Propper Men's Kinetic Pant

So I got these because I had work through the thighs of my 5.11 Stryke pants, thick thigh problems, and I didn't want to spend 80$ on another pair of pants.The material is teflon so it is a little swishy, but not annoyingly so. It is still soft enough to be quiet in my office when I'm inside. It has the same comfort waistband as the stryke pants which is what I loved about those to begin with. I have a surgical scar on my abdomen and the elastic band positioned the way it is allows the pants to move forward when I sit so there isn't pressure on my stomach. The pockets are set up just the same, no issues there. Stitching isn't poorly done, and I haven't had issues with it riding up in the crotch (my coworker also wears these and he says that he doesn't have issues with these cutting off the flow to his jewels like he did in his 5.11s). There is also an inner non-slip shirt band on the waistband to keep your tucked shirts in place. I wear an under shirt and keep it tucked at work so I haven't noticed anything being uncomfortable, but without that I'd imagine it would be quite unpleasant on bare skin. The button on mine hasn't had any issues being loose or falling off, and if it were to fall off it is a standard button with four eyelets and is easy to reattach, it also comes with a spare button.Sizing... I do have thighs and a butt. I order mens pants because even female tactical pants I find have smaller pockets and are usually super impractical in the fit. Mens also sit higher on the waist than womens which helps for extra coverage. So I ordered two pairs one a size up and one two sizes up. The size up fit comfortably and was a closer fit, two sizes up also fit and was perfectly loose around the legs but was a bit too big around the waist, but it wasn't anything a belt couldn't fix and still look like it was in a good size range for my body. So I do STRONGLY suggest at least ordering a size up if you have ANY thickness on your body. If you have a leaner build they are going to be true to size, and if you are petite you might want to go a size down because of the flex band it will make the pants bigger, and the legs are roomy being tactical pants as it is.Over all I am quite happy with these. It is a great alternative to the 5.11 Stryke pants without the pricetag.

These are by far my favorite pants for duty use. I have 5.11, Blauer, Blackhawk, Tru-spec, LAPG and Vertx pants and these new Propper pants are significantly more comfortable. They also have the sticky rubber material on the interior side of the waist band to help prevent your shirt from coming untucked. They should advertise that. It's great and works well. The stretch material works perfect. No tight spots on the man parts. Runs true to size and length. I'll be replacing all my duty pants with these. If you're on patrol and thinking about getting these, do it. You'll be very pleased.

So, I'm in constant search for a duty pant that doesn't have 3 ft of crotch and wind sails for legs. These are not bad but they are certainly not a slim fit. They are what a normal straight cut Tac pant should be. I like my pants cut more slim but these aren't bad and I will be using them.They are better than the Officer Only by bob barker and far superior to the original 5.11. I don't have chicken legs but I also don't have huge legs either and these have more room in the legs than What im looking for but aren't so straight cut that I'm unhappy with them.The material is like that if a standard tac pant and I like the more modern materials like 96% nylon 4% spandex materials for my pants. But for tac pant it's not bad and if you have huge quads and/or big glutes then you will probably love these pants

Struggling with this review a little. I really liked these pants, but for the price, they just don't seem to be as well made as they ought to be...I've had these for 9 months now, and worn them for about 7 months. They are pretty much ready to be thrown out now. The stitching in the crotch area has completely failed in multiple areas, and the fabric in the same area is fraying and difficult to sew up. The waist button fell off after approximately one month of wear, but I sewed it back on myself and it's held up fine since. A snap button would be a better solution here.Were it not for the stitching failures, and the waist button issue, I'd consider these pants perfect. Maybe I just got unlucky and got a pair that weren't as well made as typical, so your mileage may vary. It might be a good idea to have a tailor reinforce the crotch area prior to use.Pros:- Excellent fit that isn't overly baggy- Nice stretch to the material- Material holds color well- Material is reasonably tough and seems to withstand a fair bit of abuse- Front phone pocket is useful- Gripper waistband works well- Reinforced pockets work well- Material is lightweight and breaths wellCons:- Metal waist button prone to falling off- Stitching in crotch area doesn't seem to be robust enough to last.- Lasted me only 7 months of wearI'm disappointed these didn't last longer. A previous pair of Propper pants lasted me 4 years, so I was expecting more.

The woman in our household purchased 2 pairs of these pants for herself. She's tall, so the choice of lengths was what sealed the deal. Lots of pockets, a rubberized waistband to prevent slippage and enough stretch to be comfortable. Also dressy enough to be one step up from jeans and pass for cargos.The only con is that on both pairs, the waistband has something itchy and pokey right in front. Probably not a problem if you wear a shirt tucked in but for the non-tuckers, it's a nagging problem.

Very solid kit. To me, they seem like a combination of a Stryker and tactlite pant. Not as full a fit as my Stryker pants, but still have good stowage capacity. Has a good expansion waist, and shirt keeper inside. Still on the fence with the closer appendix position of knife/phone pockets. So far, fit and finish stands up to my 5.11 gear. Will have to see if time is good to them.

I have Taclite Pro and Stryke Flex Pants....I find this better than the other companyPrice is fair...bang for the buck...( than the other company overpriced ones .)Built : Nice FittingMaterials: Good Rip-StopWould Recommend and Will Buy Again..Very Satisfied !

These are great pants. Too bad my son needed black pants for an event on Tuesday and continued to wear them for the rest of the week. At least I got to try them on before they became his. I have ordered two more pairs in his size that I will trade him to get mine back.

For the price you are paying, the quality is top notch! I am more of a MEC guy, but thought I would give these a go. They are fantastic. Fit for the pants is pretty much bang on, moisture wicking and durability are as advertised. I would put these right up there it other outdoor, name brand pants. You can't go wrong, so don't worry about the nay sayers on here. Do yourself a favor and pick them up!

These pants are very comfortable and the stretch in the waistband is excellent. Pants fit perfect right out of the package. I wear a 36x30, ordered a 36x30. Perfect!