Topic: Pants?

[Gensheimer]

well...there is alot of talk about what kind of shoes and what works best for the feet section of the body...

now i was wondering what works best for ankles to waist?

[JD.]

Gym pants, cargo pants, etc. I prefer shorts though.

[Gensheimer]

just wondering i use athletic shorts now but no good for slides

[zayn]

me personally i do parkour in my street close, whatever im wearing i use...you never no if you'll really need to use parkour and if your in tight pants that you havent trained in, well your out-of-luck....now given most of my clothes consist of cargo pants and t shirts im pretty much always in parkour atire ...i'd recommend you to train in your street close, but if you cant then some cargo pants or shorts are nice.
(NOTHING TO BAGGY OR TIGHT)

[Anikay]

me personally i do parkour in my street close, whatever im wearing i use...you never no if you'll really need to use parkour and if your in tight pants that you havent trained in, well your out-of-luck....now given most of my clothes consist of cargo pants and t shirts im pretty much always in parkour atire ...i'd recommend you to train in your street close, but if you cant then some cargo pants or shorts are nice.
(NOTHING TO BAGGY OR TIGHT)

What is considered "tight"? Because I wear jeans that it my leg rather nicely and haven't had a problem with them yet.

[zayn]

tight as in emoish, pretty much girls skinny jeans....they are horrible...my clothes personally are a little baggy but only barely

[Austin"Yoshi"]

i used to wear that BUT anyway back on topic just wear whats light, comfortable, breathable anything like that but make sure there not to baggy and for the shirt just wear something comfy and breathable ive never heard of a light weight shirt so no problem there lol but something like 100% cotton will work

[Hannah L]

Personally, I prefer tight exercise pants, along the lines of yoga pants, because I feel like the clothes don't get in the way of the movements.

[zayn]

Personally, I prefer tight exercise pants, along the lines of yoga pants, because I feel like the clothes don't get in the way of the movements.

you also a traceure so tight pants may be better for you, but for traceurs tight pants are...well...restricting if you know what i mean

[Hannah L]

you also a traceure so tight pants may be better for you, but for traceurs tight pants are...well...restricting if you know what i mean

*traceuse
And I get what you mean

[Andrew"Brick"B.]

Do you really NEED pants?

[Andrew Mumu Trahum]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMwhl4IrPNc
sorry had to
I typically just wear shorts in the warmer weather, but during colder climates sweat pants are normally fine for me, they allow me to move around easily and are very comfortable

[Streek]

i prefer sweat pants wen i train cuz u can use the drawstring 2 tighten as much as needed nd theyre flexible so u dnt hafta wrry about any restraints wen doing vaults. to me, they also look cool  

downside: looks rly weird wen u go the beach/pool nd ur whole upper body is tanned but ur legs r white as hell (i no from experience lol)

[ZORG]

Anything snug, that does not restrict movement, and does not trip you up. Make sure the pants end at your ankles at the longest, or they will get in the way. A drawstring ensures they won't fall off mid-flight. Personally, I use the same shorts I use for surfing.

[Tom "T-Soul" Sully]

Do you really NEED pants?

I lol'd. But anyway, in the very small amount of practice that i've done, i've worn my usual denim jeans, not to baggy, but i wear a belt anyway.

I am also putting that quote in my signature.

[JoeSchuster]

I have a pair of really comfortable workout type pants. they're just baggy enough to allow complete range of movement. They also have zippered pockets which is sweet.