CQRMen's Quick Dry Tactical Pants, Water Resistant Outdoor Pants, Lightweight Stretch Cargo Work Hiking Pants

I recently purchased the CQR Men's Cool Dry Tactical Pants and, after using them for various outdoor activities, have written a detailed review.Design and AestheticsThe design of the CQR Men's Cool Dry Tactical Pants is both functional and stylish. They have a modern, tactical look suitable for outdoor adventures and casual wear. The pants are available in a variety of colors, allowing for some customization based on personal preference. The multiple pockets are well-placed and provide ample storage without looking bulky.Comfort and FitThese pants are designed with comfort in mind. The lightweight and stretchy material offers a good range of motion, making them ideal for activities that require flexibility, such as hiking or climbing. The waistband is adjustable, providing a secure fit without being too tight. The fabric is breathable and helps keep you cool and dry in warm weather, enhancing overall comfort during extended wear.Functionality is where these pants truly excel. They are equipped with several pockets, including cargo pockets, which are perfect for carrying essential items like tools, maps, or snacks. The pockets are strategically placed and easily accessible, adding to the practicality of the design.

At this point I have replaced several other pairs of pants/khakis with CQR. Sizing is generous (+/- a size) and the flexibility provides a good fit. These pants are not too tight or loose anywhere. They are lightweight and dry quickly, but are durable: no rips or threading issues. I can wear these versatile pants for both outdoor activity and casual settings. For half the price of comparable pants these are keepers!

These pants are comfortable, lightweight, flexible, look fine, fit well to size, and are sturdy, and well ventilated, which can be a problem. I have 3 pair and will probably buy more later if they are still available. BUT, mosquitoes can find their way into the vent slits on the legs. They enter at locations near sensitive parts of your body - four inches below the crotch - if you get my drift. So, I intend to be more rigorous in using my premethrin. If I still get stings where I don't want them, I think I will sew the vents closed. Alternatively, I can put insect repellant where I really don't want it. This might not happen again, but mosquitoes are sneeky - at least the biting female ones.

I have tac pants from many premium brands and these are the most breathable and comfortable pants at any price point. I don’t even have pajama pants that are as comfortable! They have a modern fit and are true to size. There is not much stretch, so proper size is key. They are well made of quality material and will hold up to whatever the average Joe can throw at them. At their price point, they are easily a 5 star product. If I blew mine out every 6 months, I would continue ordering them. They are a great balance of comfort and durability. The vents in the crotchinal region are a game changer!

These pants run one size smaller. I recommend ordering A size up. Other than that they are perfect. Material is very thin which is what I wanted for Private security work , They are flexible cargo pants but look clean & crisp no on me. They look much more expensive. I'm ordering another pair soon as I'm finished writing this.

The quality of these is impeccable. They're very well made. I'd like to buy more than the two pairs I have. The length is excellent.But the waist fits like CLOWN PANTS! I'm 5'10", 160lb. and I wear 30x32 in almost every pant there is. My actual waist measurement is 31" on the dot. Levi's and Dockers are a perfect fit.The waist on my CQR 30x32 pants is comparable to a 34 in Levi's, and that's without stretching the elastic whatsoever. You would think with an elastic waistband, they'd be a bit smaller than a normal pant, but quite the contrary: I have the belt wrapped all the way around to my back and have these cinched around me like a sack of potatoes to keep them up.They feel real nice in the inside, but if I wore these with colorful suspenders and a big, red nose I could pass for a clown on Halloween.

I got these for a hike in Colorado and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. Light weight and breathable. Durable and great value for your money. Was comfortable to hike in and true to size.

I’ll start with the good & then my issues.First off I’ve always loved tactical pants. These are super stretchy, they offer the best mobility, zero issues with the zipper, and it seems to be very high quality. Performance wise they work well. I formerly wore ATG wrangler tactical pants but these are waaaaaay more breathable. Which comes in handy when you’re sitting in a tiny Cherokee 180 & it’s 90-100° outside.These pants are pretty useful/ versatile. The pockets are well placed and I enjoy the fit. I like my pants to be a little tighter so I got a 32x32. For reference I’m 5’8 & 180lbs. I do enjoy a higher waist, but these aren’t bad by any means. They actually fit very well.Only reason for 4 stars is the picture shows it with a belt & mine didn’t come with a belt.I’ll update this as necessary following a few washes if quality deteriorates, but so far it’s great!Side note if you are going to try a few brands and want something breathable tacsaven & Navekull are pretty good so far too. If you want something thick with plenty of pockets crysully makes a great tactical pant (not useful for the hot summers of Texas though)