Lycra Cross-Waist Zippered Flared Pants

I love Baleaf lined yoga pants for winter dog walking as a professional walker but needed something for warm weather. These are ideal!�The fit is really attractive. The waist is lightly smoothing and compressing without being uncomfortable. The flare balances things out if, like me, you've got some hips on you.�I love that Baleaf offers plus sizes that actually fit plus-size humans! These fit true to size and are nice and stretchy for comfort.�There are two side pockets that are conveniently located that I use for keys, tissues, and lip balm, and then my phone on the other side. There's a zip pocket that fits my small wallet. Then I'm free to walk with everything secured.�They stay up well and are long enough for me at 5'8".The fabric is really thin but sturdy and smooth. It's perfect for summer weather to keep covered from the sun or while on hikes but not be sweltering.My new go-to for summer dog walking!

These are my new favorite leggings! They fit perfectly to my size. They have pockets, which is always a plus. They are super comfortable, they're made of really good quality. Not too thick, not too thin. They look dressy so I can wear them to work and they're comfortable! They are definitely worth the money, I'll be buying more pairs!

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These are soft and comfortable, mostly because the are very stretchy. Im 5'6" with long legs and the length is perfect. They just touch the floor with tennis shoes on. The pockets are great. But the fabric is thin. There just isn't enough weight to the fabric to allow much to be held in the pockets. And since the fabric is really thin and stretchy, it clings to your body. So if you put anything in the pockets every detail can be seen. I put my keys in the pocket and had to take them out because it was very uncomfortable being poked by keys. And if you have any imperfections, such as cellulite, be prepared, everything is visible.

Love these! Light weight, moisture wicking, plenty of pocket space, and awesome flared/bootcut style. Also love the waistband. Great value. So long as price remains as is, or lower, these will be my go to pants!

I'd been hunting for a lightweight solid blend pant for exercise. Previously, I wore a Roadrunner Sports legging that was 86% polyester and 14% spandex. Those were hot and sweaty and did not breathe at all.Then came Bayleaf. The solid color versions have 92% cotton and 8% spandex and the gray and heathered versions have 55% cotton, 39% polyester, and 6% spandex. The description says its the charcoal and light gray with the lower cotton content. I assumed they had meant to include ALL heathered colors at 86%. I had hoped that they'd be 92/8, but they were 55/39/6. As I had guessed, heathered colors are not considered solids.So far, as far as comfort goes, I'm fine with the 55cotton/39poly/6spandex ratio though I did NOT want polyester. For me, polyester doesn't breathe as all manufacturers claim that it does and it doesn't tend to wick either; so, you sit or dance or hike or exercise in pants with puddles. Luckily, the blend that I got has enough cotton in it that it DOES breath, it DOESN'T irritate, and it seems to work fine.I am 5'8" tall and weigh 130 lbs. My weight is fairly evenly distributed though I do have a muscular rearend and thighs from all the squats I do. I purchased a size Small with a 32" inseam in navy heather (55% cotton, 39% polyester, and 6% spandex). I've worn them since they arrived, did my weight lifting and stretching/core workout in them and still have them on. No sweat puddles, no discomfort. They seem to have stretched out some -- which is an aspect of polyester that I really dislike, so I will wash them in the machine (cold) and tumble them dry. I need them to resize back down a bit or I'd just hang them up to dry.I'm thinking that the 92% cotton and 8% spandex solids will need cold wash and absolutely have to be hung to dry to prevent shrinkage. My future pairs will be solids: fuchsia rose, gothic grape, black, dark blue, and niagara. I couldn't tell from the photos if paisley purple and olive green would be considered heathered colors or solid, so I will not choose either of them.