Men's Tear Away Basketball Pants Zip Off Track Pants Post Surgery Sweatpants with Zipper Legs
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Tear Away Pants for Men Side Zipper Pants Zip Leg Sweatpants Breakaway Post Surgery Recovery Zipper Pants
Mens tearaway pants is made of 95% Polyester and 5% Spandex. It is soft, cozy and skin friendly. Loose fit pants and Comfy to wear in 4 seasons because of this high tech fabric.
The rip off sweatpants with two side deep pockets. There is enough capacity to put your personal belongings. Good for Basketball warm up, jogging, fitness, yoga, workout activewears and dailywear.
Mens Tear Away Basketball Pants 2 Side Zippers Off Full Open Down Sweatpants Leg Post Surgery Pant with Pockets
Men's athletic sweat pants are suitable for basketball /workout / exercise / track / sport / joggers casual / medical caregiver / replacement surgery / daily activewear.
Men post surgery pants can give help for Persons who are disabled with limited mobility, in wheelchair, in bed medical care and recovered from post surgery , Knee , Ankle, Leg Casts brace, leg immobilizer , Sports Injuries , Physical Therapy, The old elderly care and so on.
Mens Tear Away Basketball Pants 2 Side Zippers Off Full Open Down Sweatpants Leg Post Surgery Pant with Pockets
Basketball warm up sweatpants have side zipper and elastic waist. Instead of drawstring, you can adjust the waist size by the velcro, it can be fit for different body shape, and prevent slip down on the movement.
Sweatpants have 2 zippers on the both sides, you can tear away from the waistband to the ankle bottom.They come completely apart. When you feel cold or hot, you can get them on and off easily.Especially conveniently right after surgery.
Beside sport fun and active wear, zip off trousers provides a comfortable wear and easy access to medical devices, surgical areas, or locations frequently accessed.So, it is also perfect for people who have injured their legs, in wheelchair, in bed and recovered from surgery .
