CQR Men's Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants, Water Resistant Stretch Cargo Pants, Lightweight EDC Hiking Work Pants

Im an electrician and i wear these to work. Ive been wearing them for 5 months now and still have no holes in them and i snag them on nails, always crawling on my knees. These are the absolute best work pants ive ever owned. Ive been doing construction for over 10 years and out of all the name brands ive bought, these are the most durable and most comfortable work pants. Also they are very good in the heat, they fit loose and are very breathable. Also have a good bit of flex to them making it easy to fit long johns under them or more warmth if needed.

These pants are excellent! I have a phone in a large case, and it fits perfectly in the front pocket thight—not too tight, not too loose. A small magazine would fit, but a full-sized one likely wouldn’t, so keep that in mind if you’re planning to carry larger items. I didn't tested this out. The carabiner hook is a fantastic addition—perfect for holding my keys. It's super easy to clip and unclip without even having to look, which is a nice touch. The color is a true, deep black—not the faded or washed-out black you sometimes find with other clothing. The rich black shade actually made my shirt look light in comparison. After washing, the color stayed vibrant with minimal shrinkage and no noticeable fading. The material feels great too: comfortable and ideal for daily wear. These pants have a double-button style, with the inside lower button and the main button. There was a slight difference in the inside seam between this pair and a previous one I bought—a gray seam on the older pair versus a green seam on these—but it’s not noticeable when you’re wearing them. It’s just the inside seam where the belt sits. Overall, I’d highly recommend these pants, depending on your needs. They offer a great combination of quality, comfort, and practicality!

I work in aviation maintenance (line and flight), and these pants are my go to. Our company issues us Dickie cargo pants, but I cannot stand them. They are heavy, bulky, and fit poorly. These CQRs are light, comfortable, durable and fit well. The water resistance is very good, even after repeated washings, and will dry quickly after working in monsoon conditions. I wear them for both line work and charter flights with my dress white flight shirts. They look professional for the VIP flights, fit perfect and can take a beating from crawling around aircraft when doing maintenance work. They are perfect for all weather (rain, heat, snow, cold). Pockets are perfect for some tools and flashlights. I cannot say enough about them.

I grabbed these CQR Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants hoping they’d pass as something close to my OCPs, but they definitely don’t. The pattern is similar in idea, but the shades are off, the color balance doesn’t match real multicam, and it’s not a cheap Crye alternative by any stretch. If you’re buying these expecting uniform accuracy, you’ll be disappointed. That said, as actual pants, they’re pretty solid. The flex ripstop fabric is comfortable, doesn’t feel cheap, and the water resistance actually works better than I expected. The pocket layout is practical, stitching is decent, and they move well when you’re crouching, bending, or hauling gear around. For everyday work, range days, yard work, or anything rough-and-tumble, they’re a reliable option. Overall, they’re good tactical pants—just not a true OCP-style match. If accuracy in pattern is important to you, skip them. If you just want durable, flexible, water-resistant pants for daily use, they earn their four stars.

I love these pants for winter wear. They keep the wind out yet are comfortable and breathe. I like the utility and functionality with lots of well designed pockets. The stitching looks great and durable.

Use these for work on the ambulance as well as in the ER. They're comfortable, they protect against stains from a variety of bodily fluids and the don't look bad either. After a lot of kneeling and squatting the start to show signs of wear, but no ripping or tearing. They are a good, cheap knock-off of some of 5.11's tactical pants, and don't fit as tightly. Bought one pair, wore them around for months and ended up buying another when my 5.11's got a hole in the crotch from one too many squats. If you're on the fence, go for it.