Rothco Camo Tactical BDU Pants Camo Cargo Pants

The fit on the XL pair I ordered was just what I was looking for...which in my case was something baggy and loose fitting with lots of pocket space. They have a perfect length, and I love how comfortable and durable they are. In my opinion Rothco makes the absolute best BDU/mil-spec clothing you can get. They are a little expensive but compared to the price these days of even the most generic and short-lived of pants, this is still worth the price.

I like to use these as work pants since they’re nice & roomy with a lot of pockets to hold stuff I need carry or have. I would recommend these to all the workers in the field who need something comfortable with room to carry items.

The pants themselves look great and feel well made. Unfortunately they are a little too small for me. I normally wear a 34"-36" waist with 36" being big on me. I can pull my 36" jeans off of my waist without unbuttoning them. I ordered the M because it said it fits waist sizes 31"-35" but I still need about another inch to button the top button on these. Looks like I will have to order a Large instead.

If anyone ever asks me what pants I recommend for work, it would be these.-The looseness is one of my favorite features, minimizes chafing, enhances agility, and reduces the risk of tear if you're under strain. Essentially, you can easily squat in these.-It has 5 gallon buckets for pockets, I am often impressed by how much stuff I can put in them.-Waist tightens so that you can bend over to grab something without accidentally profaning the world.-The two leg openings (at the bottom) tighten. Useful for two reasons: 1. Minimize the amount of dirt that gets into your boot, 2. it is harder (not impossible) for bugs to get up your leg.-Camo pattern sorta hides any dirt or grease or whatever that you get on you.Those are merely my favorite features of these pants. I strongly endorse these pants for manual labor.

TAP47 (Originally French), or "Tigerstripe" camo, an excellent, if obscure pattern, was made known to me due to my affinity for military history.On its effective uses:The tigerstripe pattern is useful in many green environments (Arboreal and tropical forests, swamp-esque terrain, tall grass fields) but it really comes into its element in coniferous forests (forests consisting of pine, cedar, and fir trees, among others in that family) due to its deep green color and horizontal strokes of black and green. It maintains its usefulness in this environment perennially due to the fact that trees in those types of forests are evergreen, and provide surrounding greenery year-round. I would highly recommend this pattern to any person playing airsoft or paintball in a green forest environment, although in an arboreal forest, traditional woodland BDU is more effective, due to the rounded shape of the surrounding leaves. Despite this, it does not lose its camouflaging capabilities in any green environment. Put it this way, for those of you who are unconvinced, To this day, the Navy SEAL's and Army Rangers are said to use it in the mountains of Afghanistan.On the construction of the clothing:The construction of the BDU is quite good, having reinforcements in the seat and knees of the pants, allowing for some rough use (not to mention that it is already made of thick, sturdy cloth). The shirt features reinforced elbows as well.Caveat Emptor (Buyer beware):The pants are a size smaller than their civilian counterparts, and the shirts a size bigger. I bought a full set of this BDU, and the jacket is pretty large, despite that I ordered a XL, thinking it would fit like a civilian shirt (It seems to be fitted for those who aren't in shape, rather than simply those with broad shoulders.) The pants on the other hand...I am glad I ordered an XL, because they fit like a pair of large-sized jeans. So the key is, buy a size smaller in shirts, and a size larger in pants.

I originally bought pairs in a different color for going to my child's school games. This go around I needed some loose pants after knee surgery (swelling on the knee) They fit great and have lots of pockets. Note these are guys pants so you need to measure your waist and if you have hips you may need to fit to them first.

The pants seem to be pretty close to US issue in quality, but the fit is huge. In jeans I normally wear a 36x30 or 36x32 with a little bit of give in the waist, but these are so big they slide off even when buttoned. The gussets on the waistband have sharp edges on the buckles and don't stay pulled tight. Then the thighs and crotch are really big also. Seem swampyer than US issue.The seems appear well sewn, and the pockets are the same and the material is the same ripstop as US issue.The 'Total Terrain' camo pattern is kind of interesting, it's almost the same exact pattern and colors as Multitarn, and slightly more subdued than the image.I won't be buying the smaller size since I know that genuine issue 'Large/Short' fit perfect and I can pick those up for just a little more.

Very similar to issue but not ripstop. Very nice color minimal fading after washing!

These pants fit really well, the size chart is accurate. The quality of the material is good, they're pretty durable, and the stitching is strong.

Good pants, maybe go a size down if you want a snug fit

Super beau pantalon, belle qualité de tissu et très confortable, je les adore

Good pants.

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