CQRMen's Flex Ripstop Work Pants, Water Resistant Tactical Pants, Outdoor Utility Operator EDC Cargo Pants

Love these so much I bought a second pair. They fit true-to-size. There were no defects of any kind. The second pair fits exactly the same as the first pair, so quality control and sizing is consistent.They are VERY comfortable. They hang well. They have just enough stretch to not pinch and pull when you move, but not so much that I feel like I'm wearing my wife's yoga pants (not that I wear my wife's clothes, but you get the idea). Love the pockets - they are functional and plenty deep (my 6" Galaxy Note fits all the way in the back pocket without sticking out), but subtle and neat so you don't look like the maintenance guy if you decide to wear them out to dinner.They are LIGHTWEIGHT, cool, and breathable, which is perfect for me in Florida but they won't keep you warm in a Chicago winter FYI. And I love the way they look - not like a baggy, ratty cargo pant or work pants. Definitely a step up from Jeans. I can wear them out to a casual dinner and not worry about being under-dressed (I have the charcoal and the brown colors)And very reasonably priced compared to other things I looked at. I'll probably get a 3rd pair in a different color. They are my every-day, working around the house, hanging out, project, do-everything pants - they've replaced jeans for me. Very pleased with this purchase and recommend highly.

Yes very comfortable. Love all the pockets. Good work pants.

These pants are very durable and look great. But sadly the issue start from here. The fit is decent, but it has little room for the thigh and it's flexibly is terrible but definitely better than Lone Soldier. It's warmth factor is equal to Lone Soldier, keeps heat but terrible at preventing cold from coming in. The zipper is a good build but tight. It's Versatility factor is around a 6 if I'm being honest. Like Lone Soldier, it needs to be more flexible. It's value at the moment is too high for these issues.

I'm a fire alarm technician and I work in a lot of different environments. My last pair of CQR pants lasted me two years of every work day use. It was finally time to retire my old pair and buy these. The pockets are great for carrying tools and really everything you need. Lightweight but durable enough to last you two years of daily abuse. I also appreciate being able to bend my knees without any pinching or discomfort. 10/10 best work pants I've ever had.

My husband is 6'6" and it is very hard to find pants in his size! Particularly the length.There aren't a lot of options for pants with a 36 length.I bought him 2 of these pants in the color black, size 36w36l and they fit him like a glove!He works as a forklift operater in a warehouse 12hrs per shift.It is really really hot all day and these are not only comfortable, but the material is amazing! They are not hot!They have held up well in the wash. No shrinkage and have sooo many pockets!He now wants to buy a pair in every color to wear everyday not just for work.They are a little more pricey than other pants I have seen but well worth it.

I work in retail and need comfortable, durable work pants with a lot of pockets to carry around everything I need. I used Dickies cargo work pants for years, and they mostly fit the bill until they inevitably wore out. A few years ago I discovered a pair of work pants from Caterpillar that was only available through Costco's website. They turned out to be nearly perfect; of course, they're no longer available. I've tried many different types of tool belts, but they weigh me down a little and ultimately become a hindrance for a variety of reasons.These pants have a ton of different-sized conveniently located pockets and the fit is reasonably good. I hope they hold up for at least 12-18 months, but I doubt it since the material seems a bit lightweight. There is no reinforcement at the knees, which is disappointing. There is a checkerboard-type pattern on the pants which I don't really like; I'm not sure if it's the style or a function of the water-resistant material, or something else entirely. I am also not a fan of the elastic waist; it makes me feel like I'm wearing pajama pants. I use a belt, but still, it's an odd feeling. What these pants get mostly right, for me, are the numerous open pockets that don't need to be unbuttoned to access whatever is inside. With my Dickies cargo pants, I would have to leave the pockets unbuttoned or unfastened to get my tools or pen or whatever, and it was inconvenient. Small things like that matter, because I like just reaching down and grabbing the thing I need and then putting it back just as easily.These pants are pretty expensive; in fact, they're probably the most expensive pair of pants, work or otherwise, I've purchased in years.

I ordered the light khaki and I am pleased with the pants. The fit is good and the quality is great! I am a high school maths teacher and they are classy enough to pass for slacks, yet durable enough to be acitive in labs and projects without concern of damage. I am 6'0" tall and weigh 180lbs. and I ordered the 34Wx32L and they fit well. The only thing I could ask for improvement would be a 33W... 32W is too tight and 34 is a bit wide with the elastic waist.

I purchased 1 pair to give them a try. They are very lightweight and comfortable. I wear them in my garage which in Florida gets up to 91 degrees and they are comfortable especially compared to jeans. I liked these so much that I purchased 3 more pair plus 2 pair of the shorts.Nice product, good quality