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CQR Men's Tactical Pants, Water Resistant Ripstop Cargo Pants, Lightweight EDC Hiking Work Pants, Outdoor Apparel

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Color: Duratex Ripstop Police Navy


Size: 28W x 30L


Features

  • 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton
  • Imported
  • Button closure
  • CQR Men's Tactical Pants Series designed for law enforcement, military, and outdoor activities.
  • [Materials] Mix of Polyester & Cotton (Ripstop Fabric) is breathable, wrinkle-free, and comfortable.
  • [Duratax Ripstop Fabric] Ripstop fabric has excellent durability and has water-resistant and stain-resistant.
  • *** Exclusive Tactical Belt is NOT included ***
  • [Elastic Waistband] Side waistband is to make a secure fit and support the active movement.
  • [Tactical Layout] Multi-purpose cargo pockets allow carrying various tools and equipment without having to hold them in your hands.
  • It is suitable for tactical, combat, military training, fishing, climbing, hiking, motorcycling, and outdoor activities.

Description

Ripstop Fabric Duratex Ripstop Fabric provides excellent durability and cool comfort. CQR Men's Ripstop Cargo Tactical Pants Water Resistant Ripstop Cargo Pants, Lightweight EDC Hiking Work Pants Our main goal is to deliver superior tactical gear that is optimized for performance in any given environment or situation. Multi Cargo Ppockets Fade, shrink, and wrinkle resistant D-Ring Articulated Seams Water & Dustproof Read more Product Details Elastic Band & Button Closure Elastic waistband and Button Closure provides comfort and allow for fastening quickly. Multi-Pockets Multi pockets will make you hand-free even to carry tactical equipment and personal items. Each model has a different pocket configuration. Please refer to product images Velcro Cargo Pockets Flap velcro will secure your personal belongings and be easy to use even when wearing gloves. Read more Flannel Shirt Heavyweight Fleece Shirts Flannel Shirt Flannel Lined Shirt Jackets Flannel Lined Shirt Jacket Waterproof Boots Series All Cotton Flannel Outdoor Plaid Fleece Shirts All Cotton Flannel Flannel Jacket Flannel Jacket Watertight Combat Boots Materials 100% Cotton 100% Polyester 100% Cotton Shell: 100% Polyester; Lining: 100% Cotton 100% Cotton Waterproof Coated Carpenter Jeans BDU/ACU Cargo Pants Flex Stretch Tactical Pants Flex Ripstop Work Pants Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants Military Tactical Boots Fabric Dust Proof Coated Fabric Duratex Ristop Fabric Flexy Stretch Fabric Dura Flex Fabric Dura Flex Fabric Differ by Model


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.5 x 6.7 x 0.6 inches; 3.2 Ounces


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 4, 2021


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Tesla Gears


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    • Mostly happy but several complaints
I like them (mostly) but waited a couple weeks and washings before review. Size is good, fit is good, comfortable overall. The fabric seems water repellent and fairly durable. Bellows cargo pockets are reasonable and while they could hold a lot of stuff, they fold and stay reasonably flat. Nice little slash phone pocket on the right leg, and hand pockets have reinforced knife clip areas. Now, my three complaints: First, the fabric is loud. As in crinkly/plastic-like. Not a biggie and maybe with time it will soften somewhat, but it is irritating. Second, there is a weird little horizontal pocket on the front of the left leg. Not sure what it is for, too short and weirdly positioned for a magazine pocket and I do not understand the horizontal configuration. I would have preferred a typical vertical pocket for a magazine or knife, or even another slash/phone pocket. As it is, it's mostly worthless. And third, and this is the biggie which has prevented me from ordering another pair, the front hand pockets are very nice and large BUT the pocket opening is strangely small. The opening is more horizontal with a slight angle, sort of like bluejeans. Most cargo or work type pants have the opening configured more vertical for side entry, as opposed to top entry. For a man with average-large hands, it is just too small. Since these are sold as "tactical" pants, one would assume you could put something like a .380 or 38 spl. in there. It's a squeeze, and a bit of a struggle to get it IN or OUT. The pocket itself is actually big enough for a compact 9mm but it's not going through that opening. Like having a nice barn for your cow but the door is almost too small for the cow to squeeze in! I immediately liked the pants and the price was reasonable and was going to order another pair but these pocket openings was the deal breaker. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 18, 2022 by Greg P
    • Comparing CQR men’s and Proper women’s
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I’m a 59 year old, overweight, woman 5’3” about 195 lbs. I find it difficult to get women’s pants that fit comfortably and have “real” pockets that are actually useful. I often end up getting men’s pants. Carrying a purse is not practical for me, so pockets are important. I carry lots of stuff. The stuff needs to stay in the pockets and the pants need to still be comfortable with the stuff in the pockets. I also need to be able to have quick access to my stuff. I purchased two pair of tactical pants to compare. I like both and will be keeping both. The Proper woman’s size 18 were not hemmed and I needed to do that myself. I could not find a good match for this gray color for the thread. Doing my own hem is alright as I can give a bit of extra length for blousing my pants with my boots. The CQR are men’s size 38x30. As you can see from the photos, both fit very similarly. The Proper fabric is heavier and thus also hotter in the Southcentral KY summer heat and humidity. The gray color is quite different between the two. I like the Proper color just a bit more than the CQR. The pocket on the right front thigh was significantly different. My cellphone (iPhone XR) fits better in the Proper pants. The pocket is just a bit wider. The CQR pocket is barely wide enough to get my cellphone in. This pocket on the CQR is also canted towards the side seam. This makes it uncomfortable when sitting with the cellphone in the pocket and very difficult to get the phone out. If sitting, it is nearly impossible to remove the cellphone from that pocket on with the CQR pair. I can get my phone out of the pocket while sitting with the Proper pair. And, having the phone in the pocket while sitting is much more comfortable with the Proper pair. The internal fly button on the Proper pants is more robust and stitched more securely. The CQR button is smaller. Both are about as difficult to button and unbutton. The CQR fabric is thinner. This makes them a little lighter in the summer heat. However, the material inside the front pockets is also much thinner. I’m expecting my stuff to wear through this material fairly quickly. The material inside the front pockets on the Proper pair is much heavier. These pockets feel sturdy and I expect my stuff to be carried securely, longer. The trade off for the heavier pocket material is this adds weight/bulk and that makes the Proper pants hotter for the summer. The back pockets on the Proper pants do not have cover flaps. They are closed with hook & loop part way across. I can get my hands in fairly easily, but plant debris also gets inside. The CQR pants back pockets have cover flaps. The small pocket on the left front thigh is smaller/narrower on the CQR pants. This means my minimal wallet is a very tight fit. The canted angle also makes it difficult to remove my wallet from the pocket while sitting. I don’t carry my magazines in this pocket, I prefer the belt for that. My wallet is more comfortable in the Proper pants and I can easily remove it while sitting. Makes the drive through ATM much easier. The CQR pants pockets are placed with an odd angle. I suppose this was don’t with the intention of making them more easily accessible. But, having worn BDU for many years, I’m not accustomed to the angle and it just feels weird to me. I prefer the straight placement of the proper pants pockets. Bottom line, both pairs of pants are similar in fit. The CQR pair is lighter for the heat of summer, but this may lead to mom them not lasting as long under field use. The Proper pants are hotter. Being an older lady who is carrying too much body fat, I’m also stuck wearing thigh high compression stockings. This makes the Proper pants very hot outdoors. Both CQR and Proper do not slide easily over the compression stocking. Both seem to bind my knees when I sit even when I hike them up at my he pockets before I sit. The 30” inseam with the CQR pants as well as my own hemming of the Proper pants allows me to easily blouse my pants with my boots. Both pairs have a gap at the rear when I sit, even wearing a belt. Thus, a tucked in shirt, of untucked with extra length is necessary for me. No “plumbers butt” for me. I give both pairs of pants five stars. I’ll have to post an update in a few months after I see how well each pair of pants holds up to my farming and field work. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 5, 2021 by Aunt Mouse
    • Great work pants
Color: Duratex Ripstop Charcoal Size: 32W x 34L
Not sure if my first post is still up. If it is, sorry for the redundancy. Accidentally hit post before I was done and couldn't figure out to edit so I (hopefully correctly) cleared it to start over. My husband loves these pants! Says they're comfortable, easy to move in and look much more professional than wearing jeans to work. He's a plumber which is dirty, wet work. Obviously the water resistance (they're not water proof) doesn't make much of a difference when he has water spraying all over him or is standing ankle deep in water but small drips and such he can wipe off without them soaking through. I like how well they clean up when I wash them. He has a tendency to wipe his hands on his pants when he's working. Much of the chunks of dirt, plaster and caulk can be brushed off pretty easily before washing. Unlike jeans where they soak into fabric and adhere to them making nearly impossible to get really clean and leaving chunks of crud in the bottom of my washer. I'm thinking the water resistance treatment may be part of the reason why. He also loves all the pockets. There's a deeper one for his phone so it doesn't fall out of a back pocket like sometimes happens with jeans. There are also more pockets for the small tools, nuts, bolts and various small plumbing pieces he needs to carry. He's had them for about 4 months now and they're holding up great and still look good. I got the first ones on sale but even at full price I'm planning to buy several more pairs. Definitely worth the money! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 4, 2022 by Stephany M.

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