ZAPT Tactical Pants Molle Ripstop Combat Trousers Hunting Army Camo Multicam Black Pants for Men

From what I saw, it seemed to be of decent quality. Within just a few minutes after trying them on, I removed them and returned them. Despite ordering a small because my waist size is 30, they fell off my waist once I tightened the side straps so far. Plus, I felt like I was wearing parachute pants once the legs were so wide. The pants did not look anything like the pictures, which made them look like slimmer fit A baggy outfit would be the last thing I would want to wear when I'm in a tactical situation. If you do not have a waist size of 32 or larger, they would not be recommended for you. The pants are a little wide for anyone above a 32 so I recommend getting a size smaller if you're still interested after the parachute wideness.

Lucca Blanchard

| Oct 19, 2020

There was no doubt in my mind that this purchase was a risk Because I knew the shoes were imported from abroad, not just because the size chart said they were. It took about 3 weeks for the order to arrive, but it was definitely I really like the fit of this shirt, and the material is extremely durable. I have a tight waistband that locks in my body There are Velcro straps that allow easier adjustment, and the knees have extra canvas to increase their durability. Great materials, storage space, and not at all flimsy. Here is a chart of sizes. In my normal order, I would order a Large for a 34" waist, but this chart called for a Medium-sized Those who predicted it Exactly what I was looking for. The black pair is a nice compliment to the white pair and I'm very happy using them alternately.

Zoya Webb

| Oct 09, 2020

They are gifts my partner and I bought each other She wore her new shoes today for the first time. As she is walking home for lunch from work, she witnesses an idiot make an illegal U-turn An accident occurred when a truck made a wrong turn and hit a bridge. A friend of mine's ended up half way into a restaurant with his car. Legs were pinned to her body. A minor injury was the result of her accident. It is likely that her pants saved her legs from being cut up, and they look just as good today as they did before the accident. My wife was so happy when I gave her these. Thanks a lot!.

Mia Woods

| Jul 18, 2021

I like the looks, feel, and fit of these pants, especially how they don't stretch a lot. Due to the standard length of 32 inches and me being a 34, I was hesitant to order them, however the length seems sufficient and the waist size is exactly what I needed. As far as stealth goes, the material is quite noisy, and it is very thick and sturdy but stiff, making it a little difficult to move around. It is also tough but also stiff, and it is very hard to move like crouching or lifting high above obstacles. In addition to the odd pockets, I have another complaint. Those back and butt pockets have some kind of weird snap that can be undone to expand the pocket size. What could this be There is no way for me to know. If you kept a bunch of equipment in your butt pockets, I wouldn't be able to imagine how that would be. There is a problem in that the snaps are easily unsnapped by accident, resulting in a large and loose opening in the pocket. One pocket came unsnapped a few times the first time I wore them, and my wallet fell out (fortunately at home, so I didn't lose On the right front is an odd skinny pocket with Velcro flap. From a tight, tiny opening at the top to an opening that's wider at the bottom, it taper downwards. This magazine slot is too narrow to fit a standard AR magazine, yet it would be near impossible to extract a pistol magazine (or anything else here) due to its small size. It's probably designed to hold a flashlight of a certain size? But even then it wouldn't be secure because the bottom of the pocket is wide, so it can easily slide Having extra junk on my gear is not a huge deal, but I don't like having it. Although the back pocket design is a significant flaw, it could easily result in your wallet going missing. There is another flaw - the waist is held in place only with Velcro, which works well for now, but Velcro wears out after time. It would probably be almost as expensive to return these if they were shipped directly from Amazon. I might consider trying to return them if they were shipped directly from Amazon.

Khalil Ramirez

| Feb 01, 2021

I have probably never owned a pair of combat pants that are so versatile and well-made. Despite the time it took me to find that 13th pocket, I did find it. The pros are • Very comfortable • Short break-in period • Lots of storage • Molle webbing
Double, triple, or even quadruple stitching inside pockets and knee pad holders • Double, triple, or even quadruple stitching outside pockets. Adjusting the waist without a belt is a great feature but has some cons I have found the stitch thread somewhat weak, but I can get a tailor to rip it out if you have an extra $100 This thread has a stronger, more durable construction.

Charleigh Wiley

| Jul 18, 2021

The VA is my employer, and I do non-critical inpatient and outpatient flight transports for them. We don't have flight suits with us. It is therefore important to have some pants that can carry any tools I need if my life goes awry, which can happen As soon as I put them on, I was amazed at how well they fitted. These were spot on for me and I wear a medium throughout the board. Most likely, they give a 30-day notice The adjustable waist was 34 inches, which seemed like a good size. They are easy to access, and the Velcro is quite durable. The rear of the thigh has two large pockets, one that is hard to open, and another inside that is a little harder to open, but all of the contents are safe. They don't make sense to me on the bottoms of those There are little ribbon ties on these. There is only one thing I dislike, however, and that is the way they flare slightly to fit better over an ankle boot. You've got pockets. The pockets, the pockets, the from a stiff, durable feeling material, and they may seem like they would take a beating, but they are surprisingly comfortable once you get used to them. This is so much so that I've worn them multiple times on my nursing shifts in the ER where I'm constantly moving and lifting and really enjoy wearing them. The clothes look to be surprisingly cool, even though I had expected them to be hot. In the current economic climate, I can't justify purchasing another pair of trousers for work, especially since I need only two of the pockets on the front thigh. That pocket on your thighs is a big deal. Finally, at the back, the pockets are the best. The pockets themselves are a bit roomy in the snapped position because they snap on the side. However, it wasn't snapped. There is enough room between these two to fit 4 bottles of wine. Perhaps in each you will find a baby. Basically, they get so big that they are very comfortable. It has two straps - one which is useless for me, and the other has a removable Velcro strap I think is supposed to restrain something long and slender, but I took it out and put my scissors in there instead. For pants with a price of $99. I find that a little pricey. I believe these pants are a really good value when compared to Kitanica pants, which are the only other similar product I can think of.

Allie Maxwell

| Nov 24, 2020