Double Knee Utility Pant 2.0

Well made but slim fit

These are obviously tough pants with some great features for tool carrying, but I wish they were more of a relaxed fit. For those of us who are getting up and down, climbing ladders, using knee pad inserts, ect., a relaxed fit would go a long way. I plan to make do with these, but I’ll be looking for a better fit in the future.

Great work pants for him

I've bought two pairs for my boyfriend, he is tall so the custom inseam is a nice touch if you have the time to wait for them to ship. I'd say its worth it, but definitely a factor to consider. Overall he loves them, the fabric is resilient and the double front adds an extra layer of protection, so they stay intact while other pants will develop holes from general wear and tear. After a few washes they still look nice, you can see how the dye wears off a bit but they have worn well and have a lot of reinforcement where it would matter, they seem like they are quite durable. The improvements I could recommend are the amount of pockets- which could be a good thing but there are a few pockets that are too long and narrow for him to reach into, so he has to remember not to use those ones because it take some effort to retrieve something small that goes all the way down. ..maybe re engineering those, or have options for different pocket configurations available- a second one thats got a few less could still be ok if the existing were a bit wider so they could be functional. He says he would prefer one larger pocket on the front waist area for a phone, perhaps one larger front plus one zip or button/ magnetic closed style on the front.

after 1 year wearing 2 pair

I've been wearing these for a year. They do not stretch and to fit my thighs I had to go up a waist size so they are big at the waist and kinda tight on my thighs. I'm 6'4" 240lbs with a 38" waist and 34-36 inch inseam. They slip down constantly then when I need to step out of a ditch or up into my work truck they limit my ability to step up more then 14 inches. I've pulled the seam apart below the zipper on both pairs. They are not great to wear in anything above 70 degF make you sweat and don't breath. I was crawling around in a crawlspace with a rough concrete finish for about 30 minutes while running a PVC vent, one knee wore through a 1"x2" spot. Also got snagged on a piece of sheetmetal on my thigh and that spot frayed quickly. For what I paid I expected a better quality pant. I still wear them because I paid nearly $200 for them but honestly I wouldn't buy them again.