Fashio Mens Utility Work Pants Workwear Pants Cordura Knee Reinforcement Work Trousers

They fit pretty true and have an above average amount of pockets in a decent layout, which is what I was mainly looking for along with reinforced knees. The material feels pretty much the same as BDU's, so not as thick as I would like, but feels adequately durable while not feeling heavy.I wish the front flaps folded into the pockets or were detachable, I cut them off immediately because they were annoying. I work in the facilities maintenance field and do a little bit of every trade. I like the reinforced knees and that's usually what wears out first on my thicker carpenter pants I normally use. So with these I look forward to testing pads in them since I am on 1 or both knees often.The hammer loop material feels cheap, so we'll see how it holds up. For the price, it's hard to complain too much. I'm just happy to not have to keep my phone in my back pocket and have to pull it out every time I sit or climb back into my truck.I did order a 2nd pair and I will be cutting off the front flaps on those too!

While in Germany I saw craftsmen wearing pants like these and couldn't help but thi k how great they would be for working on cars so I got the cheapest pair I could find. These fit me perfect and a cheap pair of knee pads made them my favorite pants ever. I can now kneel to work on suspension without my knees hurting me.They are cheaply made though so as long as you understand that you get what you pay for, all is well. A good quality pant like this can cost over $100 so don't expect them to be perfect. I also know how to work a sewing machine so when they start to fall apart I will just repair them with a strong upholstery thread.

I have skinny legs and regular cut pants are way too baggy. These pants have a narrower cut and fit fabulous! I like all the extra tool pockets, but wish the nail bags were designed so that they either tuck into the regular pockets or fold out of the way.

A lot of pockets, cut the pouches off the front. Material is super thin. Pouches for knee pad are nice. Not a tough as the Caterpillar H2o but half the cost. Not bad for California winters. Cotton so definitely not waterproof

Not only did it fit perfect but it looks kind of cool

Slim fit, tapered legs. If you like Derek Zoolander fashion these are it. Pockets and knees are a shiny, rubbery, polyester sort of material. Cotton construction feels thin. Overall probably too "high fashion" for work pants, unless you're a hair stylist.

Within the first week of wearing the pants on the job site seems started popping. I sewed up the popping seams and glued them with Gorilla Glue to prevent this in the future.

Like how comfortable they feel Amy pockets feel kinda cheap like the triple stitching and a crotch Gap makes for good squatting probably by-product again