Question 1

Are there pockets for inserting knee pads?

Accepted Answer

The Real Answer:  Not exactly.  9" above the bottom of the front, outside hem, below the knee, is a 2 3/4 inch slot that acts as an opening to a "pocket" above it.  I was able to roll and stuff a 511 knee pad into each leg.  Fits perfectly.

However, it does not function properly at this height on my 34" length Riggs.  The 511 pad pockets are positioned exactly 12" from the bottom of the pants (hem) to the bottom of the pad pocket seam.  These 3 inches make all the difference.

Unlike the 511's, if I fall or kneel with the (now) padded Riggs, it comes short and offers insufficient protection. When kneeling, if I don't manually hike up each pant leg, my results are poor.  So, in a fall or a tactical/hunting/photography situation where one might need to drop quickly (presumably when hands are occupied) chances are you won't get enough pad.  With the 511's, your knees will be protected if you want to drop suddenly or if you stumble in rugged terrain.

Still, better than nothing.  I generally prefer the Riggs over 511.  They are more rugged and the 511's water resistance doesn't last long.  (I think the 511's are thinner, therefore cooler in warm/hot conditions.  They are also very tough.)  Riggs needs to re-design the Ranger with the "pad pocket" 3 inches higher.

Question 2

Will the side pockets on the thigh fit an iPhone 6S Plus comfortably?

Accepted Answer

Both cargo pockets and the left top pocket fit big phones. I carry two phones daily for work. My Note 7 fits good with slim case in top front left pocket.  My Droid Turbo 2 in a bigger rugged case fits easily in either cargo pocket. I leave the back snap fastened and the front unsnapped so is easy to grab in a hurry but not likely to fall out while sitting in a chair or car seat

Question 3

Are these pants gusseted?

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Yes, the pants have a gusseted crotch

Question 4

Do they run true to size?

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I purchased a 34/30 pair from a local store and am wearing them right now, for the first time and haven'twashed them yet. I normally wear a 33/30. These in 32/30 were too tight and 34/30 is too loose so I'd have to say the ones from the store would be about true to size. I feel like they are a little losse for a 34/30 so I hope they shrink a little. I'd rather we r have a bit loose than so tight they give me wedgies. Besides looser are cooler in the summer.

ASIN	B000A2KCFG
Age Range Description	adult
Apparel Closure Type	Zipper
Apparel Fabric Stretch	No Stretch
Apparel Fabric Weight Class	Medium Weight
Apparel Occasion and Lifestyle	work-utility
Best Sellers Rank	#8,902 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #13 in Men's Work Utility & Safety Pants
Brand Name	Wrangler
Care instructions	Machine Wash
Closure type	Zipper
Color	Bark
Customer Reviews	4.4 out of 5 stars 28,315 Reviews
Fabric Stretchability	Non-stretchable
Fabric Type	100% Cotton
Fabric type	100% Cotton
Fit Type	Regular
Fit to Size Sentiment	positive
Front Pleat Type	Flat Front
Front Pocket Count	2
Garment Size Country	United States
Global Trade Identification Number	00051071449007
Has Pockets	Yes
Inseam	34 Inches
Inseam Length	34 Inches
Item Length Description	Ankle Length
Item Weight	2 Pounds
Leg Style	Straight
Life Event	Working
Manufacturer	Wrangler Riggs Workwear
Manufacturer Part Number	3W060BR
Material Type	Cotton
Model Name	Ranger Work Utility Pants
Number Of Pockets	12
Number of Items	1
Occasion Type	Construction,Workwear
Pants Form Type	Cargo
Pattern	Solid
Pattern Style	Solid
Pocket Description	Utility Pocket
Product Care Instructions	Machine Wash
Rise Style	Mid Rise
Seasons	Fall
Sleeve Length Description	Sleeveless
Sport Type	Work Pant
Style Name	Ranger Work Utility Pants
Style Number	3W060BR
UPC	051071449007
Unit Count	1 Count
Waist Size	36 Inches
character	Occupational professional

Wrangler Riggs Workwear Mens Ranger Work Utility Pants

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