what do you guys consider big thighs? - Page 7

5'7"
200lbs
33-34" waist
26" thighs

The thighs are a bit of a problem, even with a 33-34" waist, but the issue is that my ass is big.
Good ol squats and deadlifts..

^ you're 5'7" 200 lbs?

You know who else is that exact same height and weight?

MJD.

He has big thighs too...but he's also pure muscle on that frame.

So what jeans work for big thighs?

Yeah, I've for a bit more fat

I look for higher rise and thigh and waist measurements..

Imperial Shearers?

Checkout the Self Edge web site for more info: http://www.selfedge.com/

i currently have momotaro 0201 and they work pretty well. (sz 34)

lee 101 1937 also...

i think a 55 cut would work too

 

So anyone who cant squat that is small i assume?

Edited by Fastbucks8 - 12/7/11 at 1:53pm

 

 

Im Asian 5'7, size 28 waist and 22" thighs. (Lost a lot due to wrist injury). I feel like my thighs are big for my body but i know their twigs still

 

To OP i think straight leg should be fine and you might need to go up a size for you pant/jeans.

Keep us posted on your findings,some of my jean are too tight where it feels like its almost skin tight
 

 

Edited by Fastbucks8 - 12/7/11 at 12:20pm

Those who can squat 315 can still be small.

I know I'm kinda late... but recently I've gone through a weight gain, quite a weight gain! I'll put my before and afters...

 

2009

 

Height: 5'8"

Weight: 173

Waist: 31 inches

Thighs: 24 inches

 

2012: Height 5'8"

Weight: 225

Waist: 39 inches

Thighs: 29 inches

And around the ass I measure 46 inches... it's terrible, I gained all the weight with school.

 

I like dressing classy, but finding clothes is just too difficult. I read all these posts on guys being 5'8" and like 130 or something lbs, how do you guys stay so thin???

 

173 is the lowest I could get down to, I have a big lower body (sighs)

Mate, your waistline is coming close to my chest measurement. Do you train or control your caloric intake and macros?

When I say train, I don't mean going out jogging or walking on the treadmill/the dog. I mean at least an hour of weightlifting every other day sans weekends plus some intense cardio inbetween.