Survival Tactical Gear Men's Airsoft Wargame Tactical Pants with Knee Protection System & Air Circulation System

Ive run these hard hiking and in airsoft. Would definitely buy more if they had them in MC Tropic and Arid

I absolutely loved these combat pants. They were comfortable, thick and added good protection, had great placement of zippered ventilation pockets, offered a huge range of different sized pockets and compartments in cargo pocket area, THESE ARE BASICALLY KNOCK OFF UFPRO Gen 1 or 2 combat pants. Just not as well made. I wore them every day on shift as an armed Patrol k9 officer and upon my 2nd month of use, the left side crotch zipper ventilation pocket stitching tore while I had the zipper open and while kneeling down I bent backward in a weird position and in doing so I ripped the stitching from the zipper and therefore my underwear was showing at the crotch area. I ended up replacing these pants with a pair of black authentic Crye Precision G3 combat pants but needed up burning a hole in the crotch of these brand new $350 crye pants. So now I’m looking at buying authentic UFPro combat pants since I loved these knock offs so much. I figured they would be the ultimate rugged pants for me and my rougher tendencies on gear. Oh and I got a size medium and they fit Good

The pants are a good material, the knee pads are comfortable, but the length is incredibly badly thought out. The big selling point of these pants is obviously the knee protection. Which is supposedly achieved through some velcro straps. Those straps however are really badly situated, and the bit they can grip to is way too short, meaning that what you actually get is incredible discomfort around the back of the knee that Still slips and needs to be re-adjusted every few minutes. Wore them once for one weekend, donating them to goodwill in the next few weeks. You're better off getting regular pants and some separate dedicated knee protectors, or finding a brand that gives you actual leg lengths

If you want quality, you gotta pay for it, and this holds true with these pants. I love all the pockets, the comfort, the fit. Tough material, solid seams, great cuff adjustment system. Ventilation system is fantastic. My one objection is that your knees heat up instantly when you put in the foam kneepad inserts, but even without the foam the knees are tough. These suckers are built to last. Seriously considering buying another pair. Great for paintball, hunting, or work. Easily the best pants I've ever purchased.Note: I'm 30w 32l and the medium size fits me perfectly, with room for shrinkage in the wash.EDIT: Six months later and I've worn these pants almost exclusively for work. They're a bit stiff new but after lots of wear and washings they're very flexible and comfortable. I absolutely, 100% love these bad boys. They wear like iron and the multitudinous pockets are handy for tools and tech. I'm definitely getting another two pair -- one for work and another for paintball and other outdoor activities. I expect them to last a good long time. Zero regrets with this purchase.

I was worried about the quality, especially given how pricey these are. However, the colors haven't faded despite repeated machine washes, and no loose threads or other issues have arisen. The quality is top-notch; the stitching is thorough and thick. The material is a little rigid, but it also feels tough enough to stand a lot of abuse.These pants look dope in a sort of "streetwear" fashion; I often wear them to work in a relaxed office environment.The circulation system is just zippers over mesh in a few areas, but it's surprisingly effective. The included hard plastic kneepads are total garbage, but the additional rubber ones are fine. I would purchase again, minus the kneepads.I wear 34" or 36" width jeans with a belt. Size Large was perfect. The elastic pulls it in to a snug 34", and I add a belt if I'm carrying a bunch of gear in the pockets. The legs are a little long (I usually wear 30" length jeans), but the knee-level velcro and ankle-level ties and zippers make it easy to adjust the legs to fit. The final fit is the "loose but tightened up at the ankles, knees, and waist" look of BDUs and other "combat pants". They're not baggy, just loose enough to be comfy while having items in the pockets.These things have more pockets than Hot-Topic bondage/raver pants from 20 years ago.

Great pants at first feel. Haven't taken them out yet, but can't wait. Well tailored, solid material, solid stitching. I use one one set of the knee pads. For the fit: I am 5' 8", usually wear 30-31 jeans size. Ordered medium, in FG camo design, and looks and fits just right with a belt. Out of the box the pants feel large and baggy, but once you put them on, tighten the belt, the under-the-knee straps, and the legs at the boot, they fit I would say elegantly, with plenty of space for hiking, stretching legs to climb, etc. Not light at 2 pounds, but the weight is distributed along the legs and waist and does burden me. The many pockets work with me, as I use them to store some of the stuff that otherwise would have to go in the backpack, easier to carry that way. The camo design colors are subdued and blend well with similar colors. Totally worth the $120 I paid for them. Recommended!

Very good product!