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5.11 Tactical® Mens Tactical Cotton Pants |
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Item#
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Price: $19.88 - $49.99
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Description/Features |
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The 5.11 Tactical® Pants are the choice of federal, state, and local law enforcement for more than 15 years. The spacious BBS inverted pleat pockets allow you to stow away extra magazines, handcuffs, a flashlight, or any other gear. There is a small mag/cell phone pocket on the left thigh and large rear slash pockets on the back. The quality can be seen in the components we use, from the high density tactical canvas to the PRYM® snaps and the YKK® zippers.
Colors: Black, Brown, Charcoal, Grey, Khaki, Navy or Olive Drab
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WEIGHT: 3 lbs.
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Amazing
I have several pairs of these pants, and they are some of the best that I have ever owned. They are comfortable, very practical, and can be worn both casually and when on duty. The materials used are durable and allow for both hot and cold weather use. Again, I can't recommend them enough.
Christopher
- September 23, 2009
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Disappointed
I ordered the pants after reading some of the reviews. My experience has not been very good and I would think twice before ordering another pair. After three washings they have faded and the front snap has come out of the waist band and is now useless. I also found carrying a wallet is very uncomfortable when sitting in a vehicle. In summary they are not worth the money.
Carl
- January 31, 2009
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Deeply disappointed
Bought two pairs of these assuming they would be practical and comfortable. Unfortunately they are neither.
1. They have elastic bits at the sides, I haven't had that on a pair of trousers since I was 8 years old
2. The cut is terrible, pleated front means enough room to store a double colostomy bag, and it will look like you're wearing one when you sit down with all that excess material. The back isn't cut high enough, sit in a vehicle and the waist band drags downwards, very uncomfortable.
3. The cargo pocket pleat catches gear sticks, door latches and rifle parts etc and rips the material.
4. Bottom of leg turn-up needs reinforcement to stop them fraying on boot lace cleats
5. Blasted velcro on pockets. They need taped button closures instead to allow silent opening of pockets. Velcro wears out, leaving flaps flapping
6. They should be available in 1 inch size steps, I have a 33 inch leg so end up looking like Jacques Tati or Coco the Clown if I don't get the legs tailored
I am a fussy when it comes to my kit, and when I pay good money I expect the kit to be right. These trousers are not in any sense of the word. They will not be packed for my next tour.
C
- July 19, 2008
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Great pants but short
My first pair were ideal for casual wear during two deployments. I ordered a second pair and encountered the same problem: my 32inch length was about two inches short. Okay when walking around but looking like high-waters when sitting down, in public. I'm giving 5.11 one more shot with the new nylon version, because I really like everything else about the pant.
w.leitenberger - 15 jun 08
Walter
- June 15, 2008
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5.11 tactical pants cotton
these pants are great for around the house or a day at the mall, but for working go with a blend of 50/50 or 65/35. this cotton pant didn't last me 4 months. needs larger cargo pockets. and has no wallet pocket ... wallet slides down under your leg and is a pain on the road. magizine pocket is small and can not double as cell phone pocket. belt seams didn't hold. the color faded after 2 months. the only good things i liked was the d ring in the front and the knee pad pockets on the inside. the price is way to high for the craftsmanship ... or lack of.. but they are made in hong kong. for the money go with something else.
tom
- March 25, 2008
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