PropperMen's Uniform Tactical Pant

Great pants but like a Howard Johnson there is no ball room. The fabric is sturdy. The pockets are well designed, thoughtful. Unfortunately I need a large dance floor if you know what I mean.

Excellent pants will definitely purchase more in the future.

Honest review.Pros: Elastic waist band for comfortable fitDual cago pockets on each side. One velcro closed and other open top behind the lip fold over pocket.Top of leg mag, flashlight, knife pocket (accessory pocket).Top button closure but with sturdy zippered flyInternal kneepad slot (works decently).So far after months of wear, stiching has held together. (normal wear so far not running, jumping or sliding yet)Cons: knee pads print quite a bit and are only single layer knee reinforcement.I would prefer the accessory front pocket to be on the side, inline with the leg seam, since it will press on anything in your front right pocket. So if carry a phone in the right front pocket, your screen could get damaged.The front pocket openings are located a little far forward making it tricky to retrieve items but can also be seen as a pro since things will not slide out easily. And looking at them now, the top point of the pocket is at the end of the elastic, so this may be the reason for placement.My biggest complaint right now is there is a huge flaw with either:A: the companies sizing chart on amazon to the actual size of the pants is backwards (stated waist 1st then length 2nd) and I have been getting the oppositeB: The company is making them backwards at the facility (lenth before waist vs waist before lenth)C: The people packaging the pants have it backwards. OrD: A mixture of these issues.I hope Proper can fix this issue quickly. Like previously stated, on their listing, the 1st number is waist and the 2nd number is length. On the pants I have been receiving the Lenth is the 1st number and Waist is the 2nd (my best guess) since the labels could have been put on the wrong pants size or manufacturer defect. (as seen in the photos)The one consistsnt thing has been when ordering is the waist has stayed one size where as the length would change (which is opposite to my needs). A 36/38 should be 36in waist, 38 long, A 38/36 should be 38in waist, 36 long.I have ordered several pants recently.36/36, 38/36 and 40/36 to have different waist fits for different purposes. The waist has been the same each time but the length keeps changing. This issue (not only for my self but for other customers, the company and amazon) should be addressed so both reputations can be redeemed and not have constant returns for items received that do not match what was ordered.I really like these pants and have worn the one pair I have with correct size for months and wanted to get a few more pairs. Sadly, I am hesitant to order again just to have the wrong size shipped, have them not fit and have to do another return. At my size, there is no real way to play the "numbers game" to get the right fit. Until this has been remedied, I dont want to re-order and waste packing material or employee time to repackage for resale.Proper, could you please find out where this issue is coming from, inform me and you may want to address this issue on the listing so others know they will get the right size if they order from you in the future, incase others are dealing with the same issue and have decided to go with another brand.Customers:So, if your waist and length measurements are same, go ahead and buy since at least you will get the right fit and enjoy your pants.

I have worn all types of tactical pants (BDU). Whether it be military, corrections, law enforcement or security.Compared to the price and fit and pockets Propper tactical pants are the best.If you have a uniform allowance or you have to pay for pants I would buy Propper. However, if you department pays for 5.11 that is the best option.With Propper I did not have to have a clothing alteration done. Propper fit perfectly in both length and width.5.11 pants are too thick and uncomfortable as compared to Propper. Propper gives a stretch in the knees when sitting in a patrol vehicle. Propper tactical can be too tight because the material did not give unlike with Propper.5.11 is a brand name pant because my teammates like to brag how they are wearing 5.11s. Yet I do not have to lift up my pant legs just to sit.Don't get me wrong, 5.11 pants look good but that's it. I have more space and easier pocket access with Proppers than with 5.11.Another aspect is the 5.11 Apex a zippered pocket pant. It is easier to access Velcro flaps than with zippers. I have gotten out needed equipment with Velcro fasteners than with zippers.If you want a tight look buy 5.11. But fir me comfortability is my goal.

Well made, adequate storage/pockets but not overdone or excessive; sturdy zipper and sizing was true. I found the pricing to be very competitive with the other popular brands of utility pants. I have bought and used Propper clothing items many times, they out last most others I’ve had or been issued by my employers.

Pants are very nice looking although hard to dewrinkle. Waist is very short, even on next size up hugs inseam a lot.4th time wearing zipper teeth came off durring cadet team exercises. Cant have that.

Hubby loves these pants. He wears them for work. They are loose, a thinner, cooler material. He has plenty of room to move around

everything is good. material is good quality, zipper is great and the color is spot on. sent some others back as the sizing was way off and the lengths were horrible. these are what all should model their product off of