CARWORNICGear Men's Hiking Tactical Pants Lightweight Cotton Outdoor Military Combat Cargo Trousers

I like the pants. I had to order twice. First time I ordered size 32x32 but pants were too tight, keep in mind this is the only size I buy. I submitted return, Amazon was very helpful. I reordered new pair of pants but this time I went up 1 size to 34x34 and they fit really good, no snug anywhere. I am 5'9 175 so this should help you decide. I recommend that you order i size up-just to be cautious. Love the texture, got so many pockets don't know where to put phone, or money, ink pens, keys etc. I love it. I strongly recommend the Carwornic brand.

These pants are well made and fit me very well. I actually ordered two pair, one a 34 inch inseam, the other a 32. They both fit nicely over the top of my lightweight hiking boots. I am 5'11" and 200 pounds so the 34 inch waist was a good choice for me. The pants are comfortable and have just enough stretch to allow me to move freely. I bought these to wear for an upcoming trek to Mt. Everest base camp thinking they would be nice trekking pants. I hope they prove to be and I'm optimistic they will do the job well. There are lighter trekking pants available online or at stores such as REI but those are nearly three times more expensive for a pant that seems a little too lightweight and perhaps even flimsy. Whether these pants would do well during a soaking rain or a blowing snow event remains unknown. But I will bring a pair of lightweight over pants in my daypack that are waterproof as well as windproof just in case I need that much protection. Overall, these pants are very nice and I am not disappointed with one minor exception--I would prefer the rear pockets have at least one, if not both with a horizontal opening and zipper closure fo security of my wallet, etc.

Nice pants. They fit well. The only issue I have with them is that the pockets are very shallow (not very deep). The cargo pockets are alright; but, the regular pockets that you would normally put your hands, keys, etc. into, are very shallow. The other issue I found to be a bbit of an inconvenience was the fact the zipper/fly isn't very long. So, if you plan to stand to "relieve" your bladder, you'll find you also have to unbutton when you unzip to pull them down far enough for your "trouser snake" to exit and "drain." I suppose you can try draining your anaconda without unbuttoning; however, I have found that just unzipping requires my trouser monster to be twisted and contorted up, down and around before I'm able to "tap one off." These are made in China. Not that I am opposed to buying clothing made in China. Like I said these appear to be very well made. But, maybe men in China are able to consort their "male member" differently that men in the US. It's doubtful, after all male anatomy is pretty much the same world wide, so I'm not certain why they put an extra-short zipper/fly in these, unless they thought they could save some money.I'm not sure if I'd buy them again. I've only had them a few weeks, so maybe after wearing them for a while I'll see how inconvenient the pocket and zipper issues turn out to be.

I know they say hand wash but I’m not doing that type of thing. I have a few pairs of theses, threw mine in the wash a few times on cold water and they actually fit better than when new. Love the fitting, great pants for me personally.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I really like the pants. They fit great and are comfortable. All the pocket space is also a great factor. The only issue I have is I ordered army green and I received grey. Love the pants but just wrong color.

Damn - I am old. My frame or more accurately, what covers it has been through a few changes over the 70 years but I think I've settled into the final form. I'm a fairly active 70-year-old comparatively, but not what you would consider a triathlete.I do everything in these pants, almost. Relax, drive, drive very long distances, wander around through the dense woods on our forested acreage here in the northwest of Oregon, and finally, work in my cabinet shop. I wear a belt with the pants but the belt is not really necessary to keep the pants up simply because of the way the pants fit.Up until that point, I was a dedicated Carhartt original double front duck, with suspenders. Those are high quality pants that will last forever however, they're heavy, bulky, and just kind of rough to the feel. I decided to give these a shot one day, a year or so ago and was immediately impressed. I've dialed it down to a well-oiled system - and I will wear these twice and launder them - they are washed with other similar purpose pants and utility towels. In other words, they are used '70 year old hard service' and laundered in the same 'rough clean' manner as other utility wear. I bought 2 pair a year ago and obviously they get used a lot and washed a lot. They still look great but the other day I got worried that perhaps I would not be able to get more of them if too much time went by? So........ I sped all the way home because ordering on Amazon in my car would not be safe and upon arriving immediately ordered two more pair of the same color. Emergency averted!The attached picture was just taken, so this is (2) 1 year old pairs of pants that have been washed maybe 50 times and dried on high heat - way more dry time than they needed as there were towels with them - with a new pair between them. A picture is worth a thousand words - and you all probably would have preferred I just send the picture with a very short caption!

Bought for my grandson on his 23 birthday. He's a Carpenter by trade and I thought these would be perfect work pants. He was really impressed by them. His best friends as well. I'm sending the link to them to purchase.