Review on TRUEWERK Men’S Utility Pants - T2 WerkPants, Water Resistant, Relaxed Fit, Cargo Work Pants With 4-Way Stretch by Tim Thuss

WOW! These pants feel like heaven compared to all other work pants I've tried. I'm an electrician and am kinda rough on my clothing so i was worried about how this material would hold up. On top of that I've in south Florida where its always hot and wet. I went with the T2 out of fear the T1 would be too thin and rip on sharp surfaces on the jobsite. The pants fit perfect! I'm normally a skinny jean guy but for work skinnies just don't let you move they way you need to. These pants were specifically built for tradesmen and it shows. I worried the felt waistband would be hot but instead it hugs my waist like no other pants I've worn. LoL, everyone at work thinks it's funny i can't shut up about how much i love the pants. I quickly ordered another pair of the T2 pants and scooped a pair of the shorts as well in a 9in inseam. I'm not usually supposed to wear shorts at work even thou i work torrential but him really hot days I can get away with it. I might one day decide to splurge on testing the durability of the T1s but at the current price point it's too much of a gamble for me. I hate spending so much on work attire but we will see how it holds up. So far in my limited time with the pants, one week, I'm beyond impressed. I sweat A LOT at work and usually go thru a few t shirts thru the day so that I'm not wearing a wet shirt all day long. A big problem i was having was while wearing said wet shirt, i would kneel or crouch down and the wet shirt would press against the crotch and thighs of my jeans/pants and leave them soaking wet as well. Changing shirts at work is bad enough, i will not start changing pants. LoL. Anyway this truewerk material is perfect for this situation bc they don't absorb nearly any moisture and what it does, drys really fast. I do sweat in them but not any more and prolly less then most of my other work pants. I'll update at 3 months unless there's a big problem! Thank you TrueWerk!