I'm low-waisted, so I have to wear these pretty high with work suspenders and a belt (belt because I don't want metal teeth suspenders ripping into the fabric of the pants, and plastic clips of work suspenders wrap under the belt without digging in from the top), but after that, the fit and feel are great. If I'm wearing that in a non-labor setting, I almost always have a hoodie or jacket over it anyway, so all people see are the great-fitting pants from my waist to my feet. I have another quality sports brand of pants that're thinner and have reflective heat technology in them, but I couldn't say they're noticeably any warmer than these. These have a nice fabric feel to them, inside and out (you wouldn't guess they were also waterproof!) whereas the sports brand has more of that plasticky nylon shell feel to them (more fabricky than that, due to the quality, but compared to these, you definitely feel they're moving back in that direction). These are also thick and padded which feels great. Definitely not for summer though. Highly recommend if you're not low-waisted or don't mind doing belt and/or suspenders to keep them up.

I have no idea why these would be called tactical pants, but I like them. They fit well, feel good, wash well, and keep me warm but well ventilated somehow... and that make my butt look great. I've done some things that should destroy a pair of pants like these but you'd never know it to see them. The first pair is a year old and shows little signs of wear, so I got another pair about 7 months later. In fairness, I've also treated them because I take them hiking and camping, so that may have also helped. I love the pockets on these things, and filling them doesn't look weird. The stitching is strong, the fabric is lightweight, and wearing these to the office on casual Friday might feel like you're doing more than necessary. What's not to love?!

Crotch is a little big on these pants. Hopefully gets better after drying. Leg pockets are functional. I like the split on the left leg pockets. Hand pockets are a little shallow but I haven't had issues with my keys or phone falling out. I was hoping the material was similar to 5.11 Strkye pants but they are a little rougher and no stretch. I think I chose the wrong pants, CQR has pants with a little stretch in them, next time I will probably try those. They are not my favorite to reach for but comfortable enough to keep.

As a Jedi Master, I have traversed the harshest terrains. These pants? They have served me well in every battle. Fit Like a Well-Tuned Lightsaber Perfectly balanced, as all things should be. The elastic waistband ensures a secure fit, whether I’m dodging blaster fire or simply reaching for my comlink. Pockets: More Storage Than a Star Destroyer Utility is key in the Jedi Order, and these pants deliver. Holocrons, lightsaber crystals, and even a sneaky snack—everything fits effortlessly. No more fumbling in the middle of an intense negotiation with a Hutt. Durability: As Tough as Beskar… Except Against Ink The Duratax Ripstop Fabric withstands wear and tear, be it a rugged mission on Endor or an unexpected duel. However, I must admit my greatest adversary was not the Sith… but an unfortunate pen leak. Alas, not even the power of the Force could remove the stain. A tragic loss. Verdict Reordered immediately after my last pair met their inky demise. These pants are truly one with the Force—just beware of rogue pens.

So these pants are amazing , I got off work late and needed to hit the gym to use the sauna like I do every night but didn’t have time to go home first, anyways while spending 20 min in the sauna my legs actually stayed very cool & dry everywhere else I was sweating like crazy like I usually do But my legs not even close Sooo I’m going to go ahead & buy 5 more because I work out in SoCal & the summer time it gets extremely hot & I know these pants will keep me cool. 😎 Even tho it kinda ruined my sauna session 😂 10/10 product

Pant fit well. Easy to bend down. Stains wash out really good. I have the brown and am a mechanic. I don’t like tha Velcro rear pockets. Kinda pain to get into and when the Velcro wears out it will be easy for wallet to come out. Overall, well, I bought a second pair.

There are inconsistencies across the multiple styles. Multiple styles under this product listing. The standard Raider pant fits pretty loose, even after sizing down from my normal 32 to a 30. Pockets are baggy and bulky and the little slit pockets look stupid and are not functional when sitting. The Raider Mag Pocket pant is pretty different. Fit is slimmer but tight in the butt and in the groin, cuts off circulation to my crotch when sitting and pulls down my behind. But I do like the slimmer pocket style and lack of cargo pockets on the butt better. Velcro on the pockets is smaller and not as secure. You can see even in a lot of their stock pictures that the pants pull tight in the crotch and between the legs going into the butt crack of the models. Not made for equipped men! This company makes way too many versions of pants (including various versions in stretch fabric as well) and none of them are quite right unfortunately.

Finally had to order another pair. In the past, I would go through 3 pairs of those walmart Wranglers, but these are the most durable pants I've ever owned. My job is non emergency medical transportation, lots of in and out, patient assist and medical equipment transfer. There are spots where they have worn thin, and a few minor rips at pocket corners, but overall these khakis have stood the test of time after almost 800 days of wear.

Very comfortable trousers. And fits well