Men's Outdoor Cargo Hiking Pants with Belt

Great pants. Light weight, proper fit, comfortable. Pants were true to size. Material has plenty of flex. Exactly what I wanted. Will be buying more.

I am so impressed with these pants—they immediately earned a five-star rating! I've been actively trying to get back into shape, and finding clothes that truly fit and move with you is essential. These deliver completely. Comfort, Fit, and Stretch: I ordered my usual size, and the fit is spot-on. They are incredibly comfortable right out of the package. The stretch is fantastic, providing full mobility without ever feeling restrictive, whether I'm active outdoors or just wearing them around. They don't bind, and the quality of the fabric is great for all-day wear. The Pockets are a Game Changer: I have to call out the pockets—they are deep and generously sized, easily holding my phone and wallet without feeling bulky or risking them falling out. A Quick Tip on the Zippers: For anyone else ordering, just a heads-up: the zippers for the main cargo pockets are cleverly tucked under a small flap/lip of fabric. I almost thought my pockets were stitched closed for a minute! Once you know to look for it, it’s a non-issue, and it actually helps keep the pockets streamlined. I took a photo to show where they are. I really like the color (I got what was ordered). The pants are extremely lightweight and the material doesn't feel thick but not too thin either. It's about 50 degrees outside right now and these are perfect. If you're looking for durable, comfortable, and functional pants, these are highly recommended. A total win!

These have great stylish looks, fine durability, supreme comfort and are easy to care for, so, why not 5 stars instead of 4? The belt loops, that's why. The laterally wide loops are more like sleeves than typical belt loops, making it very difficult and time consuming to put a belt on after putting on the pants--particularly if your belt is on the wide side and a bit worse for wear. Too, the sleeve-like loops have a tuck in them that cause the end of the belt to hang as you thread the belt through. If you remember to send the belt through before putting them on it's easier, but I find such hard to get used to. For those who think they don't need a belt, think again. Since these have elastic support in the waist, activity will work these pants down, so unless you intend to do nothing but lounge, a belt is very necessary. My message to Free Soldier: You've designed great, comfortable pants; but please return to standard (or near standard) belt loops so the hurried and impatient among us won't have to struggle.

These pants are even better than expected! I've been wearing them weekly now, under all sorts of weather conditions, for the past couple of months. I was looking for a lightweight, stretchable, waterproof and breathable pair of pants. Those are the qualities that were advertised, and at the price offered they'd be a bargain if they delivered, and they have big time! The sizing was spot on, and for the price, they can't be beat. I'm especially impressed with the little details that went into the design, such as the internally mesh lined cargo and front pockets, as well as the heavy duty fabric loop which connects the button to the pants. The same goes for the heavy duty and extra wide belt loops, and their placement. I wear my keys on a carabiner attached to the front beltloop. With these pants, the belt loops are further off center than belt loops found on most pairs of pants. It's a much smarter location, so your keys don't go smackin you in the nads inadvertently. Another major bonus is the location of the cargo pockets, which are located more towards the front of the thighs, than on the side of the legs as with most cargo pants. This location seems to make the contents of the pockets stand out less, and therefor less bulky and apt to bump into stuff as they would if the they were located on the sides. The zipper closures on the cargo pockets are also superior to the standard velcro closures you find on most cargo pants. And the pockets are roomy enough to fit my cell phone, smokes, or my wallet, no problem. The pants are very water resistant, and airy. They're a great deal, and i would not hesitate to buy another pair when and if this pair wears out. My five star rating applies to company just as much to the pants themselves. I had issues with another product I purchased from Free Soldier, and the company was very easy to deal with to make things right! These pants are the third product I've purchased from Free Soldier(these pants, boots, and a pair of fleece lined snow pants), and I am more than happy with the products and the company itself, a well-deserved 5 stars all around.

I use these for traveling. The pants are lightweight and have plenty of pockets, some nicely zipped to foil pickpockets. The pockets on the front of the thighs are a perfect size for passports or a thin wallet, The side pockets work well for my phone. These pants are easy to wash in a hotel room and usually dry overnight. Loose, cool and comfy without being baggy, they come with their own plastic buckled belt which is great for going through airport security.

As you will see in the video review I have included, there are definite pros and cons. First the pros: Pros: ➡️Thicker material than the CQR Runyon pants. This means they do not wrinkle as badly as the CQR Runyon pants. ➡️The feel of the pants is very nice (due to the thicker material). ➡️Comes with a skinny/thin cheap tactical belt. ➡️Love, Love, Love the design of the cargo pockets (not the placement, but I talk about that in the Cons). These cargo pockets not only have a zipper, but they also have a flap that covers the zippers. ➡️Very stretchy in all the right places. ➡️YKK main zipper. The cargo pockets do not have a YKK zipper. ➡️Elastic waistband. These pants have a better fit than the CQR Runyon pants and provide ample room through the thighs. Cons: 🙄The cargo pocket is on top of the thigh, making it very difficult to get into these pockets unless you stand up. Most tactical pants have the cargo pocket 1/2 on the front & 1/2 on the back of the leg. The pockets are usually evenly distributed between the front and the back of the leg, making them way easier to put items in and out of the cargo pocket. 🙄The belt loop system. As you will see in the review video, I have no idea why they designed the belt loop system as they did. First, you have a 3" loop on the front, a 1" loop on the side, and then the catastrophe loops in the back. On the back of the pants, they have two 8" loops that you have to try to feed a belt through. There's one thing for certain, you will have to feed a belt through the loops with the pants off. There's almost no way to feed the belt through the loops with the pants on. 🙄Lack of venting. The thing I did like about the CQR Runyon and Rocky tactical pants is that they have vents allowing you to breathe while wearing them. However, the Free Soldier version has no vents. 🙄Back pockets have no flap or cover, so be careful with what you put in them because things can easily fall out when you bend over. Lastly, one thing I have to cover is that these are NOT tactical ripstop pants. If you are looking for something along those lines then I would recommend the 5.11 TDU or 5.11 Taclite pants. I would be afraid to where these in the brush or where they might come up against even a tree branch. MAKE sure to take a look at all the reviews and especially the pictures and the videos.

I know these pants are designed for men and the company does not make a women's version, but perhaps that is a good thing. I have searched high and low for women's hiking pants with practical features such as pockets deep enough to hold things, legs with room enough to move and climb in, a rise long enough to sit at your natural waist, and inseam lengths appropriate for people with longer legs. But there just isn't anything out there. It seems that everything made specifically for women is "slim leg", "mid-rise" and "flattering", none of which matters when you are out hiking! And don't get me started on "girl pockets", which are too small and dainty to actually fit anything such as your phone! Many of us women will take comfort and practicality over fashion any day of the week when working or playing outdoors, but none of the manufacturers seem to understand this. (Except for companies like Arcteryx, but who wants to spend $200 for a pair of pants?) Anyway, I am a woman with long legs and I wear a size 10 tall in women's pants. The size 32 waist 34 inseam fits me perfectly. I think the 30 inch waist would be good for someone who is a size 8, and 34 would be good for a size 12 or 14, so hopefully more women like me will try these pants. I am done trying to find well-designed and affordable women's hiking pants and I will stick to these. I am ordering 3 more pairs in different colors just in case they discontinue them or change the fit or something. Now that I am finished complaining about women's outdoor clothing, here is for some info that will be useful to men looking to buy these pants. I sew and can tell you that the construction on these pants is top-notch, and the fabric will be durable with good stretch and recovery. However, the pants are not "waterproof", so please don't expect to use them as rain pants. They can handle a quick light shower and will dry quickly after getting wet, but for significant sustained rain you need Gore Tex or something similar with a waterproof membrane. For everyday use Gore Tex is too hot and sweaty, so I am actually glad these pants are not waterproof as stated in the description. As for the belt sleeves, personally I love them because they keep the waistband from sliding down. For me they are far superior to belt loops, but I know some people will complain about it being too hard to put the belt back in after washing the pants. I don't understand these complaints -it's not that hard! And the belt buckle is plastic so you can just leave the belt on when you wash the pants, problem solved! Thanks for reading my review, I hope it helps you make an informed decision about buying these pants, whether you are a man or a woman. :)

Great pants! Super lightweight and comfortable. I bought them for hiking personally but they are kind of becoming my go to pants for a lot of stuff now

I live in a humid and warm area. The pants was comfortable in my outdoor hike, perspiration drying is good. Will get another colour of the pants. It fits alright.

PARA IR DE PESCA

Ended up adding a softshell water repellant via handwashing which worked to make these reasonably rain resistant (okay so I just walk the dog but in all weather). To get the length I need had to go big on waist sizing. Honestly can't imagine any sort of military application here (thankfully).

Son repelentes al agua son muy lijeros frescosos y te dan mucha movilidad sus bolsas son grandes ademas la calidad es excelente

Es muchosimo mas comodo que jeans, despues de usar este tipo de pantalones sientes que todos los demas son rigidos, tiesos, limitantes