Men's Force Relaxed Fit Ripstop Cargo Work Pant

These cargo pants are great for storing a wallet in one leg pouch and a cell phone in the other. The latest version of the design even has a slot in the leg pocket flap so you can slide the phone in without opening the flap. Comfortable fit with lots of reinforced areas for clipping tools on.

I probably don’t need to say it, but these are my ultimate work pants. Fit, durability, design details ad thoughtfulness are all excellent. And this color hides dirt and carbon (I burn wood) well. My third pair! CARHART: A suggestion: Make the fabric that is over the front pockets double layered. My pocket knife wears a hole into the outer layer after about a year of use.

I've been either wearing shorts/jeans/sweatpants to mow our 3 acres over the last severals years but decided to wear something that wasnt as hot and was more protective. These fit that bill perfectly! Have used them on several mows and they held up and protect my legs from the trimmer and everything else. Also, very breathable and light! Love these!!!!

These are a slightly newer style of pants that I still wear. The color is a little darker than my old pair. I like the new pockets on these. Fit is perfect 38x32 relaxed fit for me. They are super comfortable. I wear them for work and play. My only complaint is price, I think Carhartt is usually a little high priced though. I also bought two pair of pants at a cheaper price to compare with these. The Carhartts are the best, but I'll keep the others and wear them out anyway.

Its inseam was to long so i returned it

I like the quality and lightweight of these cargo pants. I'm very happy with my purchase and that this is my third pair that I purchased.

Comfortable and well worth the money. They last and when they eventually wear, they are used used for work pants. They are durable and comfortable.

I wear these everyday. The biggest reason is they come in a 33 waist. It's unlikely any other manufacturer makes a work pant with 33 waist. That being said, they are consistent with size. As soon as I purchase them I learned I had to reinforce the knees because of my work. I sometimes am on my knees. These pants contain obviously too much cotton. If one were to wear them three times a week and use them like I do. The knees will split within 2 months. So buy some patches along with the pants and apply them before you wear them so you can get 6 to 8 months if you're wearing three to four pairs. Again, they're a good weight for clean shop work and any work on your knees will shorten their lives. Otherwise they're robust enough for me. With patches they can last about 6 months Max. That's alternating two pair. So 3 months each is all you get.