Mens Cargo Pants Khaki Black Grey Cordura Utility Work Safety Trousers Knee Pad Pockets

Pros: material feels good, looks good. weight of material feels ideally comfortable for indoor or outdoor use. Can fit my large hands in every pocket easily, including the tool flaps.Only con is a personal one, no knock on the product itself. I prefer a relaxed fit & feel I should not have to go up 2 sizes for desired fit unless advertised that way in the size chart, which it wasn't. I went one size up (as suggested) but I'll know next time.If you have any definition at all in your thighs/calves choose you size based on the following: If you're interested in a leaner/straight fit, one size up should be fine. If you prefer a relaxed fit, go up 2 sizes.If you are slender, these should fit true to size as they are not tight in the thigh area. I would recommend this product.UPDATE: after a few washes, the material relaxes a bit. One size up fits fine now. As sizing was my only complaint for this product, rating has been changed from 4 stars to 5 stars to reflect this

Another Amazing Amazon product. I have been using these religiously for work lately and have found the pouch pockets so useful.Only thing I think might make them better is a material on the inside of the waist area that would help with keeping your shirt tucked in. I have a pair of Caterpillar pants that have a rubbery material along the inside of the waist area that is absolutely amazing at keeping your shirt from coming untucked while bending, kneeling, climbing around on the floor whatever position I find myself in during my work day.

So these pants come with the hanging pockets outside which are really nice. I usually buy Jobman workpants, and they run around 60bux a pair. So I decided to buy these to try. The pants are cotton based, kinda as thick as jeans, texture of the fabric is kind of rough, and have decent slots for knee pads. The only bad thing I could say about these are that the stitching isn't that great, there was a little stitching that came loose on one leg. But If you have a tailor or know how to sew, it's really no problem. Being as they are work pants, you better know how to sew to fix up any type of pants cuz they'll be taking abuse.Also, the fit of the pants is on the small size, order a waste size higher for you to fit the waist. The legs are on the slimmer side. I would say i'm about 25-30 lbs overweight, and moderately go to the gym to work out my legs. The legs were very tight, I could stick my legs in them, and the waist fit fine (I'm a 34 and bought a 36in waist), but I had issues bending and crouching down. I could bend down, but I would worry about the seams splitting because of how tight it was. So What I recommend is that if you are at a normal weight/slim guy, these pants will fit you perfectly without the added bulk of wide pant legs. These have a "slim fit" type of fit to the legs. The return to my seller, urbanbotique, was very reasonable, they partially refunded my shipping, which was nice. If I was slimmer, i would rather grab 2 of these pants for the price of 1 of the Jobmans.

Eh, so sure these pants fit, which is nice but they also fit right into the clothing donation bin just the same. I figured I’d try these cheaper work pants but they are uncomfortable, as far from Cordura as possible, and as I walked the legs made a nice “pfft” “pfft” sound so I was always liable for farts in the job. Just buy the DeWalt or Mascot brands, these pants just aren’t meant to be worn at all. I’m fact, if you don’t like someone they’d make a great holiday gift.

They seem to be holding up well but fit extremely tight.... Like I wear a 32x34 with a somewhat stretchy belt, in every other brand and when I work to get these puppies buttoned, my belt is loose around my waist. Length is good, the side pockets don't fit into the front pockets when lot in use like the Dewalt pants but are very useful. I put knee pads in them, and my thick pads made them too tight at the knee but thin pads are a comfy snug. Missing some of the refinements you find on the Dewalt like reenforce heels and covers over buttons and a soft waistband, but also half the price as well

The media could not be loaded. So far the fit, the pockets, the possibilities for getting the right blend of comfy polyurethane cushioned protection with a Kevlar shell so that I have less pressure on my knees with some kind of stab/ puncture resistance. So far I don't see a con.... or would be smart to make zip on one pad pockets that way once the sleeve gets really thrashed, your can just unzip it and replace it with a new one

I bought these because I thought they had potential!Material a bit thin for construction pants. More like hospital "scrubs"Those extra pockets over the front pockets are garbage.I put a couple of oscillator blades, 2 utility knives and a mini pry bar and the weight of under 3lbs tore the seams apart. 😯I just cut the thing off as it was annoying anyway.Didn't really like the back pockets with the velcro flap as I use my back pocket a lot. Flap would hinder me from accessing it easily.We'll see how long the thin kneepad material lasts. I don't believe that it will hold up.They are sold with waist & inseam sizes but the inseam is not a measured size its general.I ordered a 36-30 and got a 36-Regular which was not 30 but more like 32.

I like that I can add knee pad inserts and I like using the two side tool pouch instead of me wearing my bigger tool belt works great for what I do which I manufacture commercial windows