TRU-SPEC 24-7 Tactical Pants for Men
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I say "yes!" The show does not really demonstrate that. Six feet four inches tall, I buy the unhemmed 34w. I am in awe of the expandable waist. For my field trades, such as plumbing and electrical, I use these tools. As a result of my slim build, I have to be extremely flexible to do some of my work, and with a 36" inseam climbing can be a real ordeal. There is a great deal of freedom of movement with these pants. It's not unusual for me to beat the daylights out of them on plumbing jobs, and yet they hold up pretty
This pant has an unhemmed length of 37 inches. The five-inch mark. You can hem to 37" so that is the longest length you can do.
The answer to that is yes. The waistband is hidden. Not the kind of thing grandmas wear. This pair of pants is my favorite. A super smooth fit, with a crisp look, and a tough as nails feel.
My concept of durability is divided into a few parts. This pair of pants is really well stitched, and that is a big factor in their structural durability. Typically the fabric does not catch on things, but when it does, there will be a small snag that will be felt and then it will release. The hole is not there. There is a lot of stitching on the bottom of the legs, so you shouldn't see any fraying if you order the correct size. Water is usually not a problem for the fabric and there are few stains. I would apply a fabric repellant to the fabrics after 7 washings. I expect that to dissipate with time. In addition to durability, aesthetics is also an important factor. There is one characteristic that stands out in this picture I have at least a very dark tan and I have coyote pants. Then I washed them, and they were considerably lighter. An earth tone about a couple Taking it all into account Is it durable? Yes, it is.
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It has only been 3 months since I bought them and they are already damaged. There were problems with the stitching on the crotch. After one thread went downhill, it was all downhill from there. It is very cheap thread that is used. I'm hoping the local tailor shop can fix it for me as the fabric held nicely. These pants lasted long for a pair of pants that cost 60 dollars. Pants like these can be hard to wear for an active day job, at least one in which you need to bend and squat to do the job.
The pants themselves are good, but not perfect. To compare which Taclite pro pants are the best, I wore 11 of them at the same time. In this case, I wanted pants that I could wear on a regular basis and that would also allow me to carry my firearm inside the waistband. With traditional pants, you have to oversize them in order to carry IWB. The bags are just too big when they are not being carried. I like the fact that both of these brands have elastic bands. To be honest, I like to give my honest opinion wins the look contest on the elastic. have an elastic waist band. I also carry a knife (paramilitary 2) and when I have my firearm in my hand I carry a spare magazine, my cell phone, wallet, There are 5 of them. This category has been won by 11. There are two pockets on the front a pocket on the right side for my knife and a pocket on the left side for my spare magazine. I do like that these TRU spec pants have a pocket on the right side for my knife, but it isn't as convenient or as large as it could be for a large knife. There is a compartment inside the cargo pocket for a magazine. As far as the 5 goes, I also support them. The placement of the belt loops is shown on pants 11.
I found the TRU SPEC to be superior to the 5 initially when I first got both brands. Although I have worn the 11 pants and need more of the 5, after carrying my EDC load and wearing both pants I plan to purchase more. It would be better if these pants were replaced with 11 My personal needs are better met by these bags, since they are sized perfectly for my EDC items and they have the right amounts of pockets I still find these pants to be very good. I would prefer these to my old Carhartts at any time for comfort and versatility. I know it's a solid choice, but the taclite did it for me.
If you work as a technician in the EMS field or any other field, you know what I mean. These are far superior to others I've had that cost twice as much. **This is for the 32Wx32L I have.
I have been a Tech for over 50 years, so I am not above being harsh with my feedback on this type of clothing. The majority of the time, there is typically at least one or two “sticking points” about Today is not the day! There is no doubt that they deliver on every front. I. - I received an excellent fit, exactly as I had I. - Good comfort and excellent service* (br>) I'm extremely pleased with the quality of the product. I. - This is a material that breathes but is Well suited for storing water. The fabric wrinkles damn near no matter how hard you try. I. - I highly recommend it. It has secure pockets/subpockets. I. - Both the left and right side of the keyboard have pen/penlight slots There are pockets on the right side. I. - A great belt loop system that maintains a flat waistband that is comfortable and flat. Although I could go on and on, I think you get the idea. * Update Two of the pairs I've bought, both with broken snaps at the waist (not to mention that I am rather slim). After the 1st failed I thought it was a fluke, but less than a month later, the 2nd pair also failed. This is GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR. **Tailor wants to replace them for as much as a brand new pair would cost! My snaps seem to be from a "bad batch" as I got them half a year ago and I am amazed at how long they are lasting!.
Law enforcement officers are allowed to wear tactical pants as part of their uniform. I've been serving the public for the last 20 years. The traditional 5 has been my uniform since I was a kid. I used to wear 11's but they never fit me well. Both the Propper and the Proper did not seem to fit well on me. day, while browsing in a military/law enforcement surplus store, I tried on a pair of the Tru Spec 24/7, and I was in love immediately. My favorite part is that I don't have to worry about my crotch hanging halfway down my I almost feel as if they were tailored specifically Coyote (which is my favorite color) and OD green are among the colors I have. My favorite part of the cargo pockets is the way they are arranged. People have told me they don't understand or like the small cargo pocket on the outside of the main pocket on the side of their thighs. Anyway, I was able to find just the right On my ankle is a Glock 43 that I carry as an emergency Now I can carry a spare Glock 43 magazine inside the small cargo pocket. This makes it possible for me to carry a backup magazine for a My favorite part is the music. Only the 5, 5A, and 5B pants have the same fit and wear well as the 5 and Pants from the Stryke 11 collection. Two pairs of Stryke Pants were purchased but they were so expensive and I did not expect them to last the same amount of time as the Tru Spec Pants. It's the same amount of money as buying one pair of Stryke Pants that I could buy two pairs of Tru Spec 24/7s. In addition to wearing these pants in the office, I wear them in the evenings as well. It has an elastic waistband, and I like the way they are designed. These pants fit me almost like they were made for me. They have the same type of waistband as the stryke pants do. If you like the look of these pants, I highly recommend them.
The 24mm 24-hole screw head is similar to a pair I owned a few times For years, I have been getting 7s. At a police/military supply shop in my area, I bought them. Neither the inside nor the exterior of the pants had any loose strings hanging off or poking out. Over the past five years, they were and continue to be my favorite brand of tactical BDU style charges. Those examples are shown in Figure 11. A very durable and comfortable product. However, I found the pair I bought on Amazon to be a great deal, about $25 less than local, so I thought it was acceptable to try them out. A good majority of reviews have been written. However, if you've ever had Truffles, you'll know what I mean In the past, you would know its not possible to pull out a Spec without a single string hanging off the loop at the end. They are flawed in every way. You can't have a pocket without strings hanging out. On close inspection, I find that the seams are all falling apart or are not stitched up as they were in my last pair. My last few orders weren't as good as they used to be. I'm going to return them or take them to my local shop to see what they're like. It's been years since I've encountered a knockoff on Amazon, though I have heard many stories about similar events emanating from active duty LEOS. Please share your experience if you've also encountered this issue with these usually amazing tactical pants. I appreciate your input and wish you God's blessing!.
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