Men's Reinforced Utility Pant

Hands down the best pants on the market for work, play and casual use. Pros: Comfortable yet trim. Canvas material is durable but not too stiff. Reinforced knees. Deep pockets but not too deep. Length is on point. Cuff is reinforced and wide to go over boots, no skinny make here. Pockets are horizontal and not vertical, things in your pockets stay there when seated. Cons: I've owned 4 pairs, of the 4, 1 was off... they were baggy, I don't like baggy, I like trim. The waist is a little too stretchy and forgiving, with a belt they are fine, but they can be a little baggy in the rear. Every single zipper on the leg phone pocket has busted... but I've never dropped or lost a phone because of it. Conclusion: Kudos Wrangler, you made a great pant. Keep it up.

I was looking for some good work pants and came across these. I would say they are true to size and just really comfortable. Material, I would say is medium weight and does not have the stiff, tough feel of duck material. Probably great for warmer weather, although I have warm them this past week with the cold we have right now, and they seem warm and wind blocking. I wanted some Kuhl work pants, but these are 1/2 the cost. A much better value to me. Lastly the trend that all pants are made with a stretchy material sucks for real work pants, I have found that they snag on stuff and get ripped easily...these have just a slight amount of stretch. I think they will be great for work.

I bought a pair of these for winter hiking. There are pros and cons to these pants but otherwise they do exactly what I bought them for. Here are my thoughts!As I said, I needed something to both keep me warm and to protect me from the elements. This does both of those things for me and I have worn them both around town and on some hiking trips (most notably in the Smoky Mountains).These are very warm pants. I tried to wear these on a warmer Tennessee day and that was not a great idea! That being said, I've always stayed warm wearing these in colder weather. Just a small tradeoff.Also, I normally would wear 32/29, but Wrangler doesn't offer that so I always buy from them 32/30 instead. This is normally okay for the most part except these seem to be extra long! They even fold under my shoes while I'm walking. The only time I ever got them to stay up is when I was at work and wearing my boots. I get that you want more fabric to block the wind and protect me from the elements, but this is way too much. It makes me wish they had a 32/28.Speaking of size, it's also a bit wide even by Wrangler standards. I have Wrangler jeans for work that are 32/30 and will stay up even without a belt, but when I went hiking in the mountains I forgot my belt once, and they kept sliding down! What's weird is that sometimes it fits and sometimes it doesn't, but I don't know if that's the pant's problem or if that's me actually getting wider/narrower throughout the day, but this is the only pair of pants that has done this to me.With the negatives out of the way, here's all the positives...Extraordinarily sturdy! I accidentally slipped on a cliff and smashed my knee into a sharp tree stump once, it didn't even scratch my pants! It washed right out (and I'm okay).The pockets are small but plentiful. My phone (Galaxy S10+) with a case will barely fit in the side pocket, but it does indeed fit. And the materials seem sturdy.Fits great with boots! Maybe not so much with small shoes like I prefer, but then again that isn't what the pants are made for so I can't bring myself to lower the rating for it.Overall, I have already went and recommended this pair to my friends. It's not to be confused with their lightweight "plastic" outdoor gear, this is for someone who is serious about the outdoors and wants something more like jeans but even tougher. I personally enjoy the color, style, and comfort of it too!

Hey, I wear one of my three pairs every day but Sea Turtle? Caviar? Grey I can understand but the colors on the website don't really do justice to the differences in color tones. Sea Turtle is a shade of green and Morel is a light brown. Guessing Caviar is dark enough to be called black by most. I have ordered the Light Brown twice, six months apart but both times what was shipped was Morel. Would you believe the two colors have different part numbers? Fortunately, Amazon is good with the returns. But I really would like Lt Brown instead of Morel.Anyway, great pants - comfortable, durable, deep pockets, one on left outside thigh with zipper. Look stylish enough that I don't get the complaints I did with the cargo pants. And I like the weight of canvas-like fabric, mostly cotton.

I repair industrial equipment for a living and destroy regular pants pretty quickly. I have bought quite a few different brands of "work" pants over the years, and these are the best I have come by in quite a while. The material is heavy duty, but they are still very comfortable. I like them so much, that bought a pair to keep clean for wearing outside of work.The fit is great in my opinion. 34x32 fits me perfectly at 5"10, 180.My only complaint is that they do stain easily, so pick dark colors if you work around oil and/or grease, and buy some spray and wash.

Purchased these for Mr. Man to replace rapidly deteriorating work pants. He really liked these pants; they have just the right amount of stretch, the material is a nice medium weight, he complimented the pocket placement and depth (noting a special semi-hidden pocket that is perfect for storing his phone), he enjoys that the fit is loose enough to allow him to move around without feeling constricted, but close fitting enough that material won't get snagged on the various hazards of a weld shop or jobsite. He liked the color options, and the price point ($36) is perfect - these are going to be work pants and will get destroyed in 2 years or less. He liked them so much he jumped online and bought 2 more!

Would recommend these to anyone! They fit perfectly. Very comfortable. They hold up to landscaping very well. I have bought eleven pairs of these pants and have only had to throw away one in the past three years.