CQR Men's Vent Stretch Pants, Quick Dry Lightweight Casual Cargo Pants, Water Resistant Straight-Fit Utility Work Pants

These pants are great! Pro's: These pants fit true to size. They're VERY comfortable and do not get too hot. The material is not too thick and I really like the "vents" that allow airflow behind the knees. I also really like the gray color! Con's: I haven't had this issue, but I'm not sure how strong the seems are that hold the "vents" behind the knees. Summary: I really like these pants so far. They're nice enough to wear to work, wear hiking, or (I imagine) use for tactical environments. I'll most likely be buying more pairs of these in the near future!

These pants are lightweight and breathable with just the right amount of stretch. They dry quickly after hikes or working outdoors, and the water-resistant fabric keeps you comfortable in unpredictable weather. The cargo pockets are practical without being bulky, and the overall fit is true to size. Great choice for anyone who likes versatile and durable pants for travel or everyday activities.

These are super-comfortable, stretchy in every direction. The pocket pattern is great - I like having lots of small pockets for poop bags for my dog, a dedicated narrow pocket for my pocketknife. I like that these extra pockets don’t have flaps like military-style cargo pants. Concerns, all of which are minor, not enough to knock off a star: I don’t see much point in the vents. The material is light enough to be suitable for warm weather. For me, these vents around the knees and groin are just entry points for ticks, and I will probably sew them shut. The zippered pocket adds bulk, and I don’t expect to ever use it. I’d rather see them eliminate it and knock off a few dollars. Stitching quality is ok, not great. There are several loose threads in various places such as the outer pantleg seam. None have come unraveled yet, but they look like they will. Elastic waist is super-comfy but a little too much. I have to wear a belt with these or they will fall down to plumber-butt level. But I would take this waist over the gathered-elastic style waist any day. I bought 2 pair, one gray and one “operator navy”. This navy is black, no hint of blue. I’ll probably keep them, but I wanted blue pants, not black. To repeat, none of these “concerns” are enough for me to ding these pants -1 star. I like them a lot and think they are a good buy. If they would eliminate the vents and the zipper pocket to reduce some NVA complexity, bulk, and cost, I would LOVE them.

Really disappointed with CQR. They used to the absolute best quality work pants on the market. They stopped making the two styles I liked the most and since then almost all their pants have elastic waistbands that make you look like your wearing tactical diapers. When it comes to this style, they fit true to size and are very comfortable. The material is not good for outdoor or heavy duty work, better for office or light duty work. The material is stretchy like damn near all pants these days, BUT they don't have that horrible bunched up elastic waistband, which is a huge plus. As mentioned in some other reviews, the useless vent holes don't have the mesh lining like previous styles from CQR, so make sure your wearing socks when you put these on, because you may just jam your big toe in one of the vents. Also, the legs are slightly tapered and they won't work with western style work boots. The stretchy material will not support any mildly heavy gear that you like to carry in your pockets such as flashlights and multitools. The pocket edges are not reinforced at all. The cargo pockets are oddly sized and placed, at least for me. I prefer the extra pockets to be on or in front of the the side seam instead of behind it, so you're not sitting on may gear when you hop in the truck. The zipper is a whole other issue. Guys, the opening is only 4 inches in length and the bottom sits pretty high. It is NOT going to be fun to even attempt to go standing up. So now you have to take off any gear on your belt and unbuckle. With all that said, I'll keep these pants, as they are pretty comfortable and they look great. They're just not going to work for work.

These are great workpants in the summer. Decent fit, quality has held up. They haven't changed color or shape on me, after washing them a few dozen times. They hold up in the wash, and stay pretty damned comfortable.

Use to buy 5.11 pants for work (professional firefighter) but they kept getting more and more expensive and seemed to keep deteriorating faster and faster. Ripping and tearing. So the boys and I began to look around for alternatives. CQR came in @ 1/2 the price and so far the pants are holding up perfectly for this Florida weather! I typically wear a 36 waist but did order a 34 and they fit perfectly! Today i actually ordered my 2nd pair. So, there you go. Give em a try!

These are the best work pants I’ve owned. Great looking , very comfortable and very durable. I work in the trades and these are my go to pants

Purchased two pairs 1 year ago- Not as good as the Runyons in my opinion. They are lightweight but not as light as Runyons. I tend to sweat more in these. The elastic waistband wears out early. Will need a belt to hold up after that especially if weight in pockets. Material overall is good. I only wear these now if my Runyons are dirty.