Gear Men's Tactical Cargo Pants Waterpoof Lightweight Rip Stop EDC Military Combat Trousers

The pants are terrible quality and completely different to the picture provided. The stitching is cream and the pants are grey so look very Cheap, but worse than that is the sizing. There is no taper in the pants and they are baggy. It feels like they have the same width in all the pairs and just Chan her the waist and length and not the fit around the leg. I look like a midget wearing them. I own a lot of tac pants and have come exactly like the pic and size is great. These are horrible.

These pants fit pretty well compared to others I have bought from Amazon. However the pockets are badly sized with the two front being too small and the two side pockets being too big to stop items slipping around. The seam on the bottom of one pocket has already split after a few weeks of light wear. I don't think I'd buy another pair of these pants, and would recommend looking at alternatives if you want better durability and practicality.

This is the third pair of s.archon pants that I’ve bought (first pair from Amazon, other two were eBay).I can comfortably wear a size 34 waist. I ordered the 34 waist of these pants. The waist fits fine. The length is fine. My issue is, the first pair of pants I bought by this manufacturer, had some stretch to the material. So climbing didn’t make you feel like the crotch of your pants would rip. These feel very fragile. Like crouching down would rip a seam.The pockets (front and back, not cargo or tool) are a net material. That wouldn’t be an issue except it’s prone to getting a hole easily, and if you put your keys in your pocket or even a piece of folded paper, it doesn’t protect your legs from the sharp corners and that can get very irritating.The material is kinda reflective. Light bounces off of them easily, compared to other tactical pants that don’t seem to have that sheen to them.I’ve also been looking for tactical pants in this style, in the foliage green color. The pictures looked like they were that grey/green of foliage green. They’re not. I know the listing says “army green”, but the pics aren’t “army green”, and I’ve also seen other listings of purple camo cargo pants that says “US ARMY” in the title, so identifying a color as “army green” doesn’t mean anything to me. In the pics, both of the product and of the product in natural light, they look foliage green. In person, they’re closer to an OD (olive drab) green like typical military fatigues.Corner we’re defiantly cut to make these pants, materials I wouldn’t use, pocket designs I wouldn’t use, pocket capacity I wouldn’t use. Yeah, they’re 30 dollar pants and that might seem cheap when better knock offs are 60-90 bucks and the real crye pants are 200+, but 30 bucks is still a lot for pants and these are 10 dollar quality.

Wanted the $1500 pair in NO TIME TO DIE. This is a twin of those.

As Adam Sandler sang a song about phone, wallet, keys, he described the need for all of us to have more pockets. Women have purses, and now I have pants that keep me from carrying a man-purse. The 60/40 rip stop reminds me of my tiger stripe pants from the Army. I love these things, and my wife likes them better than my tiger stopes to go out in public.