Wrangler Riggs WorkwearMen's Advanced Comfort Lightweight Ranger Pant

The description says "lightweight" but I would not consider these to be "lightweight". The material seems to be very durable and much thicker than my other Wrangler Classic Cargo Pants. A 'pleasant' surprise.I got the 36"x36" because 34"x34" would be just a slightly snug in the waist and slightly short in the legs. Just wish that they would have these in 35"x35". Yeah, I know, nobody makes that size. 😔They fit kinda high on the waist, definitely not on the hips, but I expected that. The back pockets are a good depth and I don't expect to have any issues with my wallet or anything else falling out. The front pockets are just right, not too short, not too deep and plenty of room for my big hands with an extra large "watch pocket". The leg pockets have buttons instead of the usual velcro which I really like much better. The ONLY thing these don't have that the classic Wrangler Cargo pants have that I wish these had is a phone pocket made into the leg pocket that fits the phone better so that you don't have to open the leg pocket for you phone.Overall, I REALLY like these pants. My score: 4.8 *(Sits slightly too high on waist / No special phone pocket / No button closure for back pockets / No size 35"x35") Yeah, that's really asking a lot. 😏

Very durable material and the fit was spot on. 44x36 at 6'3"

Good for construction work, fit is slightly tight on the waist so I ordered 1 size bigger and that seemed to do the trick. Leg length was good just tight on the waist for your normal jean size.

With or without a base layer, these work pants remain rugged and flexible. They wash well, too. Pockets have snaps instead of Velcro, which is great. The hammer loop is a little big, but that's not a dealbreaker. These are great Wranglers for colder weather.

Fit great and seems to be a strong material

I own several pairs of the normal Riggs Ranger work pants with the rip-stop fabric. This lighter weight version has all the same features which I appreciate for my home improvement store job. This fabric appears to be a step toward the firehose type pants from Duluth Trading which I have also tried. I like the Wrangler pockets design a little better than Duluth. Compared to the rip-stop Riggs Ranger work pant this version is a little more comfortable, looks nicer and has been a fine weight even with some cold mornings recently. The sizing is consistent with my other Riggs Ranger pants. No snags or wear points yet although I suspect these may not hold up quite as long as my rip-stop versions have. Still, this pant is well worth the buy especially if they last anywhere near as long as my others. I also like the charcoal color which I didn't find offered in the rip-stop version. Thanks Wrangler for the Advanced Comfort version.

I have been wearing the Wrangler Riggs Ranger pant for a few years now and they are great but too heavy for when it's above about 50degF outside to me. I found these while shopping for a new couple pairs of the regular ones and thought I would give them a try. The material is quite a bit lighter weight than the reg. Ranger pant(compare the weight of the regular ones to a standard Carhartt work pant). These still have all the features of the reg. ones(cargo pockets that snap, and deep front, rear and cargo pockets. I really like both styles of these pants and hope they don't change either. I used to wear Carhartt all the time until they started manufacturing overseas and there sizing and quality control really suffered. I kept having to buy and send back because they varied so much from pair to pair in size. If you want a durable and comfortable work pant you can't go wrong with these. My normal size(31x32) fits perfectly.

I’ve had several of these pants. They are very comfortable pants and I like the fit but the crotch wears out pretty fast. Just wish I could find some with the same fit that is a little more durable.

I'm a Wrangler guy, so when I found out they made work pants, I had to try them. I'm a carpenter and I love these the best. I've tried the other major brands, but these are the best. Roomy cargo pockets, leather patch on the front right pocket for your tape measure. Smaller pockets for pencils and tools. With these two features, I don't have to wear my tool belt all the time. These are the lightweight version, suited better for the warmer seasons. I have the heavy duty versions for winter and the shorts for summer.

Very good.

Arrived on time and in perfect condition

The size tag states 34 waist and 32 inseam. I always wear 32 inch inseam as they always shrink some. The tag reads 32, but actually the inseam is 33.5 inches. I do not want to bring them to an alterations shop as I already paid for the proper size. But I want to order another pair and hopefully get the right size as specified on Amazon. Appears to be pants other than that. I thought Wrangler would be more precise than that.

Well doneThank you so much