Men's Tactical Pants Outdoor Cargo Pants Men Rip-Stop Workout Pants with Multiple-Pockets

I normally get 30/32 in jeans so I ordered a 31 in these and they are perfect. These are my new favorite pants and I plan to order more. Most pants are just a little to short for my legs but not these. My actual body measurements are closer to 29/33 but that size doesn’t exist until now. The 31s fit perfect if you normally buy 30/32 and wear a belt because you need the length. Super comfortable but still feel tough on the outside. Perfect pocket placement and design. I don’t want to wear anything else. One of the most satisfying pants purchases I’ve every made. The only con, if it is to you, is the Army patch I removed so no one thinks I’m trying to pose or something.

They have weird sizes. I'm a 36/30 regularly they have a 36/30l and a 36/l30... Not sure of the difference buy overall they fit good unless you have hips and a big but then they r tight on the outside of the thighs near the pockets. I'm in shape not fat lol. I went up and tried 38s. Big in waist comfy every where else...update they did rip I did not try I had a 400lbs metal fitting slide while I was near it and a corner caught my inner thigh. In any other jeans or work pants that metal would have peeled my skin open, instead it ripped my pants and gave me a bruise and small scratch.

I agree with another reviewer that the army and the airborne patches were not necessary, so I cut them off. (I’m not a former Marine or anything, I just didn’t want to “play army” like some overgrown kid — nothing against soldiers and paratroopers.)They length is long, but I don’t mind as I’ll be wearing these with boots, plus this might keep ticks from crawling up my legs. If they’re not going to take your inseam measurement, you gotta expect that these might not fit perfectly.They’ll be great doing some fieldwork, I trust, which is why I bought them.

I guess I was in a hurry and didn’t notice. Notice what, you ask? Well, I didn’t notice the “U S ARMY” nametape style patch sewn across the right rear pocket. I also did not notice the matching “AIRBORNE” patch sewn low on the right hip.Being a retired Marine, that crap came off in about a minute flat with a straight razor.Having removed that nonsense I could then enjoy the trousers a great deal more.The material is a tougher/heavier than expected cotton. Here in Africa, where temps exceed 100 they are a bit on the warm side. The zippers are heavy duty, as is the stitching. The fit is comparable to my Levis jeans, and I liked this pair enough to buy 2 more in a different color. I had read some reviews indicating the chinese sizing did not match up with the U S sizing, but these were a great fit right out of the Amazon box.

Love the fit and style of these pants. They are very comfortable and well built. Lot's of pockets with zippers so if you forget which pocket you put something in it could be a while finding, but well worth it. I would definitly get another pair.

Quality of pants was good. I ordered 32 waist and there was no length selection available. Received them and they wouldn't even go around my hips. $12 to return them. Ordered size 36 and the waist fit perfect but the length went down and half way covered my feet. Another $12 to return them. I have now spent $24 to try on two pairs of paints. Their return was prompt and my account was quickly credited. I debated 2 stars but $24 to try on 2 pairs of pants deserved 1 star. I am 5'11' and average to small build. I am amazed that others got pants that fit at all.

I ordered these pants to wear while I work on remodeling a house. I ordered them because of the myriad of pockets I can use to carry tools, etc. However, I found out maybe there are too many pockets stacked on top of each other which makes them not practical to carry things. For instance there are pencil carrying slots on the front, next to the fly, but if you put pencils or a screw driver there you will not be able to bend over, or could poke yourself with them. Also, the cargo pockets are too close to each other and the zippers don't open the pockets wide enough to put your hand inside, causing you to scrape the top of your hand on the metal zipper. I actually took off one of the side pockets and sewed the slot shut, now works much better. The ankle zippered slots are nice, but nice sure of the purpose. Overall, the pants work well because they are very sturdy for rough work, etc. I think the price is a bit steep too. I could get a pair of carpenter pants at Walmart for about $18, these cost $38.

I’m 5’9” 180lbs. I have three pair size 33. Perfect fit. I can’t begin to tell you how much I love these pants. I took off the Army patches (retired Air Force). The pants could do without the zippers on the sides. I washed them and dried them on high heat and the wasn’t any noticeable shrinkage. I think they look best with my Doc Martens, but they also look good with my Airmax and other shoes.