Propper Men's BDU 2.0 Cargo Pant

Love the inside coin pocket except waistband broke because it was plastic

They are great pants, I love them. The do not match the shade of green of the standard ripstop though. They are close but are slightly darker than the BDU jacket. Still great pants.

I’m 6’4” and wore a L length BDU, DCU, ACU, etc. on these the L length is WAY too long for me. Even with the blousing ties it is ridiculous looking. Unless you are at least 6’7” regular length will be fine. Other than that they are comfy, but I will be returning

I've owned many pairs of their bdu pants in cotton, the cotton poly blend, and their "battle rip". All held up to a ton of abuse. These showed up with loose threads everywhere and seams coming apart. The plastic hardware to adjust the waistband lasted one wear. They do breath fantastically...

Alright I've had these pants since July I think for the price they are ok, not great. I think If you want to use them as rucking pants to train in and save more durable BDUs for more serious work these are fine. As other reviews have said the plastic adjustment buckles have already broken. Propper if you're reading this go back to the metal adjustment sliders from the classic BDU. Fit and finish is ok, not great I think they'll be durable enough for casual hiking and rucking but I would go with 50/50 NYCO BDUs for serious work.

Fit and feel very similar to the Army's hot weather uniform. Most soldiers wear the hot weather uniform all year due to how comfortable it is. These pants are no different. I will definitely be getting another pair.

Exactly what we needed for police training.

These were baggy, long, and a terrible overall fit. The intent was to use them while working on the ambulance, but I can only imagine all the extra materiel being caught on the stretcher, spare O2 tanks, bumpers, etc. the quality of works a ship is so-so which is why they’re so inexpensive.

I discovered Propper International while working in the oil patch in northern Alberta. I found a pair of real U.S. Army BDU pants in Woodland Camo pattern at the Goodwill store in Grande Prairie, and I loved those pants so much that I looked at the Propper website to see what else they had.The BDU 2.0 pants are the new updated and upgraded version (and a bit lighter than the heavier army BDUs I had) so I ordered a pair to try out. They were so comfortable and versatile that I ordered three more Olive Green, two Coyote Brown and a pair in black. Surprisingly, the black pair looks quite nice but also very subdued which is great for those more formal outings which require you want a bit of fashion to go with your function).The L-shaped pockets and EDC reinforcement on the bottom are such a great addition to the pants and one of those things you do not realize how awesome it is until you try it.The cellphone drop pocket on the left pantleg cargo pocket is also a great feature of the pants as it keeps your phone covered and separate from the cargo pocket items. The only downfall I can see to it is if you have one of the large smartphones and you keep it in a bulkier protective case, it may not slide easily into or out of the pocket. I ditched the smartphone world for a military-grade flip phone which does not need a case so the cellphone pocket works perfectly for me.Another great upgrade from the previous style of BDU pants I have is the dual buttons for the front pant closure. The buttons are on a vertical belt loop-style of attachment and it feels more durable than simply being sewn on, and having two button closures for the pants is a nice feature.The zipper fly is a quality YKK item that moves smoothly and stays closed. Going back to a zipper from the previous button fly of my old BDU pants was something I thought I would have to get used to (first-world problems, I know lol) but the zipper is actually quicker opening and since it is YKK you know it is quality and will last a long time.The soft waistband on the inside of the pants is yet again another part of the design that you are going to wish you had discovered a long time ago. If you tuck in your shirts, it will keep them in place. If you go untucked, it will be soft on your waist.All in all, I have been so happy with these pants and they are now the exclusive day-to-day ones I wear for home, hiking, camping and cycling. While I am rounding the corner to being half a century old and do not care what people think of me or how I dress (I make SOME effort to look decent but refuse to buy into trends to impress people), these pants have enough function and versatility to be the only pants you need, but they will not make you look like you a wannabe tactical prepper or doing some kind of army cosplay.

Comfortable

Fits quite large, and I bought 2XL. The waist adjustment buckles broke immediately on both pairs I bought. Otherwise, they are very comfortable, cool and fast drying.