What is the difference between the patrol pant and the duty pant. The duty pant is cut too low. Not professional. Are the patrol pants any better?
209515
I have the duty pants and they aren't that low. I can't stand low riding pants, but these seem to keep me covered whenever I squat or bend over. I wear mine about an inch below my belly button (im 6 foot and have a pretty long torso though). Hope this helps!
1911758
I have not yet had a chance to test drive these particular pants, though I am working on it. That said, these are nylon. I hear that before Underarmor invented wicking sportswear fabric, nylon was terrible stuff. I even believe it, as I had a horrible nylon sweater that would make me sweat in negative temps. However, nylon and polyester and other synthetic fabrics are in most athletic clothes, and they are both comfy and breathable, as well as quickly wicking away moisture. (And, in the case, moisture is sweat from hiking.)
1594473
I got my dad these pants, and got medium, as that is what he wears in shorts and underwear... they were too long, but I had them hemmed. they are great as he cant use his hands well. He even wears briefs, and they are fine...they have a draw string, but we dont use it, as the elastic works welll. Make sure you wash and dry them before hemming..
384776
Thin rip stop type material like Army ACU pants. The fabric it has little grids or hashtag, squares. There's no padding in the thickness like a Carhart pant would be and thinner than a pair of Dickies. They are not waterproof but water beads up some on them but will soak through a little.
222837
Best warm-weather EMS pants I've found. They're somewhere between rip-stop nylon and a normal solid work-pant. They dry quickly, wipe clean (ish), and are cooler overall than most pants of a similar style.
371139
Some of the NIKE 2.0 work out pants have hidden pockets in the back of the waistband. The only other way I know is, with a saftey pen. There is no other way I see.
1468664
Sorry, got really busy. I just weighed the pants and they came out to 308 grams or 10.86 oz. So both the listed weight and description weight are off. Maybe it's a generic weight for a smaller size?
282979
I would recommend the regular. My son is a 28x30 and we got the small regular. There is Velcro at the waist to tighten. The pants really look good.
359904
The ones I received were 50N/50C. The pattern I bought was ACU Digital, and I received the full-awesome, mil-spec issue trousers in the pattern that is the current battle uniform for the U.S.A. Army forces. That pattern is set to change later this year (summer 2015) so right now is the time to buy if you like that pattern and appreciate true mil-spec quality. Everything is on liquidation sale while the new official pattern is being produced and stocked, as we speak.
1567839
Initially I purchased the wrong size and contacted the company. They were very helpful. I sent the initial pair back and they exchanged them for a pair that fit better. It's been a couple of years so I don't remember all the details. They're in my suburban as part of my PPE (personal protective equipment) if I have to do extrication, etc. Often by the time I get on scene, however, the folks are already out of the vehicle. Hope this helps...
154557
You see the zipper "tag" and they are a little baggier but they do not look like cargo pants. I wear these to the office, I have worn several styles of cargo pants too, these are different. These are neater looking and if you don't want "clone pants" this is a good choice.
2069701
The one I bought is for left carry. I know they make a right handed one too. I have no idea about "duty carry" because I am not a cop. This is by far hte best designed comfortable holster I have ever owned.
29542
I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the inseam is too short and my wife hates the way they look. I still love them for their comfort and versatility, so I wear them when she's not around. I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the... » Read More I just measured mine. The stretch is almost 4 inches in total circumference. Now that is starting out completely slack, and going to complete stretch, so keep that in mind. My 34s are about 33 when slack, and 36 1/2 when stretched. Logically the 30 would have less stretch. As far as the pocket goes, I love them. Both sides are the same depth and they go down to the top of the cargo pocket. Any lower and there would be interference issues. There is a reason that these pants are so well loved. If they offered them in an 11 inch inseam, I'd own a ton of them. At 6'2" the inseam is too short and my wife hates the way they look. I still love them for their comfort and versatility, so I wear them when she's not around. « Show Less
1008767
Quality pant! Strong zipper. Sizing is the problem. The difficulty in size choice occurs when one falls into the upper ranges of each size. I fell into the medium zone (34 waist 32 length), but could not breath in them. Other reviewers had similar complaints. The elastic material was quality and actually very tight. I Retuned them. According to size chart you are upper zone for the large size and just below zone for Xl. Try them on as soon as you get them. The longer inseam should fit better. The Xl size may be too big but breathable. Also very doable with good 5.11 belt ;). I prefer more room over less. Hope this helps. Quality pant! Strong zipper. Sizing is the problem. The difficulty in size choice occurs when one falls into the upper ranges of each size. I fell into the medium zone (34 waist 32 length), but could not breath in them. Other reviewers had similar complaints. The elastic material was quality and actually very tight. I Retuned them. According to size chart you are upper zone for the large size and just below zone for Xl. Try them on as soon as you get them. The longer inseam should fit better. The Xl size may be too big but breathable. Also very doable with good 5.11 belt ;). I prefer more... » Read More Quality pant! Strong zipper. Sizing is the problem. The difficulty in size choice occurs when one falls into the upper ranges of each size. I fell into the medium zone (34 waist 32 length), but could not breath in them. Other reviewers had similar complaints. The elastic material was quality and actually very tight. I Retuned them. According to size chart you are upper zone for the large size and just below zone for Xl. Try them on as soon as you get them. The longer inseam should fit better. The Xl size may be too big but breathable. Also very doable with good 5.11 belt ;). I prefer more room over less. Hope this helps. « Show Less
854097
I never buy cotton ems or tac pants. The ones I use are the blend, that's the reason they wash and dry better with less fade. The cotton ones bleed during washing, dry wrinkled and fade bad.
21244
I have been wearing Propper Lightweight pants for five years and I would have told you no but I looked closer and they all do have a pocket for knee pads. I had to fold the pant leg back to find it. It always looked just like a reinforced knee but the pocket is there.
1502798
The laptop pocket isnt that bad actually. Thinly padded, its really just more of a divider. It's a good bag. I used my on patrol to hokd a laptop, notebooks, and a bunch of misc. gear.