👖 Wrangler Riggs Workwear Men's Utility Jean: Durable and Functional Work Pants for Men Review

I wear a pair of jeans to work (construction) every day and wash them at the end of the day, they get ripped and I switch to a new brand. The main thing is to test. Do this for a year. Levy, Kirkland, Regular Debater, Ralph Lauren, Lee. There were brands I tried. Kirkland was the most durable denim back then. Kirkland's downside was the tiny pockets. Riggs jeans are extra thick jeans with extra padding on the knees. Deep pockets, mobile phone and wallet easily fit into the front pockets. The…

They fully met expectations and will buy again! TO UPDATE! It's been almost two years since I bought these jeans. They were purchased at the same time as rigs of a different style. I liked these more than the others so I wore these two the most. In the last two years the jeans have faded to a very light blue, the knees are a bit worn but not much. The only two downsides are the front right pocket (I'm right handed) and the back right pocket where the button on my wallet sits. The front pocket…

Well I have a hard time rating this product below 4 as it matches the description. I was looking for some thick work pants and they didn't disappoint in this category. However, here are the issues I personally have with jeans. The jeans are too loose and very baggy. A 34 waist and a 32 length usually fit me well, but they're different things. The length is below the foot, the waistline is 2-3 inches and the hips match my other pair of legs. With all the extra material and considerable thickness

I bought 4 pairs of 31x30, all 4 were too tight in the waist and baggy like hip hop jeans. I was really hoping this would work because after a month or two I'm going through regular chilled wranglers. In fact, they appeared to be 29 or 30 in the waist and 31 or 32 in the legs. That's the only way I can explain why they were so baggy. I want to order an even bigger waist but all this baggy bothers me. Some reviews say the same thing, others say the opposite. Guess maybe it's the luck of the…

I want to 'name' and give an objective genuine review of this brand and its style. I haven't found a single brand of this type of dungarees, lumberjack, workwear that eclipses all others but these different brands and types that offer the best service. There are other brands that have proven good for my needs and these are the best too. My home and place is in the mountains, and in everyday life you need a solid "everything". I'm a retired lumberjack and wore a Carhartt double-knee coverall…