BARCO One Stride Women’s Scrub Pant

I love these! I’m 5’10 165lbs & ordered a small tall, they fit perfectly. These fit better than figs, mandala, koi, & sketchers. (Sketchers was my favorite fit before these but hated how the logo was so big) these are super flattering and stay up throughout the day. I will say the waist band could be a little more adjustable (the tie doesn’t do much so order the right size) I would say if your in between sizes size down one. I’ve bought multiple colors

I love the waist band and fabric of these scrubs. The waist band is extremely stretchy, wide and a thinner fabric that’s different from the rest of the pants. So comfortable I would wear them as pajamas. The actual scrub material is also very thin and stretchy. I am 5ft 11in with 36” inseam, they are unfortunately too short. I have to wear bike shorts under and let the pants sit lower in my hips than I would like. This is a me specific problem that happens with a lot of scrubs though.**update**After wearing these as my main scrubs for a few months I have a few more cons. There are little reflective details on the sides of the pants and top are peeling off. Same with the writing inside the tag. But the biggest issue is the fabric has began wrinkling really badly out of the wash. Most of my scrubs are wrinkle resistant. If they wrinkle in the dryer hanging them up for a few days will smooth out the majority of wrinkles. This fabric is so light the wrinkles do not smooth out. I have to hang it immediately, still warm out of the dryer and make sure they are as smooth as possible. I wore them to work one time thinking some of the wrinkles would smooth out with my body heat but I looked like a mess the whole 12 hours. I’m updating this review after fighting with wrinkle releasing spray (which didn’t work) and eventually having to pull out a garment steamer. I have 4 pairs of these scrubs, 2 matching scrub jackets and work 3-12s a week. These are my main scrubs but I still wear others regularly. It is worrying that the fabric has deteriorated to this degree with consistent wear in under 4 months. But mostly I don’t want to use scrubs that are so high maintenance and I sure don’t want to have to steam my scrubs before work.

I LOVE these scrub pants! I lost a ton of weight, but can't seem to get rid of that extra "muffin top", so was still forced to weat larger sizes. These have a relaxed stretchy upper waist that is perfect for that extra little roll! 😂I am 5'3 and 155-160lbs right now and fit in a Small Petite (and the length is perfect!).They are also high rise, (but comfy) so I don't have to worry about blending over and picking stuff up! 😊 The material is also very smooth (like a little "silky" but not). I have had the same pair for 2 full years and the fabric never changed!When I am 145-155lbs they have a little extra room, which is sometimes nice!I think if I would go up to 170lbs they would be too tight.I hope this helps anyone trying to find the right size! 😊😊

The BARCO One Stride Scrub Pant is a great choice for work. The knit waistband is super comfortable, and the mid-rise fit is flattering without being restrictive. The fabric has a nice 4-way stretch that moves with me, making long shifts more bearable. I wish there were a few more pockets, but overall, these pants are well-made and look professional.

I'm 5'4", so I typically expect "short" or "petite" options to be a tad on the short side for me. I'm like a tall short lady. These are longer than I anticipated. They touch the floor when I'm not wearing shoes. With my super Birkies, they're a little above the floor. The fabric is super thin and stretchy. I feel like the pants run larger than the tops. The drawstring is stretchy. The "knit" waistband is a little shiny, which is kind of odd, but since it is covered all that matters is comfort and the waistband is really comfortable and wide. Overall, I like these pants.

Love love love. Omg this brand is my favorite. I get so many compliments every time I wear them. I’ve got the set in black, grey and dark blue and I plan to get all the other colors. Very breathable, very comfy, very durable, functional. I could go on and on.

A little to long, for a petite. It needs another deep pocket. Fit very well. It doesn't have the creeping down you get with bending and squatting.

I have both these pants and the Barco One low rise track style pants. At 5'6, the regular length is too short (does not hit the ground in bare feet) and the tall is too long (about 2mm from the floor when worn with nursing clogs). I wear my pants at or barely below my natural waist.What I like about these pants: great material (soft enough to run in after work), two prominent butt pocketsWhat I don't like: the string in the waistband is stretchy and pretty ineffective in keeping the pants up. The waistband is wide so that helps, but if the pants are a bit too big, they're going to gap at the waist and there's nothing you can do about it. I'm 135lbs and was not able to pull the ST waistband tight enough. I also found the legs of the ST to be baggier than the legs of the S.The main differences between these and the other style: the other style has a smaller but much more effective waistband, buttons at the ankle (as oppossed to slits), and vented/micro-hole side paneling down the length of the leg starting just below the cargo pocket. The other style also has one back pocket with zipper closure.Overall the length issue is deterring me from repurchasing these pants. Between the two styles, I prefer the waistband of the track style, but the butt pockets of this style. Size down if you purchase this style and have a small waist.