STORM Men's Ripstop Tactical Cargo Pants

I am a crew chief on airplanes in the air force. I get a lot of stuff on my pants and am sliding around on the ground or on the jet a lot and 5'11s tear easily. These pants are awesome. They have lasted longer with no signs of giving in around the knees or butt area where most tears happen and I get jet fuel and hydro on my pants... Doesn't even make my pants damp. LET ME TELL YOU. The pen holders are in the most perfect place possible. When you squat, jump or knees the pens or pencils don't jab into your legs or anything and having 2 on each leg is a plus. ALSO for headsets and stuff. These pants are the best as well. The loop is above my right cheek where I normally hook my stuff so walking around with headsets hanging isn't uncomfortablely banging against my front or side of my hip like other pants as well. The plastic loop is super thick and sturdy too haven't had it break. Overall if you are MX or tacticool I highly recommend these pants. A bang for your buck.

Versatile pants for yard work, gym use, hiking etc.

They are light enough and have enough room for use at the gym where I use these pants the most. I can keep my car keys and cell phone in the pockets while I work out and I don’t even notice them. It also keeps them from getting stolen.

I’m a large, fit guy and I appreciate the room in these pants during squats and leg workouts.

It’s leaf season in upstate NY and these pants are ideal for that very dusty work. A simple hit with the leaf blower on the pants when I’m done cleaning up leaves and they are clean.

Blue jeans are NOT good for leaf work because they trap all the dust and it won’t blow off easily from denim.

Overall, I like these pants. Hope that helps!

My husband has a couple pairs of these and really likes them! They are lightweight but have held up well so far. He wears them to work daily.

I like the quality, fit and pockets but I would to be able to get the same size if needed. In a blue or tan color cause the colors were limited.

I was hoping they provide protection while I was clearing paths through overgrown nopals, but I just st spent the last half hour pulling needles out of legs.
It’s clearly a tightly knit fabric, but too thin to offer any significant protection.
They are probably fine for every day shop work or rabble rousing at a protest ( which appears to be what they are marketing for)

I bought these for my son a (43 yr old construction worker) he was over for a visit, we were talking about clothes, for his son's high school graduation, then it was like a light bulb moment, lol, he said do you remember the pants you got me for Father's day last year, THEY ARE THE MOST COMFORTABLE PANTS I have ever worn, do you remember the brand name? Lol guess who got a new pair for this year's Father's day

It is light weight and comfortable to walk, sit, etc. But if I do something with bigger range like squad down or kick, it gets a little tight. Also, at least one person mentioned that the knees could get scratched due to the design. It isn't too bad for me. But I can understand that it could be an issue for someone.

Overall speaking, I am OK to wear and buy it again. But it is not as comforable as I hoped for my activities.

These pants have been great so far. They seem to be durable, yet comfortable. The size is true. They have an adequate number of pockets and I use most of them. They store everything I need without feeling bulky.
I recommended these to a coworker. I am a truck driver and I put in substantial time working on the dock, to give you an idea of what I do in these pants.