Kamikaze Attack

Pics above are with the waist button undone. I can almost get it done up.

They are pretty comfortable, no problem sitting in them even though the denim is stiff. But they come up high into the crotch.

And of course my undies bunched up while I was pulling them on, heh.

Dude, I don't mean to get too personal here but you need to get rid of those boxers and find yourself some boxer briefs. Uniqlo makes good ones for cheap.

Pics above are with the waist button undone. I can almost get it done up.

They are pretty comfortable, no problem sitting in them even though the denim is stiff. But they come up high into the crotch.

And of course my undies bunched up while I was pulling them on, heh.

Dude, I don't mean to get too personal here but you need to get rid of those boxers and find yourself some boxer briefs. Uniqlo makes good ones for cheap.

Keep posting picks as they fade!

Pics above are with the waist button undone. I can almost get it done up.

They are pretty comfortable, no problem sitting in them even though the denim is stiff. But they come up high into the crotch.

And of course my undies bunched up while I was pulling them on, heh.

Dude, I don't mean to get too personal here but you need to get rid of those boxers and find yourself some boxer briefs. Uniqlo makes good ones for cheap.

Keep posting picks as they fade!

WTF?? Telling someone not to wear boxers? What does it matter?

Anyways if it's only the top button that can't be done then just wear a belt and it'll be covered so no one knows. I suggest you keep them.

So for those of you who have KA how do you like them so far? Pretty good jeans or what?

Bit of an update... I was continuing to wear my Kamikaze Attack jeans occasionally, but something I started to notice was that whenever I wore them for a long time I would start to get tingling in my fingers and toes, and I'd get a headache. At first I thought it was just my imagination, or that I was recovering from a cold virus, but it happened consistently enough that I got paranoid about it being something about the jeans. I was only wearing them a couple of times a week, and I only felt bad on days that I wore them.

I could think of two possible explanations: the jeans were cutting off my circulation, or there's some chemical on them that I was reacting to. They didn't pinch anywhere and I didn't have any rashes or anything crazy like that, so it seemed like a long shot. Still, I figured that if it was either of those problems, a soak would probably help fix it.

So today I finally got around to soaking 'em, in my bathtub. Normally I wouldn't bother turning em inside out for a tub soak because I've always heard that indigo loss isn't a problem unless they're tumbling in the wash, but because part of the purpose of this soak was to draw chemicals out of them, I figured it might help a little to have them inside-out.

I soaked 'em in warm water (not hot) for 20 minutes, and when I pulled them out the water was a little bit yellow, which surprised me. I was expecting blue from the indigo or something like that. Starch, maybe? I decided to do another quick rinse just to be safe, so I soaked another 15 mins in warm water and this time the water barely changed color at all. Good sign, I figure.

I dried the jeans until they were just damp and then turned them back right-side out, with some difficulty. As you'd expect, they were all shrunken in their wet state, and really stiff. I climbed into them and wore 'em damp for a few hours to try and stretch 'em out a little, particularly in the hips. Was careful not to bend the knees too much--I could tell that I was gonna get big-time knee bags if I did that. Couldn't even come close to getting the top button done up, but that's alright. There was some indigo on my calves when I took them off, and the denim does smell kinda chemically still, but I didn't feel sick or anything after wearing them.

The jeans will finish drying overnight and I'll try wearing them again tomorrow for a while, see how that goes. Right now they're still molded in the shape of my legs, like a plaster cast or something. It's pretty cool, and will probably help them to dry out faster inside. If they get comfortable enough I'll start wearing them regularly, at least until summer.

I just bought these 3 days ago, no word on tracking number for delivery....how long did it take you to receive your jeans?

Just got these, they are so stiff its really uncomforatable

Yea hopefully they'll soften up soon, i can almost get the top button done, and you're right, the rise is super low. Does that get better? lol. And yea i heard about that competition but i can't wait to wear em.

 I don't think the rise will get better... I dunno, though. Never had jeans with rise this low before. I think it gets better in the sense that you get used to wearing them so low, but not in the sense that it stretches out vertically.