Pantalon cargo

These pants are extremely comfortable and amazingly practical. The various pockets make them an EDC dream come true. Only problem I've had is that the screwdriver gets stuck in the pocket if you already have grip tape on it.

This review is after my first shift using these as my uniform pants as a paramedic.

The fit is perfect, 36" are normally a little loose on me but 34" is tight, so these seem to run a tad small compared to tactical/BDU pants.

The feel of the material is great, not hot and stuffy like tactical pants. The knees are great when kneeling in the floor doing patient care. At times if you told me I wasn't wearing work pants and instead was in comfy pajamas I'd believe you, despite that feeling the material seems solid.

I love the pocket placement. I moved my phone from my right front pocket to the pocket just above the cargo pocket and it fits perfect, only problem is my Dbrand grip case pulls the pocket out with it. The pen pockets could be better, but they hold pens okay, so not much to complain about. The small pocket I believe I've seen Linus use for air pods also is very convenient for a vape.

There is a disparity between the original Iron pants and the new colors that came later. The waistband doesn't have the same elastic stretch as the original. The new pants are no where near as comfortable.

Also, both designs are plagued by the material being extremely loud to walk around in. Think trash bag levels of noise. Not always a problem, but sometimes it is awkward.

Also, I live in a hotter more humid climate. These pants do not breathe. They can get quite warm. This might be a benefit depending on your needs.

I bought when first came out and the size 36 would be super snug on my thigh but very loose around the waist and would slide down even with a belt. However, I liked the pockets especially the small slide pocket with the larger one next to it I can slip a phone into.

However, when I got the blue ones it was way looser on my thighs so I thought maybe they didnt fit and I overthought it and got a smaller size since they slide down

They weren't comfy though so I got some in 38 and to prevent the sliding they do even with a belt I now wear suspenders with them

Physical IT work so lots of Rack clean ups on a daily basis.

Got it to replace my usual workwear from a generic workwear shop which usually last me ~12 months a pair when used daily (Mon-Fri).
The generic is very cheap at 70$ compared to 140$ (Obviously doesn't account for the massive gap in pocket count, so review is mainly from a longevity and toughness perspective)

Photos are also about after ~12 months of daily use for 1 pair, washed 1-2 times a week.

They are as tough as a traditional workwear which is a bit disappointing, as I was expecting a bit better toughness.
Fabric is fabric in the end of the day.

Pros:
- Heaps of pockets (I fill most of them up and end up with 3kg worth of tools and things in them)
- Zippers & Button is good, no issues
- Belt loop survived, on standard workwear 1 usually give out cause I dangle keys off them.

Cons:
- Screwdriver pocket got multiple holes after about 3mo (Got ltt screwdriver, and never placed it with screws in)
- Knees tore fist after about 6mo. It's double layered, but once it rips it's quite hard to remove the ripped layer.
- Backside pocket also got holes from my wallet after 8mo
*these cons have happened to all my pants, so just pointing them out.

Overall, good pants with overkill pockets which I love!
But paying double for extra pockets alone is rough, when the material/build quality is standard.

PS, Judge.me doesn't have options to upload photos :(