PropperMen's Lightweight Tactical Pant

So it’s hard to find pants that are durable but also inexpensive, these are just that, I’ve worn these for about 1-2 months and they are very nice.The pants do shrink when put in the dryer, but after 1 or 2 dries the will be fine, they still fit good.It’s easy to move in them, I have to do a lot of raising leg up high and climbing and I haven’t had these split or get too tight when moving.I have total mobility when moving around, they are comfy and they have good airflow.THERE ARE SO MANY POCKETS, like the back pockets are DEEP, they go down to the back of the knee, but they do have a smaller pocket in them for your wallet so very different if you’re not expecting it.I will be buying more of these

pros and consPROSlight weightstrong fabricdeep pockets! with smaller pockets inside them and lots of themfit is true to sizewide belt loopsthey come in fat bastard sizes!!!!!!! 48 for meCONSyou have to hem them yourself in my sizeliked them so much I bought another pair

I bought two set of pants for off duty work. These are great. They fit well, they're light weight, and are a good price. I'm a big fan.*i listed mine as long because I ordered 48" x unhemmed, and then I hemmed them at 35." And yes I am a giant. Think refrigerator.

Excellent pants with good movement and durability. I wish that they were rip-stop but they are very strong in any case and very comfortable.

Sturdy quality, fits to size, many & cleverly designed pockets, will buy again.

They're pretty tight around the thigh area. For big guys this isn't a good option at all. These pants have a push button that pops out every time you lean in certain ways. It's not worth the money

JUST A PRODUCT, IS AS ADVERTISED AND WORKS OK, NOTHING SPECIAL AND CERTAINLY NOTHING NEGATIVE TO REPORT.

These pants are great for EMS the stretch waistband make them easy to put on and tuck in your shirt. The fabric is sturdy without being stiff. There are tons of pockets that are all easily accessible. I would recommend these to anyone in police fire or ems

Deveras que llego larguisimo y el corte mañ hecho una pierna recta y la otra en diagonal. Y el cierre me llego defectuoso. Me salio mas caro por que le repare el cierre y el ajuste de las piernas, que mal plan

When performing Emergency First Aid I need a pair of pants that are not only comfortable, but also, as flexible as I am.Pros - These pants fit great. They have deep pockets, belt loops for a 1.75" belt, and leave enough room in the crotch that the 'boys' don't have to ride side-saddle across the gusset. The waistline is high enough and, with the elasticized waist band, plumber's butt is not much of an issue. They have double stitched, (65% polyester and 35% Cotton) rip-stop fabric that is built to last.Cons - The knees do not articulate well. You'll find that you have to hike up your pant legs a bit before you sit, bend, or kneel, or you'll likely be uncomfortable.