Anonymous wrote:Kids in elementary school are wearing this and I need to get some for my ds

My sons have always done this. They play soccer in 25 degree weather at night. Their team is year round.

Whenever it is cold--players wear the underarmour long sleeve and tights under their uniform---or at practices under the training kit.

They do the same playing basketball outdoors. BUt_ NBA players have been doing this for years (indoors too) so not sure why people think its new.

NBA. Prolific there.

As an athlete, it is more comfortable than sweat pants and less binding/restricting.

My kids play soccer year round outdoors and tights under shorts are much less restricting than sweatpants. Sweatpants are often not allowed in games--need the uniform shorts.

ALSO WHO WANTS TO SEE A GUYS JIGGLY BALLS AND PACKAGE. They would look so weird playing basketball or soccer outdoors with tights and now shorts over them. I cringe when I see male bikers and runners walking around in their bike tights and leggings with nothing covering their sack and ass.

Take a look at pro athletes that train---this is the look. Tights under shorts.

Cobra Kai---Robbie is wearing that look so maybe some tweens are also doing it for that reason. My athletic sons have been doing it since the age of 5 and now in HS.

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Anonymous wrote:They are uncomfortable with how revealing tights are in the groin/butt. You can definitely see peen outline in tights.

Man here; this is correct.

Some guys at the gym DONT wear shorts over their tights to show off their package

How has that worked out for them?

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Anonymous wrote:They are uncomfortable with how revealing tights are in the groin/butt. You can definitely see peen outline in tights.

Man here; this is correct.

Some guys at the gym DONT wear shorts over their tights to show off their package

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Anonymous wrote:OP wants to gauge the neighbors' junk size.

+10000000000

Protip for OP's neighbors: get an athletic sock and tie a knot at the end. Tuck the end opposite the knot in your waistband and run the sock down one leg.

Anonymous wrote:OP wants to gauge the neighbors' junk size.

+10000000000

Anonymous wrote:WTF is up with guys wearing these tights/leggings with a pair of gym shorts on top of them? Is there some sort of practical reason as to why some guys do this? It baffles me and seems like the dumbest fashion statement akin to me wearing a bra over a top.

They could be compression pants.

I think it's weird that this is a question. It's a super practical outfit.

OP wants to gauge the neighbors' junk size.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe this is even being questioned. Compression leggings are used to keep everything in place (the balls and dick flap around less when running and/or working out). The shorts go over it because the leggings are really tight and can show the outline of the shaft to the dick head. I doubt anyone who works out cares what others think are fashionable when working out.

Except...this is a new phenomenon. What did y’all do before this trend?

Haven’t male runners always done this? It’s for coverage and warmth.

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Anonymous wrote:I assume OP is older—lots of boys/younger guys have been doing this for years.

My teenage sons do this ONLY because they wear a uniform for sports and they need the shorts to show, even in the cold. There is no other circumstance where they would wear this style. They just wear track pants to do other things - which are not bulky sweat pants. I agree that guys that wear this style to work out look strange. Although, there is a guy in my neighborhood that runs in just tights, and that also looks a little odd, but with his fit body he can rock the tights, so it's not offensive or anything.

Ok tell him to turn down my street!

Kids in elementary school are wearing this and I need to get some for my ds

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Anonymous wrote:I assume OP is older—lots of boys/younger guys have been doing this for years.

My teenage sons do this ONLY because they wear a uniform for sports and they need the shorts to show, even in the cold. There is no other circumstance where they would wear this style. They just wear track pants to do other things - which are not bulky sweat pants. I agree that guys that wear this style to work out look strange. Although, there is a guy in my neighborhood that runs in just tights, and that also looks a little odd, but with his fit body he can rock the tights, so it's not offensive or anything.

pp here.... track pants: https://www.adidas.com/us/tiro-track-pants/GQ1046.html?ab_version=A&cm_mmc=AdieSEM_Feeds-_-GoogleProductAds-_-NA-_-GQ1046&cm_mmca1=US&cm_mmca2=NA&dfw_tracker=24819-GQ1046-0004&gclid=CjwKCAiAsOmABhAwEiwAEBR0ZkhhlcXoDotczx_jc7iylR3Vg1VH2Y_M7cWsUyj6-NVsZ30QtB4ZXxoCIa0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&kpid=GQ1046&sourceid=543457011

gym shorts over tights is GOOFY.

Anonymous wrote:I assume OP is older—lots of boys/younger guys have been doing this for years.

My teenage sons do this ONLY because they wear a uniform for sports and they need the shorts to show, even in the cold. There is no other circumstance where they would wear this style. They just wear track pants to do other things - which are not bulky sweat pants. I agree that guys that wear this style to work out look strange. Although, there is a guy in my neighborhood that runs in just tights, and that also looks a little odd, but with his fit body he can rock the tights, so it's not offensive or anything.

sweatpants just suck. they are too bulky the material is not good for sweat etc. doing this in winter is normal - in summer guys just wear the shorts. in winter we need leg coverage as well but like i said sweatpants just suck. and obviously guys cant just wear the leggings bc of the bulge. if a guy is wearing leggings and shorts in the heat..... thats another story