FREE SOLDIER Men's Cargo Pants,Tactical Pants for Men Stretch,Durable Ripstop EDC Work Pants for Hiking

Ive been looking for comfortable baggy pants that i can use for hiking , working on vehicles , and go to the range with as well as just general attire. This brand actually makes pretty good pants. I just wish they would double seam the sewing. Id pay more money for that ! Ive tried all of their pants so far and i love the stretchy pants they offer. All baggy , light weight and just comfortable! Worth the buy

Love the pockets because when you are a serious EDC, you need as many as you can get. Price and color are great!

Pockets on front are way more bulky than expected.Definitely worth the money. But if you won’t use the pockets in front as much. They look tacky

If I were to become stranded in an adventure situation, I hope I'm wearing these pants. They are so great! So many pockets. Nice and roomy so I can move. I wear them as work pants for our outdoor family business. The fabric is very durable without being uncomfortable; nice for cool weather but may be too heavy for summer wear. Will have to see. I feel so tough wearing them!

Lots of pockets but the pants arent stretchy at all. Hinders the movement a lot

I bought several other cargo pants including CQR & ZAPT, but these are by far the best pants I ever owned. I own 1 pair in every color. It has:- 2 pockets on EACH thigh (1 secret pocket on the left side)- 2 calf pockets- 2 back pockets- 2 regular front pockets (1 mini pocket on the right side)- Double loops on the left side - I use to carry my flashlight. They are not stretchable, but work for me.- 1 flashlight pocket- 1 EDC Pocket- Adjustable waist velcro on left & right side, so you can wear it without a beltThey really thought of everything! I was debating if I should buy zip-off cargo pants if it gets hot but I just roll these up & feel way cooler. This makes them extremely versatile.I have nothing negative to say about them. The only thing I might add to be nitpicky is to add 2 magazine pockets on the front like CQR does but it is not totally necessary. I put keyrings on the front belt hoop so I can hang my keys, which is a feature CQR does (see pic). So the only thing CQR has better is the 2 magazine pockets. I hope they keep making these Free Soldier pants.

First I thought, why would I want all the pockets, Right? Well as a contractor I use them, as a man I find my wallet in a front "leg" pocket more comfortable and my phone is in the other one, my knife (and what man don't carry a knife) has two pos locations or my utility knife goes in the other. Now I can still carry my job list notepad in yet another.The adjustable waist is flipping awesome for comfort and there's enough room to allow nearly any movement with deep hand pockets and a generous zipper fly, TG!Now here's my dislikes (cue the crickets) that's right. And then there's this, they have been washing very well, as if they just release daily dirt. I hear feedback and wonder if it's from family or friends, but I'm telling you straight up, I'm just a 45 yrs working man who's worn out so many pants I didn't like it's ridiculous.Now if you have to wear functional pants should you not enjoy it and be comfortable?If this company asked me to help them sell these I would do it for free!Mic dropped!

About the only thing these are good for is keeping out of jail for public nudity.Pockets on the back of the legs are useless, but more importantly, they are very restrictive for movement. Mine are a little big. I need a belt. If they were any smaller, I wouldn't be able to raise my knees or bend over.Not sure who tested these, but the design is garbage.