my no. 1 style problem for sure.

sure. but i'd also say nicely defined, since the jeans are really tight.

i don't ravage my legs on leg day, and i also have been known to skip leg day every now and then.

if your legs are huge, skinny may not be for you.

Post: #78

(06-03-2014 06:25 AM)Deluge Wrote:  

(06-02-2014 11:14 AM)turuk Wrote:  Skinny is when it sticks on your skin.

No it's not. Most mens skinny jeans are not skin tight. Like I said, all skin tight jeans are skinny and not all skinny jeans are skin tight (i.e skin tight is a subset of skinny). "Skinny" is a technical term for jean cuts set by the brands/manufacturers that includes much roomier cuts then just skin tight ones. Go buy a pair of Levi's skinny jeans (the 510's) for example and check it out for yourself, unless you have quite big legs they are not going to be skin tight.

So do you think that black jeans I have on the pic in front of the mirror is right? That other member said it was too tight below the knee.

Post: #79

(06-03-2014 11:07 AM)turuk Wrote:  

(06-03-2014 06:25 AM)Deluge Wrote:  

(06-02-2014 11:14 AM)turuk Wrote:  Skinny is when it sticks on your skin.

No it's not. Most mens skinny jeans are not skin tight. Like I said, all skin tight jeans are skinny and not all skinny jeans are skin tight (i.e skin tight is a subset of skinny). "Skinny" is a technical term for jean cuts set by the brands/manufacturers that includes much roomier cuts then just skin tight ones. Go buy a pair of Levi's skinny jeans (the 510's) for example and check it out for yourself, unless you have quite big legs they are not going to be skin tight.

So do you think that black jeans I have on the pic in front of the mirror is right? That other member said it was too tight below the knee.

It looks fine, and no one said it doesn't. I think you misread what rainy said.

Post: #80

I only buy baggy pants. I hate that feeling of constriction.

As I've continued working out, all of my baggy jeans have become fitted. Leg day, ugh.

Post: #81

This might be possibility if you have larger thighs... At the store I found some Levi's 513 jeans. They are similar to the slim straight 514s but are not 100% cotton. There is a small amount of elastase in the fabric so they give and stretch when you sit down, etc. instead of pulling down. They will still be skin tight in the quad area, obviously.

Post: #82

^^^ The bottom of the leg is apparently tapered a little more than 514s but after trying some on I would say the seat/top of leg is very similar.