Propper Men's Lightweight Tactical Pant

I remember when I was first issued these pants for work a few years ago (a popular and prominent city in northern VA); we changed our uniforms and went with these pants and everyone I worked with (including myself) enjoyed the features and all the upgrades from the boring 'BDU' style pants we wore. Not only are these pants comfortable, but they have a lot of practical features and details. The FREE belt is a bonus, but the buckle kind of bulked out a little if you wore a duty belt with them, so I went with the velcro duty belt liner instead, but by themselves as casual wear, the belt included is just fine. They come in the usual 'law enforcement' colors, ie, black, dark navy and brown, but because of our jobs we went with the olive pants and the PROPPER tan shirts and it made for a great uniform combination. For duty wear, these are very comfortable and they held together wash after wash. I think as far as duty pants go, these were the best design for the dollar and they're very professional looking and I especially liked the straighter legs as opposed to the puffed out pockets of the BDU pants. These pants were my favorite uniform duty pants and it was a shame the day I had to turn them in when I left my job, but I definitely had to get a pair (in olive) for casual wear for hiking and camping and fishing. If you're a law enforcement official and looking to get a great pair of pants that offer a lot for your money, you can't go wrong with these. If you're looking for a comfortable pair of travel pants or casual pants for outdoorsy activities, you can't go wrong with these. They fit, feel and look great! I plan on getting some more as Summer turns to Fall.....

Exactly what I looked for! Perfect for work or casual wear. Big pockets for conceal carry, or for tools or what ever you need to utilize them for

I bought these for work (security). I didn't like the cheap black BDU pants my company issued me (button fell off the button fly when I took the pants new out of the bag). Much better fit on my waist, and the length is just right; not too baggy and not too short. Good professional look. The internal back pockets have a smaller inside pocket to hold your wallet and keys secure so they don't shift and ride around in them. I can actually keep my keys in my back pocket and sit down with no discomfort. A big plus on these pant for me is a slim pocket on the left leg just above the cargo pocket. I can slip a pen in there, and my glasses, too. They come with a decent sturdy non-metallic belt that needs a little breaking in, but is fine. My only complaint is that the cargo pockets on either side are a little too far down the pant leg, but you get used to it.I'll stress that these pants are to fit, so you don't need to order a size down or up. A 34x30 is just that. After 2 washes I haven't noticed any shrinkage, but the waist is expandable a bit anyway. First time out they are a bit stiff but they break in easy enough. I bought 3 pairs and they are all the same size to a T. These are much better form fitting than many other BDUs which I find are too baggy, tight in the waist, and after a few times the button start to fall off. The zip fly combined with buttons on these Propper pants sloves that issue. Snap button waist is an advantage, too. Good pants all around.

Ordered one pair to check out the quality and have been truly impressed. Great daily wear, excellent fit and quality. Fit is accurate and hang well. Highly recommended.

Holy cow I'm impressed by these pants! A little thicker than I would have preferred for the desert conditions that I am working in, but they breath well enough that it's not the end of the world.Pros:-Fits just as advertised. Long in the legs, but I hemmed them and they are great.-Rugged material. I wear them 2-3x a week in rotation with some other pants in moderate work conditions and they have held up great for the past 6 months.-Pockets, pockets, pockets! There's a pocket for everything, it's great. I didn't think I'd be into all the pockets, but it's nice to have a spot for everything. Cargo pockets have a TON of expansion and I've put an astounding amount of stuff in them.-Extra wide belt loops are good when you've got the pockets filled with junk and everything is weighed down.Cons:-I'm not sure how to put this kindly, but they look like the typical nerdy tactical pants that POGs wear. I am using them as designed currently, but I'm going to the mall while wearing these, esp. with a grunt style or 9-line shirt on.

Love these tactical pants strong durable fabric. A bit stiff or starchy as everyone says but if you want a fabric that is free of wrinkles and ironing you have to put up with a pair of stiff starchy pants you guys cant have it both ways. To soften them up a tad I threw one of them spiky dryer balls in the wash with it and the dryer. Soften up the pants quite a bit. The free belt is really a nice thing on its own and even better than a 20 dollar belt I paid for! So getting a free high quality belt for free is awesome. As for the pants they sure have some great features and design. The only thing I can complain about is the pocket on the left side the long multitool or cell phone pocket needs to be wider just a tad to fit a phone in it. As other said its rather narrow and can only fit say one of those outdated flip phones that was narrow. So another 1/2 inch wider or 3/4 inch wider would be perfect for iphone or Schmoid phone. The pant length is dead on as is the waist size. The inner back wallet pocket is awesome as it keeps your wallet from turning sideways and roaming around in those deep back pockets. The water resistant fabric is great too and looks pretty good after couple of washing but will see in a couple of months how the fabric treatment holds up. Great value for the money and better bang for your buck than the overpriced name brand 5.11 pants. Going to grab a couple more pairs. I got the Khaki and will get the OD green ones and let you know how the color holds up after washing. Also the stretchy waist band sure makes the pants comfortable to wear and when your bending and squatting even when in the can out in the field. LoL.