Elite

I wanted something that was less expensive than the usual 5.11. While that brand is good it's wildly overrated. Then you have the other brands like Proper, Black Hawk, and TruSpec. If you want something that looked at all of the pluses of those brands and combined them into one product - you have Condor Tactical.I counted over 20 pockets on the pair I ordered. The front pockets are wide and deep making it easy for me to reach around my gear and into the pocket without contorting my wrist, or fingers.The cargo pockets are well placed, easy to reach into, and deep enough to hold what I need.Comfort: More comfortable than the 5.11's or Proper's I usually wear. Not sure how as they use the same material, but these feel cooler in the hot, moist environment I work in.If you want a less expensive (but not cheap) alternative to the big name tac pant brands, along with the their advantages - Get Condor.

The quality was really good but the fit was a little too baggy for me. I'm 6'1" and ordered a 32x34 and they were too long for me. They were still very comfortable though and I really liked how much I could carry in all the pockets. I initially ordered these to go with the condor knee pad inserts but then found out the pads were specifically for the tac ops pants so I got those instead and returned these.

The fit on these is perfect, and they appear to be well made. Plenty of storage, and very comfortable.Would definitely recommend.

Anyone that says these run "small" is lying to themselves about there REAL pant size. I'm 6'1" 220 and normally wear a 36x34. I listened to the "Way to small" people so I ordered the 38x34. They stay up fine without a belt and would recommend the 38s if you're a 36 and carry IWB for comfort. As for the length, I could have ordered these with a 30" inseam and been just fine.My only gripe is that the front corner of the cargo pockets (the front of your thigh) and the back corners of the rear pockets (by you're but crack) are sewn down not allowing full, unimpeded access. Besides that, there pants are awesome and will order a few more in other colors

How big do you think legs are???? Waist fits perfect but you could fit 4 legs in one side of the pants. I recommend wearing with knee pads and boots that you tuck the bottom of the pants into. Otherwise you'll feel like you are walking around with disco pants on.

I purchased cargo pants from Dickies, and from Galls their least expensive and their 511 Tac lite pants and these. I purchased a different size based on what was said in reviews. They fit me well. I an a 36x32 and I purchased 34x30 .The extra pockets inside the cargo pockets I find annoying but I going to wait and see if I get use to it. The front of the flap on the cargo pocket is sewn down and this I do find annoying. The extra pocket in the main pocket I use all the time for my keys. There is a slim knife pocket just to the back on both side that take my flashlight at just the right spot that I can sit down in comfort. They also seem slightly less wide on the leg than the tac lite 501s. They look the best of four different pants I tried if that matter to you. There is enough room in the knife pocket for a large cell phone. Of all the pants I tried these are my favorite. I almost tried Galls more expensive line (about 70.00) because they felt soft to the touch but they would not hold my cell phone so I passed.

I work hard and I play hard and I like to have lots of things in my pockets. These pants are awesome for that. They feel a little bit thin but don’t be disappointed. They block the wind and I don’t get cold in them here in the Pacific Northwest. They seem to be holding up very well and I would highly recommend them.

These are built very well and durable. I did have one of the belt loops come unstitched immediately the first time I put them on, but other than that I am very happy. They have the hidden knee pad pockets which is exactly what I wanted for my work. I do wish they had a size 32x33, the 34 length is just a bit too long for me. Overall I am very happy with them.