Needless to say, I "came up short" in my quest for something that fits. Not giving up I went to the chat window option to engage an Under Armour employee. Not to pick on the person, I sympathize with her, she tried. The decision by Under Armour any many others to not address tall men, even tall non professional athletes continues to disappoint. Below is our exchange which says it all.
December 10, 2014 - Chat Log with Under Armour Rep
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So here we have it, still, in the age of the internet when UA does not need to stock 34x36 sweat pants or 34x36 tactical pants at stores, we are happy to order them online, should not take all that much space in a large warehouse for crying out loud.
So a tall basketball player by Under Armour's own definition is about 6 ft 2.
Disclosure: I own stock in UA, love much of their stuff, shorts, tees, tanks, etc, but pants are a big let down.
So a tall basketball player by Under Armour's own definition is about 6 ft 2.
Disclosure: I own stock in UA, love much of their stuff, shorts, tees, tanks, etc, but pants are a big let down.