CQR Men's Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants, Water Resistant Stretch Cargo Pants, Lightweight EDC Hiking Work Pants

My husband really likes these pants and wants to buy a pair in every color. He especially likes the camo options and wishes there were more camo color options. These are great quality and hold up much better than other brands he's tried. He works as an electrician and wears through a lot of his clothes quickly. He has yet to rip a hole in these. Great quality! He needs and uses the many pockets. The flexible waistband is very comfortable and they fit him perfectly. The price is pretty reasonable for the quality and longevity that you get. We will be buying these again.

Upon receiving these I immediately put them to use, wearing them for a week straight on an oddball retrofit framing project that involved a lot of climbing, crawling on hands and knees, crouching in compact spaces and other contortions. They not only held up in perfect condition, but were so comfortable to wear that I barely wanted to take them off at the end of the day (wearing them now too). The gusseted crotch and overall fit gave them much more ease of movement than the typical Carhartt, while the rugged poly-cotton ripstop fabric felt so much lighter, cooler and more breathable than cotton duck, keeping me from overheating while climbing, crawling and running tools high up in a warm building. The elastic waistband is a great comfort feature that lets me wear them without a belt while not feeling restricted or uncomrtable while sitting and crouching. I've even started thinking about wearing them on cool weather hikes and trail runs, outdoor martial arts practice, hunting, landscaping and gardening around the property and other outdoor stuff that requires a bit of athleticism. The fit was true to size. The color I ordered, "dark brown" is just that, a rich dark mocha color that I love. The gusseted legs help taper the pants down from the roomy waistline and hips and thighs, to a regular fit straight leg at the bottom, making them look and feel roomy and yet not overly baggy. The stitching patter around the knees makes it look like they have a double layer of fabric for reinforcement, but I am pretty sure it is only one layer of fabric, which I have mixed feelings about.I don't love the size and placement of some of the pockets though. There is a right front slash pocket to the front of the main hand pocket that looks like it should be a phone pocket but is too narrow for my phone. I've been using it to hold a pencil, sharpie and retractable utility knife, tho for some reason it doesn't comfortably hold my folding blade EDC pocket knife. And placement is too much to the front for a good phone pocket since anything in that pocket will rub or bang against whatever awkward project you are working on. There is a left front mini-cargo pocket to the front of that hand pocket. It has flap closure with hook and loop and I am not sure what else it is good for other than a pistol mag. Since I am not in the habit of carrying pistol mags while at work, I have tried a number of other items including phone, pocket knife, keys, sunglasses etc. This pocket is too narrow for the phone and wallet, too short for sunglasses and utility knife, and everything else I have put in there has felt lumpy or kinda loose and jumbly against the thigh. I would like to see a pair of pants like this with a phone sized slash pocket along with a pencil and folding knife pocket pocket on one side of the leg, and a cargo pocket on the other side. A zippered stash pocket next to the main hand pocket for those can't lose items would also be welcomed. All in all, a great pair of work pants in my book, since I hate the heaviness and restricted feeling of the typical Carhartt-type pants. Even if the tactical pockets are lost on me, I am tempted to try other products from this company, and am definitely going to look for other work pants made with this type of fabric and cut.

My use-case is hiking in sage, saltbrush and other thick underbrush. My travels also take me up and down slickrock and other smooth and rough sandstone and conglomerate. These pants flex in useful ways that older-style hiking pants do not, and give me flexibility to step up to ledges that non-gusseted inelastic hiking pants do not offer.Pocket arrangement and quantity could use some improvement. EDC items like tac lights and multitools either share space in a single small pocket, or end up in a cavernous large pocket. Separate small pockets even on one side only, would be a plus. The 'mag pocket' version of this tac pant does not offer this flexibility either (just received a pair of those).Durability seems to be high and as always, time will tell. I've worn these for about 40 miles of hiking so far, and they do not show any abrasion despite getting thrashed by undergrowth, rock and grit.They dry quickly and have not changed size on me due to shrinkage. These pants end up feeling more like a trusted tool, rather than just 'clothing' -- and that's a big win. I feel confident in crashing through thorns and sharp branches that thin hiking pants offer no protection from. The pockets are all situated in strategic positions to help with this -- I'm sure that's no accident.Would I get another pair of these? Yep -- already have three and plan to get another. They compare well to 5.11 Tactical issue pants in most ways. The 5.11 pants seem a bit more engineered and finished, but they are also heavier, hotter, and lack the elastane for maneuverability.

I'm 6 ft tall at 190 lbs. I went for a 32x32 and They are true to size, maybe on the snug side of things. They feel great. Lightweight, some stretch to it and absolutely tons of pockets. Will probably get more in the future. Would give 5 stars if it was a true Multicam. I really like these pants. I hope they are durable.

Fit was true to size, no shrinking after washing (warm wash), I don’t know about drying as I do not dry my pants I hang dry. Pockets were nice big enough for for cell phone & wallet. Material kind of like parachute mixed with other fabrics. I found the uniquely comfortable. Will buy more & give another product review after I see how they wear. Value for money:So far definitely worth the cost.Why did you pick this product vs others?:i have large thighs and my pants seem to wear quickly so I bought them to check the quality of the wear.Zipper quality:zipper just as good as any pair of jeans I’ve worn.

My super picky husband likes these pants! He recently lost a lot of weight and he couldn't wear his older pants, so I decided to try this style of pants and he really likes them. He is 230 and 5'8" and the 38waist fits his well, he does have to wear a belt. But, he says they are comfortable and the length is good

I like these pants. Not to high-waisted. I can get away with wearing them above my hips. They and well stitched in all seams and around the numerous pockets. Should wear well. Fit was just as listed. These are a bit thicker than another brand I ordered but not to thick to be wearable in summer. These are available in a number of colors, and I'll be ordering another pair soon.