CATCaterpillar mens Big and Tall Trademark Pant Work Utility Pants (pack of 1)

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I was skeptical but hopeful and based on other reviews, ordered one size bigger. These pants have been a game changer. As a maintenance technician working at a 280 unit property I always have to have my tools close by. But carrying my entire tool bag to every work order was incredibly inconvenient but these pants have changed the game for me. The flap pocket makes it easier to carry the tools I need and frees my hands up to carry other materials such as point buckets, power tools, etc. It’s basically a built in tool belt and works well.The down sides are the pants are very heavy so suspenders are a must (for me anyway). The knee pad pockets are big so if you get the small cheap ones like I did, they will shift around. I’m going to try bigger knee pads to remedy that problem. And the hammer loop is useless in my opinion, it’s bellow my knee. They also tend to get pretty warm on the hot days because the material is so thick.But I’ve been using them for a few weeks now and I can deal with the few inconveniences, for me anyway, and I think these are by far the best work pants out there if you work in any kind of maintenance, construction, or trades type of jobs. I’ve ordered a second pair because I can’t go back to my cargo pants for work anymore. These pants are just way too convenient on the job.

I have been wearing these pants for a few years now, on my 3rd pair. Very much like this pants, they are, at least to me, extremely comfortable. I work for a major retailer so lots of use and abuse walking around, kneeling down, impacts, cuts, etc. Pants hold up very well on the outside for around a year or so, they are very good year round in 100 degrees during summer all the way to negatives in the winter, I wear my pants a little baggy and long so size fit was perfect for the pants themselves.Some of the main problems of these that I've ran into was the kneepad inserts are never directly centered over the knee with just general walking around then kneeling, so I'm very often having to pull my pants taut and manually center it instead of being able to quickly drop to a knee. Also on the topic of kneepads is, as shown in the second picture, the fabric underneath is very thin and often tears at the seam at the top of the pocket. Not a huge deal as it hasn't compromised any strength of the pants and the kneepad still stays in, but obviously creates a draft which in winter can be a bit chilly, also makes putting in and pulling out the insert kind of annoying. I am running the Cat kneepad inserts designed for the pants, so its not an aftermarket insert causing problems.The fabric does get worn through in places after a while. In the first picture are holes from my phone being in the pocket, which is the lower hole, and a hole from the keys I would carry around at work. The carabiner scraping against the fabric eventually starting ripping a hole through it which I tried to remedy with some Gear Aid tape. It helped in that scenario but other areas not so much. Another place that rubbed holes was by my ankles where the pant legs rub together which isn't a big deal but it is a point of contact to be aware of. Another area being the 3rd picture, one of the belt loops the stitching came loose after about a year, it still held on to a few stitches but that is the place I hang my personal keys from so was worrying that it might tear all the way off and me lose my keys. One last problem, the 2nd pair I got had a loose button for the pants, so under the force of my belt it would push backward into my waist and cause some pain and annoyance.That's about it for the bads, so for some goods. As stated in the first paragraph, very comfortable. I'd say they fit exactly how I prefer to have pants fit but obviously everyone has different tastes. They do come feeling a little stiff but after a couple days of working and a wash or two they get extremely flexible. Has many, many pockets for carrying various stuff, all my regular work carry stuff like multi-tool, flash light, headphones, phone, keys, wallet, etc. But also lots of other space, I dedicated one of the pockets to my work device, can carry any meds in a different pocket. The velcro on 2 of the belt loops is VERY strong which can sometimes be obnoxious to undo but I'd say more of a positive than a negative. Obviously for a work pants theres a hammer loop for anyone who might need that. The pullout pockets work great for separating stuff as they have plenty of room for nails, tape, screwdrivers, etc. Seem like they'd be very good pants for roofing work although I haven't done any of that in them.All in all, I do very much recommend this pant as they put up to the 8 hours a day use and abuse I put them through, just be cautious of them tearing through at certain places.

Pants fit well to size no adjustment needed. Didn't realize they have big floppy multi-pockets on both sides. Wish these were removable. Or anything else that raised a lot of dust or dirt they tend to fill up with that dust, sawdust or dirt.Good tough material. The knee pockets were perfect for me for the large knee protectors. From fraying on the bottom of the pants. Except for the pockets which if they were removable I'd really be happy I guess I could cut them off but I'm trying to see if maybe I can roll them up when I'm doing dusty things.

Really like the pop out pocket feature. Really wish they made the little tiny pockets bigger and fewer so they're more useful and add a large cargo pocket to the right side leg. The hammer holster is too low on the pants needs to be waste height so it doesn't bash my knee. Still better than most other cargos so I keep using them daily for work.

I bought these pants at the beginning of fall, and absolutely love them! Its now the end of February and these pants have not let me down. I always just wore jeans for work before. Have done so for 20+ years. After getting these its all i wear. I probably wore my jeans only a handful of times since, because the cat pants were officially dirty. I say officially because i swear these things repel dirt and dust, not to mention they seem to be water repellent! I'm a in house tile setter for a local builder, i do most of our showers and tile work. I also do carpentry, and operate our hook truck (dumpster hauling) when I'm inbetween tile projects. I also have my hoist and can operate machinery (2a/3c) Before I bought these pants I would dress a bit different depending on what I was doing. Since wearing them for the first time I've fallen in love with them. If im working, be it around the house or professionally; I'm wearing my cat pants. I do not always use the pouches, and when tucked away you forget they are even their. The pouches are made from a thinner material, but it seems strong. I do try to be careful with sharp tools. My favorite use for them is for my spacers though! They are perfect for tile setting. You can easily have your knife, 5in1, nippers, and spacers all on you comfortably, plus room for a few other things. Thats just in the pouches! The pockets are awesome too. So many. Everybody will have a different use for each one. Seems like each pocket was made for particular items like a calculator, nailsets, catspaw, wallet, and a few more! I don't use the knee pads yet, but I will sooner or later. I have proknee knee pads which i prefer for most stuff. However I think the inserts will definitely be useful doing odds and ends where i am up and down alot. Ive just not needed them yet. As i mentioned earlier the pants seem to repel dirt, water and dust. No doubt, if you get grout or thinset or the water from cleaning either its going to stick to the pants, but it washes off easily. I'm a very neat installer and tend to keep clean. I'll wash it off as i go and avoid making a mess to begin with. if you are a messy tradesman then they probably wont help you in that department. If you are like me and like to keep clean they are great! Ive worn the same pair of pants 5-7 days a week washing only when needed but typically no more then one or two times a week. If when i pat them, dust comes off, or if they look dirty ill wash them. When i wore jeans i had to wear a fresh pair every day! When i first got them i told the wife we will probably wanna get a second pair because i couldn't go back to jeans after wearing them, lol. But keeping them clean has been a non issue. I am a very particular person. Clean clothing is a must for me. So i am not sacrificing my cleanliness to wear them in this fashion. I have also wore them in a few snowstorms and a blizzard shoveling. During the first storm i didn't wanna wear the cat pants cause i wanted to save them for work, so i wore my jeans. When i came back in they were soaked like jeans always do. I was froze. It sucked as usual. The cat pants are a bit on the thick side, so i decided to try them out on the next trip out, and wow what difference! No layer, just pants, and i was fine. It was 25 degrees wind and snowing. Pants barely soaked any water up. After that i always just wore the cat pants for snow removal too. I find the pants to fit well based on the size chart. I have the us 36/34 w/L for the cat pants and before that i always wore dickies 34/32. My dickies fit snug/boarder on tite. Were as the cat pants are a bit loose. I may try the next size down on my next pair. I was more afraid of them being to tight.All in all; the bottom line is: GET THE PANTS, THEY EFFING ROCK!! lol. Game changers. Everyone who seems them, loves them. If you are looking at these for someone else as a gift or whatever, buy them! They will love them! Any tradesman will enjoy these pants. Even the guys who still love the overalls will love these pants too!