CRYSULLY Men's Tactical Pants Military Work Pants for Men Ripstop 9 Pockets Construction Trousers (No Belt)

I've gone through 5 or 6 of these pants. I had 3 pairs last me around 3 or 4 year when I did security. And I think 2 when I was working in a Fab shop. They will tear and rip over time but they are super comfortable and I even wore the black pair outside in the summer and they were more breathable than any other pair of pants I've worn to work. I live all of the pocket placements and the amount of pockets it has without being bulky. Perfect with or without boots. My last 2 pairs lasted about 3 years and Im only tossing them because I just want a new pair. They are still wearable but I dont like holes in my clothes. The only suggestion I would give is thicker pocket liners. They aren't bad but in my line of work, they end up with a lot of holes. The material is pretty great all around considering these probably aren't meant to be used in a fab shop. The outside material is fairly thick as well. My favorite brand of pants for work. They are slim fitting & fairly cheap as far as pants go.

Great fit, very comfortable. Live the expandable bottom leg

About a year ago I bought one of each color. They've been excellent outdoor work pants. Only one pair has developed holes so far. I mainly bought them because I walk into the brush pretty frequently and there's a lot of stabby plants in there. They certainly help deflect some of those, but they're not immune to nettles unfortunately. I know I could just buy brush pants but I also have to wear chaps and gear often. It's just too many heavy layers to be wearing on a hot summer day. These are the compromise. Less weight, less protection from stabby plants.Overall they're good, fairly sturdy pants. Will probably buy again.

Its not the same everytime you order these. They fit great, but the design changes so its just whatever they are making that looks close enough it feels like. Ive got 6 pairs now, so I like them mostly. But these newest pairs arent as great as the earlier jeans they made. Less quality in the material, and no airborne insignia. Not that these had it in the photo anyway. Its just something they used to do that I liked when I got them in.

Very warm for the winter, even in the coldest weather.The only downside is it is a bit long for me.

The waist is flexible, because it has stretch.The quality is decent, but a bit overpriced. Wrangler ATG reinforced is much more durable, but doesn't offer boot. However, I just got a pair at an outlet for only $12, and the quality difference is very noticeable. List-price, the ATG's are about the price of these... But they're straight fit.I haven't washed them, but I bet the darker colors will fade.Unfortunately, they are long. I'm a 30 length, and the 32 is too long, so it bunches up a bit, gets think I'm some parts and others not.. Definitely DOES NOT for by the picture.I'd much rather buy a 32x30 than just by waist size.Because they don't offer length options, they are probably making hand over fist on these.I've considered returning them, but specifically needed this style, so I've wrestled back and forth on weather to keep them. The return window will probay close before I can make up my mind.

Nice comfortable pants that are stretchy and great for bigger guys like myself..

Terrible build quality, button fell off after taking the pants on and off four times. Found that the button was just a thread that had been stitched through the pants once and then knotted over the button.