IDOGEAR G3 Combat Pants with Knee Pads Multicam Black Airsoft Hunting Army Military Camouflage Clothing

Great pants, not too baggy not to tight at least for my size which is small. Wear them everyday at work which I do a lot of crawling around and I get in some tough terrain and all i got was a couple small rips. The knee pads are a utter joke and these would have to be custom tailored to be of any use as their is no way to adjust them right and they are more uncomfortable then having nothing at all. The price was higher then what I unusually pay for a pair of work pants but the pockets have made it worth it. I can get tons of stuff in them and I don’t have to make as many trips. It’s like having a tool bag without having to have a tool bag.

I have used Crye for a very long time and after understanding the flaws in the Crye I tried this type. These are fantastic. It appears that not only did they make them like the others brands, but improved on multiple areas that are lacking in them. In field ops it seems that these can take much more of a beating and I really like the material around the pads rather than just flex like the old.What a difference!!!! Great job whoever makes these

These are really great quality pants. Definitely comparable to truspec pants. The only major con for me is that the sizing is WAY off. I'm normally a 36/38 and the biggest size still fit me way too tight. I could have taken it to a tailor but I decided to just go with truspec and they fit tru to size (ha see what I did there)I would say if you are a size 36 or below then go with these because the kneepads on these cant be beat. Any bigger, go with a truspec variant and if you want kneepads they are compatible with milspec kneepads.

They feel great. Cargos are a little high on the sides. Definitely worth it for the money you’re saving. Idk if they would take a deployment... or a month in the field.

The pants are described accurately but the sizing is a off. We followed the size chart surprised at how detailed the chart was and when we received the pants they were almost like skinny jeans on him, which defeats the purpose of comfortable hunting pants. He did like how the knee pads were removable and that the pants had tabs to adjust.

OH MY EFFIN G! They can't get a single pair of pants right. I've bought 3 different kneepad pants from 3 different makers, and none of them are right. This one has holes for the kneepads that are too small and in the wrong place. No wonder they don't ship the pants with the kneepads in place. It's impossible to get in, no matter how hard you try. You'd be saving money by buying a real crye precision pants cause I just wasted x amount of dollars again.Edit: I'm sorry, but I was angry when I wrote the above. These pants are actually well built except for the holes for the plastic part of the kneepads being too small. The pockets are nice and deep, and the pants actually fit well. But there's still the problem with the kneepads. The way the kneepad pocket is designed I think, is to remove the plastic part from the foam, place the foam in the pocket, and then cover the hole with some weird flap that is sewn into the pocket. However, the pants are no longer the pants the buyer expected. I wanted the G3 style pants precisely because of the plastic kneepad part to prevent damage to the fabric when I kneel on concrete.If you want to fix the problem, make the kneepad pocket a few inches lower, as you can shorten the distance with the internal bungee cords, but you can't lower them if they'res simply not enough distance. Remember that the plastic part has to sit on the ground and under the lower part of the actual knee joint when one kneels, and pant legs rise several inches when the wearer sits or kneels. I still stand by what I wrote, but thought I should include some constructive criticism.

Comfortable. Knee pads suck though I only got 2 uses out of the knee pads before the Velcro gave out. Pants length could be a couple inches longer but overall they are very durable after what I put them through.

Great product!