Tru-SpecMen's 24-7 Series Xpedition Pant

I've worked in law enforcement for 12 years, and I have worn many "tac pants" over the years. I am constantly searching for a pair that has strength, comfort, and breathability. After seeing one of my coworkers with a pair of these, I had to get my own. They look and feel great. They're versatile and have plenty of pockets for storage. The 4 way stretch panels really help with flexibility and movement. There are zippered vents on both sides to increase breathability when needed. The "DropN Pocket" is great for my iPhone 14 Pro Max and fits even the larger phones. The black and green color scheme looks good and gets a lot of compliments. After week of use and washing, they're holding up well for the office, range, and training. Highly recommend for military or law enforcement use. I have not yet tested them in the extreme cold but they work well in the Alabama summer heat.

I've purchased several cargo pants styles over the years for outdoor work (to include hiking, trail maintenance, belaying, climbing, etc). EMT/Paramedic pants, military camo pants, cargo pants, and now these expedition pants -- and these are by far my favorite!I've worn them in hot weather (108* F) and cold-ish (45* F) and they work wonders in both conditions. For when it's very hot, you can open the vents on the legs to get a bit of airflow! Close then for when you're cold.Most of the pants are ripstop material, Ive had no tears yet, and there's stretchy material in the spots that normally bind when sitting or being in weird positions, which makes them very comfortable. The cargo pockets are front facing and not on the side, which is an odd choice, but not inconvenient in any way. They are large and stretchy so you can cram lots of stuff in them if needed.The belt loops are sturdy, and the waste band is adjusting and keeps your pants just the right amount of snug.Honestly, I can't recommend this enough. I wish they were more readily available and less expensive, but well worth it compared to some of the other brands I had to return for having tiny pockets or ripping immediately.

Useful pockets and super durable, I have these pants in nearly all the colors and they last a long time some of mine are 5 years old and still looking great. The only pants I wear!

I LOVE these pants. I just did Kilimanjaro and these are the shell pants I used for 7 of the 9 day trek. The other 3 days were too warm to wear them in. To be clear, these pants are really only wearable in < 60 degree weather. Any warmer and these pants are too warm, even with all 4 vents open, especially if you are engaged in some sort of activity like hiking, etc.FIT:I chose the 32x32 and I am I 6' 0" tall, 190lbs and these fit perfectly. The waistband has some elastic in it that turns these into stretchy pants which adds a good 2" to the waistband easily. The inseams were on point which squatting or bending the knees, the thinner-material sections of the pants (black parts) allowed for great flexibility.DURABILITY:These things are built like tanks. The material feels like a heavy canvas. I brushed up against thorns and rocks and it handled them like a champ. Dirt/dust brushes right off. Water bounces right off as well. These pants are not "waterproof" but they are very water resistant. As an example, if you were walking through a field with a lot of dew on the grass, the water just beads right off and doesn't linger on the material.TEMPERATURE:I wore these pants anywhere from 60F down to -10F during my trek and they handled all weather conditions like a champ. They are bulky enough that I was able to fit (2) level 4.0 Under Armor fleece base-layers on underneath easily. They are totally windproof. We had gusts of 75mph+ on the summit and these pants cut through it like butter.FUNCTIONALITY:Pockets, pockets and more pockets. The phone sleeve is big enough to handle my Samsung Note 8 inside an Otterbox Defender case (crazy big). There are (4) vents for the pants to breathe which have a mesh liner. This is nice as it prevents ticks and bugs from getting to your skin. The bottom of the pants have cinch button adjustments along with a boot-clip to secure onto your boot shoelace to keep the pant leg in place (this pairs awesome with gaiters). There are two designated knife storage locations which have additional abraision resistance for the belt-clip portion of a folding pocket knife. The right-side wallet pocket has a dedicated zipper. The same goes for the left-thigh pocket (zipper as well). The other pockets (left-buttcheck) and right-thigh are flap with a single button flap which allows quick access to items. I loaded up the thigh pockets and found that they didn't impair my movement even while scrambling over rocks hiking.LOOK:These pants just look badass. I have received many compliments wearing them.PRICE:I bought these for $71 and I feel like that is bargain for what you get. REI would charge $150-300 for pants like this with a different brand (Arc-Teryx, Patagonia, etc.).OVERALL:I think I'm maybe using these differently than most people, but I took a chance and took a risk with them on an expedition and couldn't have been happier with their performance.

My favorite pants, own3 pair 3 colors

Son un poco caros pero lo valen, buen corte, buen ajuste, exelentes materiales, los mejores pantalones tácticos, los uso para todo y son muy cómodos y útiles. Todo el tiempo espero oferta o que baje de precio para comprar uno más.

These pants are perfect for my work. Very comfortable, lots of pockets. Back pockets have zippers. The pants also have zippers to open up little "vents" to give your legs more air. This is very useful for warmer days. Nothing wrong to say about these (except I wish they offered them in more camo options such as Multicam black so I could use them for my airsoft kits)

They are great quality, durability and fit. It comes with plenty of pockets for all my gadgets which is a bonus.

Excelente pantalón, materiales de alta calidad y el ajuste es perfecto, yo compré el gris con negro y en vivo no se aprecia tanto la diferencia entre un tono y otro.