WranglerMen's Utility Jean

I ordered the same size I always do: 38x32. The antique indigo pants was half the price of the blue pants but that's not my call. I washed them once right out off the gate, and I followed the instructions: cold water, low dryer heat. They softened up and fit just fine. They were a little long but overall, I was more than satisfied. The leather reinforcement is great for my tape measure and the side pockets hold tools, like I was expecting. They sit at my natural waist so they're about as comfortable as I wanted.Wore them a week and rewashed, this time dried on medium heat. They legs shrunk a tiny bit, like I hoped they would. Excellent jeans for the 31 dollars I paid. The extra front panel helps my knees and it's one more layer of warmth in this rainy Oregon weather. Definitely plan to buy at least one more pair. And the wife likes the way I look in them so work jeans bonus.

The Wrangler Riggs are great work pants. Made well and arrived quickly. Should have half sized up in waist.

For those who don’t know, these jeans are designed specifically to accept knee pads. I’ve been using these jeans for just that purpose for years. The foam knee pads (sold separately) roll up and slide into the small slots at the bottom of the reinforced knee area. That’s what those Akita are for. They can be washed with the knee pads inside so you don’t ever need to remove them. No more uncomfortable, binding knee pads strapped to your knees!

These pants are great for the work I do, tile setter and flooring. Order a size above what you need for waist.

They were missed sized. they were supposed to be 36/30 but they are much smaller than a 36/30. I would like to return them & a different 36/30

These are thick comfortable denim. I needed comfortable double thick knee jeans and these are excellent and for a great price. I will buy again. Waist and length are spot on but they are definitely a "loose" style.

They are as advertised, no problem there, durable and such, but that extra padding for the knees, actually adds weight and a certain amount of warmth. After wearing them during the day in my capacity as a home improvement contractor, I actually get to a point in the afternoon where I feel they're making me a little more tired then I would normally be due to the simple fact of wearing these. I know that sounds crazy but it's based on my use and experience with them. In the colder weather, the extra heat that builds up is fine, but I can't see wearing them in warmer temps. Again, the padding, especially for the knees where my work pants are first to wear thin at, is great and I put them to good use but it did surprise me, that you can actually feel weighted down through the day. Had they not gotten so carried away with the padding, as in just putting just on the knees and not above and below as well, that would have been perfect. Anyway, live and learn

These are the only pants my husband wears at his welding job. They are as durable if not more so than that other workwear brand and at a much better price point. They also fit true to size.