What sort of pants do the guys here like? i usually ear jeans, loose fitting but find the heavy denim is starting to irritate.I must admit I am a bit of a fashionista and have tried the military look cargo pants made of cotton that are OK but i would like some more choices other than denim

jeans for me, unless im just hanging around the house then i'm in shorts.

If you were a female, I'd suggest stretch denim .. I live in them, & highly recommend the material for 'sitters'. Not too sure if they make them for men or not.
Good luck.

My husbands lives in windpants. Not the "swishy" kind. We've found that a large in either Nike or Addidas is long enough in the torso to come up in the back so that his butt isn't hanging out.........

I started wearing pj's in the hospital and I still do for most of the morning. During the summer I wear jeans and Dockers. When the weather cools I add sweats to the mix.

I wonder how cargo pants would be - my son lives in them (literally...eeewww). It seems like the pockets would help hide our skinny paraplegic legs. If I ever get caught up on my medical bills (or find a job) I'll have to give it a try.

I wear khakis and slacks. I don't wear jeans very often b/c they are tighter and more difficult to get on.

I only wear kahki shorts and gym shorts.

I wear Jeans when I go out and stretchy type wok-out bottoms when I am just hangin' out.

Although I was told jeans aren't the best type of pants to wear due to the welt seam that sits right square on your coccyx, I tend to preffer them anyways. I also like cargo shorts in summer & sweat pants in the winter, but jeans are an all year long thing.

qbounce, I have heard that about the welt seam but have never had a problem. I do remove the back pockets as I have heard they also can cause pressure points. I also get them extra long and with an extra inch in the waist.

Clothing?
You gotta be kiddin' me!

Actually I wear nothing but sweats, tennies, n' t's.

OK Dog....... now you are makin' me laugh. I pretty much wear water shoes all the time. They are softer than tennies, have no laces (just slip on), have tread on the bottom for traction when transferring and cost almost nothing ($7.99 at Sportsmart).

Sweats or cords in the winter and cargo-type in summer. Fond of elastic waistband rather than belt.

Granted I havn't gone threw a winter yet but I love my flipflops and board shorts.

i just can't keep them on...............always shown my crack..

I know many people in wheelchairs tend to like longer length pants/jeans because of the leg bend etc. But I have a shorter leg because of my disability. So I need a shorter length pant/jean and have a hard time finding them without having to go to a tailor...

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