We offer world-class tactical pants from the top brands in the business, including TRU-SPEC, Propper and Under Armour. Check out our Tactical Pants Guide for a complete breakdown of fit and function on our top-selling styles. From the fabric type to the belt-loop width, every aspect is engineered to cater specifically to first responders, police officers and other tactical professionals. Today’s tactical pants are even more impressive. With a look similar to the Army BDU pants, this strategically designed trouser style first gained popularity with FBI professionals because it was agile, tough and optimized for carrying a weapon.
With speed-focused designs and intelligent storage options, tactical pants are designed to keep you fast moving and at peak performance. These aren’t anything like your average cargo pants. When your job is demanding, your apparel needs to be a step up from ordinary. We have some guys who are 46 and 48, it sucks that they can't wear these. On the men's, the waist is a bit too low and wide to fit quite right. MAKE THESE IN WOMEN'S! We have a number of female officers, includingmyself and one of my Sergeants, and there really should be a version cut for women.
It's like they're missing a set of loops between the back and sides. But there is a huge gap between them and the next ones and this can make your belt pull on them.
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The side pockets are cut low so you can still get in them easily with a loaded duty belt, the pen/mag pockets in the front are set perfectly, and the cargo pockets are massive but the way they're designed keeps the streamlined professional look instead of looking like bulky BDU's.Ĭritiques: 1. These pants are great, I have a team of 25 and these are the pants I've settled on after trying dozens! I don't know how the fabric is so perfect, it's heavy enough to have structure but feels lightweight and cool, it's very soft to the touch instead of some of the ones that are more canvas-like, and it looks very crisp.
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