5.11, 5.11 Men's Taclite Pro Tactical Pants, Style 74273, mens, Taclite Pro Pant

今まではセット販売のBDUやジーンズ等を履いてサバゲーしてましたが、しっかりとしたパンツが欲しいなぁと思い購入。 サイズが細かく分かれていたので今履いているジーンズのインチ数を参考に購入しました。 腰回りから下に向けてゆとりが生まれている設計でとても履きやすく、ゲーム中も動きやすいです。 ウエスト部分にはゴムが入っており、ピッタリサイズで買っても少々の余裕があります。 まだ買ったばかりなので耐久性については何とも言えませんが撥水性が高く、少しの水なら弾きます。 洗濯をしても素材感に変化は見られませんでした。 期待通りの製品で非常に満足しています。

丈夫な生地でよかった。 前から見るデザインはよかったのだけど、 太めの体形ならばっちりだったと思います。

Sebbene sia molto diffidente dall'acquistare capi di vestiario su internet, a maggior ragione se si parla di capi tecnici, questa volta mi devo dire piacevolmente sorpreso e di aver fatto un ottimo acquisto! Oltre alla celerità di consegna il pantalone è semplicemente perfetto. Già assodato che il marchio 5.11 sia sinonimo di alta qualità e comfort, questo capo segue perfettamente il corpo e sebbene sia la versione "all season" o comunque non specifica per i climi freddi, devo dire che non fa patire il freddo, che ha una vestibilità perfetta e che lo consiglio. Già ordinati altri pantaloni uguali! Consigliatissimo.

So five stars should tell you what I'll be discussing but I'm also comparing these to my now 5 year champion TruSpec pants. Yes I've been purchasing ONLY TruSpec pants for 5 years now. I still have the first pair I purchased (A little worn but still wearable). I'll be discussing the differences and similarities. Compared similarities first. -Material Same stuff. Poly/cotton blend. Feels the same. Looks the same and has the same teflon coating. -Stitching Same again. Double stitching in most places. Hems and seams are all similar and of the same quality. -Fit I ordered the same size I've worn for five years in the TruSpecs and they fit great. I'm a tree climber and these provide plenty of mobility and coverage. -Durability Since I've only worn them a few days I can't put a five year stamp on them. I feel confident they will stand up just fine. Differences -Color Grey! That's the main reason I gave these a shot. Grey is a favored color of mine and I couldn't resist. -Pocket flaps The cargo pockets on the knees and the clip/cell pocket have a cover. The butt pockets don't have flaps though. I haven't given them a good test. I am usually digging wood chips out of most pockets without flaps but I'm hoping the way these are cut will prove to be defensive against those pesky chips. -Waste band There are more belt loops. The TruSpecs have a very unique waste band though. It has a hidden elastic band. At first glance you wouldn't notice but it adds a lot of weight and under a belt can be a little painful after a long day. These are lighter and more comfy. I'm not a fan of the scrunchy stuff though. -Pocket Config The TruSpecs also have unique pockets. Well, pockets in pockets. I don't use most of them so they are just added weight for me. I really like the cellphone/clip pocket, it's great! No more fishing for the phone. The butt pockets are a little tougher to get used to. Maybe just a learning curve. I'll report back on an Update. I do like the cargo pockets being lower. They don't get in the way of my climbing harness. -Gusseted Crotch Hmmm.... I've never blown out a crotch on the TruSpecs. Never seen a need for a heavier seam. It may take some getting used to. There is a noticeable bit of extra material between the legs but it should soften after a few washes. Summary Over all I really like these pants so far after two days of wear. Still not sure about the tool strap on the back pocket. May prove to be useful. It doesn't seem to get in the way of the wallet pocket like I thought. Without all the extra waste band material and the extra "Pocket pockets" which I think account for the weight difference, these 5.11s are the ultra light cousins of my TruSpecs. will be ordering a few more pair and wear these out in the field for some real testing and report back with what I hope is some positive findings.

Algo largos pero de buenísima calidad, lo habitual en la marca 5.11, a lo mejor hubiese estado bien la posibilidad de añadirle protecciones en las rodillas