Men's Ripstop Tactical Pants Water Resistant Stretch Cargo Pants Lightweight EDC Hiking Work Pants

Just what I wanted for fishing. Good fit and a lot of pockets. Everything looks and feel to be of good quality. I tried them on and will put them to the test in a couple weeks.

Grand trousers. Deep pockets. Stretchy stuff so they don’t bind. True to size chart. Highly recommended by Cozmic Charly.

I like most everything about them. Cooler than jeans, but appear tough. enough stretch to allow movement, reinforced where needed. The inseam is a little longer than shown in the chart. There’s a little plastic triangle hanging over the right front pocket that tries to grab your thumb when you use the pocket. Removed with side cutters. Deep pockets. Slant rear pockets are easily accessible and the liner pulls out for easy cleaning. Prob more pockets than needed. Overall good product.

The best pants. I am 6,1 180 lbs. the 32x34 are perfect. Higher quality than expected

I really like the overall design of these pants. They don't feel very durable but they look and feel nice and the pockets are really convenient and in good positions. The problem is in the rear. These pants aren't really slim fitting, but in the butt they are. I'm a 43w and got a size 42 because the inseam is right and it can stretch. It doesn't stretch enough though and it feels like a 42 after stretching. So then I got an 44 even though the inseam was too long. It fit better but the underlying problem with the fit was still there. If you've got an above average sized butt either because you work out or are over weight then these are too tight in the rear and this will cause them to sag as you walk.

Very comfortable. These pants have more pockets than a pool table! Waterproof and I really like the elastic waistband because I hate wearing belts.

Out of the box .. I love the look and feel.. size is on.. only negative would be the front pockets are a little tight at the top. Otherwise great pair of pants!

This are the worst pair of pants that I every brought . The run big and the fit is treble.