CQR Men's Tactical Pants, Water Resistant Ripstop Cargo Pants, Lightweight EDC Work Hiking Pants, Outdoor Apparel

These CQR Men's Tactical Pants have exceeded all my expectations! From the moment I put them on, I could tell they were built to last. The durable ripstop fabric is tough enough to handle anything I throw at it, whether I'm on the hiking trails, at the range, or just tackling everyday tasks.The fit is fantastic – comfortable and flexible, allowing for a full range of motion without feeling baggy. The multiple pockets are incredibly practical, offering ample storage for all my essentials, and the reinforced stitching gives me confidence that they won't tear or wear out easily.I especially appreciate the attention to detail, like the reinforced knees and the water-resistant finish. These pants are not only functional but also look great. They've quickly become my go-to choice for any activity that requires durability and practicality.If you're looking for reliable, high-quality tactical pants that won't break the bank, look no further. These CQR pants are a five-star winner!

I absolutely love these pants! The fabric doesn't just look fantastic (the awesome blue color played a huge role in my decision to get them), but it's also quite superior both in quality and durability. Plus, they're adorned with an absurdly numerous amount of pockets which can hold a wide assortment of items. Additionally, the elasticity of the waist band means they fit securely, even without a belt on, while also making for a spectacularly comfortable wearing experience for everyone!These do seem to run a bit on the smaller side, so I'd suggest that you try getting one size down than you usually do, especially if you've gotten anything else from the CQR brand. I actually have other pairs of pants/shorts from this brand in particular and one size smaller in this pair ended up fitting me perfectly.

I really like the fit and materials. The extra pockets are nice. These pants are perfect for the range as they fit multiple extra mags. My only complaint is their not really that flexible. I am buying more though so obviously not that big of a deal

The size and fit are perfect for me. I have always picked men’s pants because I am a bit of a tomboy (ok, A LOT) and have always liked the way men’s pants fit me. Typically, men’s pants are lower waisted, and have more pockets you can actually use to carry things. I wear these for work and the fabric is lightweight, perfect for Midwest heat in the warmer months. The rip resistant fabric looks like it’ll work, but I’ve not experienced a rip as of yet.The pants are flattering to my not curvy figure, but if you have a booty or thick thighs, the pants are roomy in those areas. I feel like if I were to say do squats or lunges and my booty and thighs were more muscular, these pants would accommodate well, without my having to buy a bigger size.

I have no idea why these would be called tactical pants, but I like them. They fit well, feel good, wash well, and keep me warm but well ventilated somehow... and that make my butt look great. I've done some things that should destroy a pair of pants like these but you'd never know it to see them.The first pair is a year old and shows little signs of wear, so I got another pair about 7 months later. In fairness, I've also treated them because I take them hiking and camping, so that may have also helped.I love the pockets on these things, and filling them doesn't look weird. The stitching is strong, the fabric is lightweight, and wearing these to the office on casual Friday might feel like you're doing more than necessary. What's not to love?!

Used them as my only work pants for my warehouse job and they have lasted about a year and a half, they can still go longer however i feel its time to replace them. They are also very comfortable to work in and they are perfect amount of stretchy and durable, i also greatly appreciate the pockets which are placed optimally around the pants.tldr: these pants are worth your money

I have two different items. The Spectre Charcoal is my favorite for casual wear since I can fit a battery pack, passport, etc when I'm abroad and the fit is good enough to not look baggy/out of place if you wear a button down with this. It's light and breathable and good for hiking as well. The Raider Mag Navy is good if you need a heavy duty ripstop pants. However, it is very different from the Spectre type. Different, thicker material that is not as breathable and has a thick elastic band at the waist. Would be great if you are hiking through scrub/thorny areas or doing mechanic work but also works fine for casual wear, especially if you want to wear something over thermal pants in colder weather.

Good Tactical Pant but zipper in front is about an inch or 2 short and makes things difficult. I like the pocket arrangement for the most part, but the front slash pockets are too shallow and need to be deeper. The button inside of the front zipper had to be resewn as the stitching was subpar and I lost the button.