Propper Men's BDU Tactical Trouser Pant

It's nice to have such a great pair of The pair I bought were these and the pair I bought from TRUE- This fabric is made of polyester, cotton, and ripstop. These pants are the same size and are both good. The two are different in some ways. There is a tapered look to the Proppers towards the ankle, so they have a tighter look. I am the TRU- not the TRU- There was a greater bagginess at the ankle on SPECs. It is also more snug in the seat and crotch area of the Propper, not uncomfortably so, but the TRU-Fix is softer. As well, the SPEC are much baggier there. There is a wealth of information on the TRU website PROPPER's are a bit softer than SPEC's, but I would not call them -Due to the fact that TRU was invented. The Propers look crisper to me than the SPECs because they are baggier and softer. I have been impressed with both of them for the last two Additionally, please note the following After alternating between the two pairs with regular washing, it has been 4 months since wearing them. Neither of them appear to have changed much since last time. The cuffs near the ankle on both pairs are worn down and threadbare as a result of dragging on the ground at some point. It is always my practice to do away with the ties on the wrists, and I remove them very Those on the TRU seem to be scraped more often They're looser than SPECs, which makes sense since they're easier to meet. Additionally, I am not using boots for either of these, so that is more likely to be the cause. A brief update for the past eight months The results so far have been good. My everyday use of these two items has proven to be extremely durable. Here are three things On the TRU- there is a top button Each pair has ankle cinches that can be used in lieu of or along with a belt to tighten the waist of the pant. The Tru-Fit pants have an elastic waist band. The specs stay in place if I squat, but the proppers loosen when I bend over. A few days ago I was doing yard work and it wasn't too bad until I got into the middle of the day when it became humid. Because of the sweat when I squatted in the Proppers, it was extremely tight around the knees and leg area. There is no such problem with the Tru-proppers since they are not as baggy as the real ones Check the specifications. As of yet, I have not worn the True- My specs were soaked in sweat when I squatted in them, so I can't compare them. The following additional information applies only to these If you are going to wash them, I believe you are supposed to unbutton the fly all the way. The fourth button has started to imprint on the front of the fly now that I usually only undo the first 3.

Karina Welch

| Mar 30, 2021

I went out on a limb here and ordered the XLR size. I was curious to know whether the waist sizes here are "real" or simply "vanity. " There is no difference in size between the two. I normally wear a 38x30 on something like Wrangler, Carhartt, or 7FAMK. In the waist, the XLR fit well my fingers had about 2 additional fingers' width. However, this pair of pants is huge everywhere else! There are enough legs to fit a bear on those legs! The sentences are too long as well! Besides fitting right under my knees, the "reinforced knees" are also very comfortable! It looks like that's how BDUs should fit, right? I have another small complaint about these pants, as the buttons for the fly and the pockets do not work to open them up when it is time to put them on! I do not see any issues with the overall stitching or the materials, although the slit and the button are stiff. This pair of pants just did not work.

Maverick Fields

| Mar 25, 2021

I wear size medium. When I was growing up, people wore regular BDUs. (The military BDU's) fit me well, as I am 5'9" and 160 pounds (then and now). There are these. I don't think so. There is an appearance of durability in the material. My opinion is that hunting pants are not necessary. The closest one I could find was the Military BDU - it looked promising Not at all. It'll be a long time before it's worn and washed again, so I don't know how well it'll hold up. Updates are in. These have not softened up after being washed and worn half a dozen times. In terms of the crotch, it still hangs WAY too My only complaint is that they don't fit well. I like the design and the material.

Dariel Peters

| Jan 26, 2021

The fabric is a plain twill type that looks cheap. The items were ordered for a recent CNT assignment for which I had received training. In the past, I owned a Propper BDU and loved it. Therefore, I ordered Propper again (Normally, my agency doesn't Therefore, I needed black ones for this new assignment, and I needed them right away). I was disappointed by the type of fabric that these were made with when I received them on Saturday (my training was on Wednesday). It would be better to avoid the rip-off Instead of the glistening cut-stop that was described in the description of the pants, I got a cheap looking plain twill type fabric instead. The tee is not crisp, and it is not flattering at all. I felt as if I were wearing a baggy pair of sloppy looking junk. It's time to take off your The Rothco spec BDU (like what you can expect). If I'd had time to return them and get another pair, I would not have worn them. As my training was just a few days away from when I received them, I had no option but to wear Despite being extremely disappointed with their looks and feel, these pants are indeed uncomfortable. My last amount of money has been delivered to Propper. As a result, I've had to stop wearing them for the most part of my law enforcement career. If the waist and length of the garment had not been acceptable, I would have given them one star.

Katherine Holloway

| Jul 13, 2021