Pics of new Auburn Pants

[BrandMooreArt]

Once again, this is why Under Armor must die. They are incapable of doing anything right.

well they did create a beautiful corporate identity

but yea every coach i talk to that uses UA gear says its terrible. kids blow out shoes in a few games, jerseys tear easily. ironically the only thing ive heard a coach praise was the pants

[nuordr]

I normally like when traditional teams move to a more modern look, but those stripes are awful. Instead of changing the stripes, they just need to add some blue pants and an orange jersey.

[TheOldRoman]

I normally like when traditional teams move to a more modern look, but those stripes are awful. Instead of changing the stripes, they just need to add some blue pants and an orange jersey.

It looks like Lights Out has a disciple.

[guest23]

Once again, this is why Under Armor must die. They are incapable of doing anything right.

well they did create a beautiful corporate identity

but yea every coach i talk to that uses UA gear says its terrible. kids blow out shoes in a few games, jerseys tear easily. ironically the only thing ive heard a coach praise was the pants

does ua replace the defective product?..I would think getting a reputation like that would cause repeat and new business to dry up pretty quickly...or are they significantly cheaper than nike/adidas?

[capitalcanuck]

as an auburn fan in alabama i like it yeah it might not look classic but its doing the best with the new template

WAR EAGLE

[bucknut40]

Once again, this is why Under Armor must die. They are incapable of doing anything right.

well they did create a beautiful corporate identity

but yea every coach i talk to that uses UA gear says its terrible. kids blow out shoes in a few games, jerseys tear easily. ironically the only thing ive heard a coach praise was the pants

does ua replace the defective product?..I would think getting a reputation like that would cause repeat and new business to dry up pretty quickly...or are they significantly cheaper than nike/adidas?

Yeah ive heard all there stuff falls apart to from many people and ive experienced it, and only if you get there warranty

[scottysprings]

I notice now that the striping on these looks pretty inconsistent. It may just be coincidental but it looks that on the right leg the cutoff of the stripe is different than on the left leg.

Probably just manufacturing inconsistency but that in itself is pretty cheap-looking. In this case I'd have to agree with the others and say that Nike's handling of pant stripe truncation is more acceptable (though both are less than optimal).

[BrandMooreArt]

Once again, this is why Under Armor must die. They are incapable of doing anything right.

well they did create a beautiful corporate identity

but yea every coach i talk to that uses UA gear says its terrible. kids blow out shoes in a few games, jerseys tear easily. ironically the only thing ive heard a coach praise was the pants

does ua replace the defective product?..I would think getting a reputation like that would cause repeat and new business to dry up pretty quickly...or are they significantly cheaper than nike/adidas?

Yeah ive heard all there stuff falls apart to from many people and ive experienced it, and only if you get there warranty

i dont know about their warranty or customer service. the guys i know that used their stuff have all gone back to whatever they had before.

[bigmike]

Wow, Auburn has managed to screw up their look even more. I don't understand why they are willing to wear a truncated 3 stripe pattern instead of pants that actually match the helmet's northwestern. If the pants actually matched they would have a decent great looking uniform.

[Sport]

Why do they really need that panel to cut into the pants stripe like that? There's no good reason for to design the pants to be sewn together that way. It doesn't make the players faster or harder to tackle. It's simply Under Armour wanting to showcase it's own version of the pro combat style of uniform construction and this is the only way to get people to notice the pants.

I hate it. I really hate it.