Meet the Lightweight Utility Pant—USA-woven, all-grit, and trimmed down to fight heat without surrendering an ounce of backbone. It breathes easy yet laughs at sparks, scree, and 14-hour shifts, channeling the same no-quit DNA as our heavyw...
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Higher class of pants
Kinda spendy, they will shrink and have a seam up the backside that is a little different. I reached out to customer service and never got a response. That being said, i will eventually buy another pair that are larger as I think these pants are in a class above others in function and quality.
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Shawn · 6 days ago
5' 8" 170lbs I was very careful about selecting these pants I tried different sizes, after reading reviews and comments about how these pants shrink after washing I went with 36 waist and 30 inseam. Before washing the waist was about 2 sizes too large and the inseam was on the ground with boots on. They were definitely too large and I was concerned the shrink wouldn't help the fit enough.
After washing in cold and drying on low temp the waist was still a little large, but reasonable. However the butt, crotch, and legs had shrank so much they were now an awful fit and above my boots! I bought four of these same pants with their bundle sale, I'm glad I only washed two so I could have comparison of before and after the shrink. They will not refund due to being washed, they really should put a disclaimer and a comparison on how bad these pants shrink. I've never seen anything like it. Here's the same pants in different color under the washed ones. Note the pant width and length.
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Thomas · August 8, 2026
Not what I expected
I’ve searched for work pants for a long time. I could never get myself to spend the money on these pants. I’m disappointed I did. I’ve worn them twice and I feel they are one of the heavy hot pants I’ve worn. It’s like instant sweat for myself. Will maybe try them when it’s -10 this winter. Pockets were good and plenty of room. I just can’t justify the price for how uncomfortable I was. Going back to my old pair.