M-Tac Conquistador Flex Pants - Men's Cargo Pants with Pockets

2019, Sept 23rd Update - I continue to enjoy these well designed tac-pants, so much so that I picked up another black pair, noting that these were slightly longer and slightly bigger diameter at leg bottoms - Wish granted - 1 star added! Oh and BTW, my black pair have not faded nearly as much as a previous reviewer stated, might be because of what they used to wash the pants - I use a gentle but effective organic, non-chemical laundry and all my Flex tac-pants are looking great, with fade behavior typical of all pants with cotton in them - which is to say, that I am very pleased with these... I went ahead and got another 3 pairs recently, a drab green pair and two more coyote (I have 3 coyote color now - my fave). Again very happy with these but also noted something new. The fabric feels very slightly thinner and perhaps has a higher percentage of the tougher synthetic fabric. Whatever the case is, the new pants are just as comfortable and are using exactly the same brilliant pocket design, leg hook & loop straps - great pants, best I am aware of!I took a chance on these and glad I did. Though the cost is a bit high but when you consider these are designed and rip stop material cut by x-military guys out of Russia (or Ukraine - I forget) and sewn in Europe, the material extra tough, fasteners and zippers tough and well designed, near perfect compliment of pockets and pocket design, velcro on the legs in just the right places, knee armor support (I prefer heavy CE2 knee & shin armor under pant) with double material in knees... You get my point, these were clearly designed by guys who've walk the walk and know what they like and need in a durable tactical pant. For my part, I use these as summer ADV pants, that is tough pants that are a little cooler than my heavy motorcycle Adventure pants yet nearly as tough - The pockets are simply a superb design - these guys should win an award for their excellent design! My only complaint is that they are a little narrow at the very bottom and also Not as long as I'd like a "Long" to be. I got the XL/Longs - I am 6' 1" (1.854m) about 200lb, muscular with very large calves, 33" waist and 34" inseam but prefer 35" to 36" inseam pants for ADV riding, seeing as knees are bent most of the time with heavy armor knee and shin protection. I would love to see these pant with a slightly bigger diameter pant cuff with the same cuff bungie already there, perhaps cinchable... Overall, these are the best Tac Pants to date (and yes, I have for many years been searching and buying way too many tac pants, some of which were so poorly designed or using poor materials that I simply not believe anyone would buy such stuff - yeah, that would be me though I did send the really bad stuff back and the rest I have my seamstress modify, none to my satisfaction but at least better than the factory)... Yes and the price is high, only bested by one other tac pant made of nylon and spandex only at roughly $96 - that material combination is actually VERY ideal, degrading much more slowly and material using cotton, drying more quickly and much more durable. Still, I think these are my vote as best dollar value for what you get so far that I've found. I did 4 stars due to not quite being long enough fir a "Long" length and being needlessly tight with a small diameter cuff (though it is workable as is).

The pants waist runs large. 32 waist, with most pants, is comfortable and gives me room. With the conquistadors, in reality a 30 waist works for me. Nevertheless, the conquistador m-tac pants at 32 waist feel like a 34 waist, and the 30 waist feels like a 32. I probably could have bought the 29 waist, but didn’t want to sacrifice the wiggle room.Length is actually true, so don’t stress it to much.All in all, great pants that give wearer options in how you want pants to fit. I work in construction, the pants hold up very well. Honestly, they are fashionable too, so they are versatile.I’m about 5’6” maybe 5’7” at 135 - 142 lbs. it’s is very hard finding cloths that fit me just right. The Conquistadors work for me more than the Flex edition.But your mileage may vary.

Man I tell y'all what, this is the best $80 I've ever spent. or however much I spent on these.there's the Velcro adjusters on the back of the waistband that make wearing these without a belt preferable. the elastic band at the cuffs around the ankles is pretty dang neat and useful, because the tension from pulling the string to the preferred tension keeps them in place. the pockets are super deep, which is great for work because I have a bunch of stuff I use regularly at my landscaping job and I need the room. the ripstop fabric of the pants makes them extremely hardy and able to withstand kneeling on concrete or dealing with thorny bushes and barbed wire that wants to lacerate you through to your very soul.I normally wear a 31/32 and bought the 32s because I need a little extra room in the thigh area, and yes the waistband is big, but like I said those Velcro adjusters make them fit just how I need.if you're a woman looking for some great cargo/tactical (I hate that word but it's applicable), these are the pants for you.

I like these pants, but they have a few design issues.The Good:- I like the Velcro-set adjustable waistband.- I like the general cut and pattern.- I thought the leg-straps would be a bit too much for me, but I'm rather liking them. Maybe I'm a Dune-dork, but the fit over my boots makes the think of "Your desert boots are fitted slip-fashion at the ankles. ... He shall know your ways as though born to them."- I like having a quick phone drop pocket and the simple retainer is more effective than I thought it'd be. Also good to have one on both sides for various reasons.- I like zippers on my pockets over Velcro. I'd prefer a replacement at the top, but on the side like these makes them easy to access when sitting down/in a vehicle.- I like the zippered rear pockets. I like to avoid Velcro closures.- I've found the D-rings handy on a couple occasions so far.The mixed:- The cargo pocket zippers are good, but you can't really use them while standing up.- The slip pockets that go behind the cargo pockets seem like a good idea, but a folding knife either disappears down to the bottom on the clip shuts the cargo flap closed. So, it's only good for medium-long handled tools without a clip.The ... not so good:- I've gotten used to pockets inside of my large dump-pockets with a number of other brand tac-pants. Without some division, everything is just sloshing around. Not a deal-breaker, but a daily annoyance.

So I use these for work as a security guard and let me say they’re the best pants out there from material quality to pockets it’s the best well thought out pair of pants. Plenty of pockets I regularly carry my keys, wallet, radio, phone, a pen and note book with no problem