Rothco Camo Tactical BDU Pants Camo Cargo Pants

Picked up the Rothco camo pants for a Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater cosplay and it’s perfect. The camo pattern is super close to Snake’s jungle fatigues, and the fit is just right for that tactical look. Durable material, lots of pockets, and it holds up great during cons or photoshoots. Highly recommend for any Big Boss fan!

My old pair ripped after 15 years of service. I’m 6’2” 120 lbs and they fit perfectly. The material and stitching is good quality and they dry out fast if you get caught outside in the rain.

Alright so.... I've been wearing these pants quite extensively for about a year now. For the price, you can't beat em. I've had to sew some of the crotch buttons back on, but for the most part they're very durable and well made pants. The problem I've had is inconsistency. I ordered the woodland camo digitals this time around and got the acu digitals. I knew right away they weren't what I ordered because the acu's are tan and light grey, and the woodlands are much darker, with green in them.This happened to me once before when I tried to order the black camos and got the blue ones instead. I thought that maybe due to my colorblindness that I was mistaken, but after this time I'm certain that I've been sent the wrong color twice in a row. The other inconsistency is in size. I had some mediums that fit like 34's, and some that fit like 32's. I had to go up a size to the larges, which are listed as being larger in the waist than what I normally wear in regular pants.TLDR: really good for the price but prepare for inconsistency in size and potentially color as well.May also need to resew a button or two here and there.Good pants, might need to resew some buttons.

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Excellent pants to wear, especially for the room they give you. They are durable breathable. Have a great look have a great fit. But always remember overtime things wear out and you’ll have to replace them. Only downside to these is they’re made in China.

I have size 34 pants and all of them are baggy on me where I could use a belt. I ordered medium which is 31-35 waist. These are actually about 32 waist with the strap all the way out. I can't even button the top button. Not even close to a size 35 (which should be too big on me). Also the main advantage of military pants is the gusseted crotch which makes it easy to do kicks, splits or any kind of movement. These are kind of gusseted but oddly tight in the crotch for military pants- maybe its because the whole thing is too small. Then at the legs they are a big long. If I ordered a size up they would have been ok but the fit is weird. Definitely not standard military specs.Other than the sizing being way off and the design only half way similar to BDU specs- the material and workmanship seems to be of good quality- though there are threads hanging out in places- mass produced stuff. The camo coloring looks good. Made in china without any attention to detail in terms of the design and sizing. Who knows the pair you get might be too big but I'm guessing most of them run smaller than the stated size. For $35 they aren't bad at all. Normally military style pants are $50 or even $80. Actual real military pants I think aren't for sale to civilians but they used to have stuff you could buy that was basically the same thing. I haven't worn any for a really long time and here lately all I see are cheaper lower quality pants- not sure if they have the good ones any more. A good pair of military pants might cost $80 but they'll last six years whereas a normal pair of pants lasts six months- so they are actually economical. In this day and age I guess we are stuck with cheaper lower quality products.

I have a 33 waist and size Medium fit me perfect. 34 or 35 would be pushing it. Also, I purchased two pairs of Mediums and they definitely feel different on my waist. While the sizing is inconsistent, they are nice pants that I would buy again, so I give it five stars.

I ordered several pairs of these pants in varying colors about 2 years ago. I wear them daily for work in a factory/warehouse environment. They've held up great, I'm considering getting a couple more pairs so I don't have to do laundry as often. They're a little stiff at first but quickly soften up after a few washings. I first heard about them from a friend who's had a pair for probably 10+ years (although he doesn't wear them as much).Pros: They're incredibly comfortable, fit is great - the breathability is great in the summer heat and they're enough of a relaxed fit that I can layer thermals under them in the winter. Pockets are nice and roomy (though that could be me being used to women's pockets lol).Cons: A couple minor things, 1. the camo ones the pattern is printed on whatever the lighter color is and the dye does fade over time. No completely bald spots even on my friend's that he's had forever, but they do definitely take on a "weathered" look eventually. I haven't had this issue with my solid colors. 2. I have one pair that must have slipped through a quality check or something, when I first got them they had some loose thread ends sticking out that I had to trim here and there. Seams have otherwise stayed solid. The same pair has so far in 2 years had 2 buttons come off, and a 3rd is getting loose. Easy enough to sew buttons back on so I don't mind, and again, none of my other pairs have had any issues so I think it's just a fluke with this one pair.Overall, 5 stars, regularly recommend them to my coworkers and customers!