WranglerMens Trail Trekker Relaxed Fit

I'm tall (6'3"), and when I was young, I used to be thin as a rail (though decades of three squares a day has changed that). So finding jeans that fit well has always been challenging. A long inseam (36") made purchasing jeans at retail stores an exercise in futility. So for many years, I bought my jeans from cataloger Eddie Bauer. Oh sure, I would try other mail order firms from time to time, but never found a pair of jeans that fit comfortably. I'm no longer young (Daddy was feeling his oats when Ike was in the White House) and much of the vanity that plagued me in my youth has dissipated. Be forewarned as you continue reading, that comfort, not appearance, now tempers all my purchasing decisions. It was time to purchase a couple pairs of jeans, and because Eddie is getting awful pricey, I decided to see what was being offered here on Amazon. The price was right, and the reviews were good, so I ordered a pair of these "just to see". Boy, I'm I glad I did!! These jeans are designed for guys who want comfort over a full range of movement. First, the material; although the description says "flex denim", it is not "stretchy" (remember double-knit?). I think they may be referring to the fact that the material is a bit lighter weight than your average jeans, thus avoiding much of the stiffness. The material reminds me very much of some painter's pants I owned years ago; soft and very pliable. Now for the fit; generously cut (though not baggy) in the seat and crotch. No binding of your manhood when you sit or squat! Plenty of room in the legs too. The waste is cut high enough so your belt sits comfortably above your hips, avoiding the embarrassment of plumber's crack when you're on your hands and knees, bent over without your glasses, looking for that damned little screw you dropped. Finally, the inseam length is also generous. When you're sitting with your legs crossed, these pants won't be jacked half-way up your calf. So, in conclusion, if you're trying to make a fashion statement with hip-hugging, tight-legged, twig & berry squeezing pants, you will be sorely disappointed with these jeans. But, if you're a working man, looking for a well-fitting, comfortable pair of britches, I'll bet you a fresh tin of Shinola and a Moon Pie, that you will appreciate slipping into a pair of these jeans!! I just ordered two more pair!!

Great quality and fit as expected.

Nice quality, but runs tight in the waist--had to return.

Nice jeans. Bought 6 pair already. Nice fit, and well made.

These pants beat expectations! They feel good. They look good. The price is good.Most jeans for someone this size ( large waist, short length) have way too much extra material in the butt and then in the thighs. These jeans are actually a little tighter in the butt area (could be a little more tighter but way better than other brands) and the legs are slimmer also. The material makes them feel like they have been washed and worn many times and they feel soft like a well worn pair of jeans. Highly recommend if you have never bought Wrangler jeans before. This is a first time purchase of this brand and we are definitely going to make the switch permanent!

I like the fit of these jeans. They seem of thinner material than the identical jeans bought about 3 years ago and not as baggy in the legs. Thinner material means cooler in summer. Try them on immediately because I rec'd two pairs that were physically two inches smaller in the waist than indicated on the tags. Amazon has removed the item number assigned by Wrangler from this site and the pics do not show the stickers that are on the actual pants, both of which would help tremendously in reordering.

This was a gift to my son. I purchased a set of 3. The first set of 32-32 measurement was too tight in the waist. He did not blame the jeans for the tight waist, but he noted that the quality of jeans' material is not the same as his many years' experience of wearing this brand of jeans. His comment was that " new CEO wants to make more profit so he (or she) ordered a downgrade of the material" He decided to keep one as a dress-up jean and to send 2 back to get a return of the other 2 with 33-32 measurement for work jeans. I have already received the 2 replacement jeans, but my son has not been over my house yet to get them. He did tell me that for the future, he plans to try other brands to check out the quality of their materials.

I got these for myself, buying jeans in my size (60x28) has always been a challenge. These fit just fine and move well too. Not true stretch jeans like the ones with spandex in them, and they are a little bit on the thin side as far as material thickness goes, but they also didn't cost $70 per pair either. I've washed them twice and wear them everyday for nearly two weeks already, holding up nicely and I'm about 5'8" and weigh a solid 350 pounds. So short and obese and they're doing OK so far. If anything changes or they start to break down quickly I'll update my review. Otherwise I'd recommend these.