👖 CQR Men's Tactical Pants: Waterproof Ripstop Cargo Trousers, Lightweight EDC Hiking Workwear, Outdoor Apparel Review

These are by far the best tactical pants! Always doubt when they have 10,000+ reviews, but they definitely live up to the hype. Bought a pair in khaki and black. Size 30x30. Definitely true to size. I wore them for a week on a hike. Pros: The pockets held enough that you could carry a Glock 19 and magazine in a dedicated pouch. Dirt shakes off easily and keeps pants clean. This bad smell is very convenient and easy to move. Good for my boots Cons: The open mag pouch was a bit small and I don't…

I bought these because they looked good quality and were true to size. They fit perfectly around the waist, but they're the roomiest pants I've ever tried on. My insulated winter pants are thin in comparison. I could wear two layers of sweatpants underneath and still have freedom of movement. They hang uncomfortably off my feet and I can't imagine wearing them to work because they don't fit well. For the record, I'm 6'3160 but I have strong legs and these pants make me look more like a tree…

Love the pockets and overall look of these pants. Unfortunately, uncomfortable seams in the crotch, on the hips and knees put a spoke in the wheel. When I sit at the table, my trousers are tied just above the knee and are constantly pulled together with every movement. When I get on my knees, they tighten so much that my belt cuts into them. In fact, these pants restrict hell from absolutely every position except standing upright and lying flat. All. Other. positions. Hell, I often felt like my

- Velcro bag closures are a terrible idea, the designers should have used buttons. quieter and more durable - Bad for hunting - Pants make noise when walking through the forest. and the velcro is noisy. if you still don't hunt. - I wish they had shackles already. but thought they had reinforced holes - Would like to see more OD or brown in my size - Larger fits. I ordered a large one so I can layer it, no need. They have an elastic waistband and are still baggy. and at this company, for the…

So I travel a lot and wanted to get a heavier weight ripstop pant for traveling and hiking. I used to have Columbia, Dickies, Pacific Trail and Carhartt's. I liked my Carhartts but decided to look for a lighter and cheaper alternative. This was a pair I wanted to try. First, they're made from fairly thick nylon and are comfortable to wear, meaning you won't win a fashion contest wearing them with their multiple cargo pockets and overall fit. My only complaint is that I have a 33 waist, so the…

Okay I bought Daddy Bear size 32w first because that is the size he actually wears but when he put them on there was so much extra Material around his legs that it looked like he was wearing it. those "diaper pants Justin Bieber wore". So sent back and ordered a size smaller (30), they still fit in the bin and fit the hips much better. Now for the pants themselves. I bought them because Papa Bear is a landscaper. So these pants have enough pockets for his phone (without falling out), for a…

I've been wearing these pants for at least a month or so before leaving this review. So I'll start with the good. First, it's well done. The stitching is tight and the velcro is nice and secure when I use the cargo pockets to put my phone and wallet in. I never worry if they fall out. The material is excellent as it appears to be solid. I'm in the Midwest and our last cold snap brought the wind down to -20. These pants did an excellent job of keeping out the cold wind. Keep in mind that since…

I am a 59 year old overweight female, 5ft 3in, about 195lbs. I have a hard time finding women's pants that are comfortable and have "real" pockets that are really useful. I often get men's trousers. Carrying a bag is not practical for me, so bags are important. I wear a lot of things. Things should stay in pockets and pants should be comfortable with things in pockets. I also need quick access to my stuff. I bought two pairs of tactical pants to compare. I like both and will keep both. The…