Mens Operator Flex Work Pants Featuring Stretch Fabric, Cargo Pocket, and Bootcut Leg Opening

These are great pants. They're incredibly comfortable, have a stretchy waist band, flexible knees and just the right number of pockets. They fit me perfectly and so far have been really durable. WhenI order a 34/34 in Carhartt's the pant legs are usually 1" too long so I either have them hemmed or just live with it. I ordered 34/34 with these and the fit is perfect. I am going to order another pair in a different color. My one knock is the color choices are limited but otherwise these are close to perfect.

belt loops came unstitched with the lightest pull , otherwise great trousers , I wish there were more pockets on the left leg. I realised after my second pair , they are made in different parts of the world , different quality control , different people making them . The same thing happens with Dickies pants , OUTSOURCED construction of pants.

I feel like it's hard to find work pants that both have leg pockets and aren't either too baggy or too tight, or have too high of a waist/long crotch -to-waist length. I hate having to hike up my pants every time i crouch down or need to lift my leg high because the crotch is too low and limits my movement, or having tight legs bind, or having to wear my pants waist at my belly button to avoid the above. I used to like the classic double knee you-know-whose pants, but they made their already-too-long crotch even longer and now I need to wear them under my nipples to be able to walk anywhere. I'm over it.anyway, these are a nice fit. good crotch length that allows for free movement when worn at my actual hip joint (I guess I would describe this as below the hip bone but above the tailbone - the natural place for a belt to sit on me, anyway) and I guess the flexible mesh in the crotch an behind the knees gives a bit of extra flex as well. we'll see how long they last.my big beef is that the extra pockets are all on one side (like do I really need four pockets all stacked directly on top of each other?? I could use one on the other leg...) and that only the zipper pocket is deep enough for a smart phone to go all the way in (even a 'small' one) but that one is both too high to bend the leg without pinching the pocket and also too close to the regular pocket, so if I have something hard like keys in the regular pocket, the phone screen could get crushed by it when pressing against it (like when you lift something heavy or lean over something) anyway the velcro pocket is the only one that makes sense to hold a phone.all in all they're comfy and I'll see how long they last. best option I've found so far that wasn't $150...

Really good pair of pants, but the rise is too small. Gets the booty out pretty quick if you need to bend over for work like me. Kills them for me

Get your exact size I got a 38 and am usually a 36 and it seems to run a bit on the larger side. Could use more belt loops for more support and the padding on the left pocket for a utility knife or tape measure. Overall very comfy, flexible, breathable and the styling is amazing. I have the navy blue color. I am 5’6 175lbs for reference average build.

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My husband liked these pants, he's skinny , so it's hard to find pants ,especially cargo , to fit him snug. These pants are made of ,"decent, comfortable material", he says , but throughout the day as he's working, they get loose as most of his pants do. They have stretch material on the sides, but that's the only con, they seem to be durable, so far, & comfortable & holding there color well too, not fading after washed. I recommend these for any working man!

I finally found a pair of work pants that fit great and comfortable. I went one inch smaller in waist than what I buy in jeans. Length is the same as jean length. These are not Loose/baggy pants. If they last, they will be the only work pants I will buy. Also half to a third the cost of European work pants.