M-Tac Aggressor Flex - Tactical Pants - Men Black Cotton with Cargo Pockets (Black, 28W x 30L)

The truth can be bought You should replace the pants with spec brand pants. There is a half price difference, and the room is much bigger. My first impressions of this company are pretty good. There is a nearly perfect match between the size chart and the product. In the charts, I ordered a 32x34, so I sized up to a M/L. The pants are a little long, so if your pants tend to be long to begin with, you may want to consider ordering a shorter size. It looks as though the material is a rip stop fabric, as it is It seems to have the usual cross hatch pattern of rip stop, although I haven't personally test it. Though it is thin, the material is quite heavy. My expectation was thinner than what I got. Originally, I thought these pants would be similar to the Riggs Work Wear pants I typically wear, but these are lighter and thinner. They are breathable, lightweight, and comfortable because of this. Hopefully, this won't effect the durability of the shoes. There are nice and big hip pockets in the front, A reinforced wear patch is located where you would clip a knife, and both have multiple edges so each can be fixed I would have liked to see a leather patch instead of a fabric patch, so lefties and righties alike are covered. The patch is of a heavier material than the pants themselves, which will help with repeated draws, but I'd much rather see a leather patch. Despite the small size of the cargo pockets, I can fit my whole hand inside and spread it nearly all the way out of the pocket. Even though my hands aren't tiny girly, I wouldn't say I have them. In this pocket, there are two ways to access it. Despite the layout of the pocket, there is only a single hook and loop closure on the flap, which should ensure plenty of security. The bag has a zipper as well. There was a straight line running down both sides This is an intriguing one, although I can't put my finger on the idea. There are also two side pockets of decent size. Next, there is a pocket at the front. A size 5 would fit in there. I have no issues with the 56 Pmag. With this belt, you can climb, sit, or crouch without having your abdomen dig into it. While there isn't much room to grab it, it isn't so low as to distract you. As there is only one on the left leg, southpaws might struggle to draw from its location, but it is Additionally, this pocket is able to hold a mobile Currently, I have a Samsung Note 8 in an Otterbox style case, and it just fits in there well. Despite the fact that the pocket is not very deep, it doesn't tuck all the way in. To compare, the size of a PMAG in its widest sport (not at the base, of course) comes to My phone is 65 mm wide and 3 mm thick when it is in its case. There wouldn't be enough room in this pocket for anything wider. course, thickness will also play a role in determining whether something can fit in I see one problem with keeping your thousand dollar phone in this pocket if you have anything hard in your hip pocket (keys, etc. ), and you drop your phone, it will come in contact with the screen - although separated by fabric, your phone is likely to be damaged. If you keep your phone in the "mag" pocket in the front of the vest, be mindful of what you have in that This is a M-formatted article TACS pants also provide a lot of freedom of movement. These pants have gussets on the knees and crotch to let you move easily without having the pants pinch you, ride up, or hinder you. The pants I purchased are ideal for hiking and range days, so I knew that would be important for me. While I do like a few things, there are a few things I don't. I don't like the short zipper. I mean, let's face it, if there was a long zipper on the side arm, you could deploy it more quickly. The Ukrainians are not in the same boat as us about this. With the shock cord and hook and loop cuffs on the ankle cuffs, there is an elastic shock cord too. My personal opinion is that both could be done without, but the shock cord will almost certainly have to go. It won't be too hard to remove it either as there is a small slot to access it, so a little snip, pull it out and it's For now, that's all I have to say about this review. My only experience with them is around the house and taking them out for a short walk, so I haven't been able to put them through a day of backpacking, a training session at the range, or a working I will update my review if I have any concerns about the quality.

Paul Castaneda

| Jul 24, 2020

As a rule, I do not It's worth it, though, in this case. There is one thing I want to point out, as others have made mention of previously, the sizing runs small, especially in large You may want to order one size up for a more 42), while the others were more like a 36-inch shoe Just to button them, I had to hold my breath and suck in. The chart is not accurate for US sizes, they should adjust it. Other than that, this is by far A pair of pants that fits like a glove. These undergarments are lightweight, breathable, and stretch as you move, making them an excellent choice for tactical uses, hiking, or everyday use. This fits great! I can't tell you how much I appreciate this. There is nothing baggy about this. A baggy tactical pant is not my idea of a good day. Having extra material on things that snags over things defeats the purpose, and I just think it looks stupid. The pants are slim/formfitting and they fit perfectly, and I am not a small person. It is still very comfortable for me to wear even though I have a muscular build. My size is too long, so I'll have to return it. It was too small in the waist and I chose the wrong size. It doesn't seem like they fit true to waist size, but they do seem to fit The other thing is that I'll now only buy 2 pairs of this brand and will no longer buy a different brand. It has been my pleasure to own - The backpacks are also very high quality and have been part of the Tacs line for many years.

Stetson Hess

| May 17, 2021

It is functional. I like your style. The canvas used by Gen II is thin. These jeans are the perfect size for me. I wear 33x32 on a regular basis. They are extremely I love how comfortable it is, not tight, not baggy, and it looks Ideal colors for a great environment. Adding color accents to pockets is a great idea. There are plenty of functional pockets that are well positioned. I got them to state that they were Generation For the originals, I imagine they would be different. A cotton-based fabric A polyester-based fabric About 6 oz. is the weight of spandex canvas. There are 10 ounces in the package. As a result, I see this as a benefit. This polymer is Canvas made of cotton is relatively hot once it reaches 80 degrees. The reinforced areas are not covered in a double canvas layer. There are no compartments for knee pads. We will see how sturdy they are in time. One more pair of shoes is on my shopping list. To the ATAC It is hot out there). You would be surprised by how well they do.

Kynlee Keith

| Nov 11, 2020

A M-1 was supposed to be purchased by me These pants are the Tac Aggressor Flex. The brand has already proven to be of excellent quality to me. There is a Chinese one of an unknown brand (at least to me), stained and with a zipper that is obviously of a lower quality (not YKK), which I am not happy with. It is rings, pockets, and not self Quite long etc, and an adjustable waist band. I was very disappointed when I found out that I was being scammed.

Cameron McKnight

| Mar 02, 2021

As usual, I don't like to order clothes online before I have the chance to try them on, but these pants convinced me to take the risk. According to my measurements, they fit pretty much the same as my jeans and other pants, so I would say they are in-line with your normal measurements or fit as expected. Those are great shoes. I enjoy the material and feel good in them. You can also receive the insert pocket for the soft knee pads from the same shop. This is a pair of pants that you should consider if you are searching for a tactical, military or active lifestyle pair. I love it.

Declan Graves

| May 28, 2021

The way it looks is awesome, but I didn't find the knee pads to be very practical for me.

Lily Ballard

| Sep 22, 2020

When you make tactical pants, you should add a zipper that measures 10 inches. There's something about the guys in Ukraine that's constantly irksome, or they may not be that well hung. They fit me perfectly, and I can move freely while wearing them. However, the zipper is a bit short on my waist. Let me know what you think, and I'll order five more, oh, and some new colors. The colors are black and grey, and.

Celine Farley

| Jul 25, 2020