Troop Light-Weight Ripstop Cargo Uniform Pants

$40.00$45.00

Please note when looking at the sizing chart, there is a +/- 0.5″ variance for the Uniform Shirt and Light-Weight Cargo Pants.

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Description

Product Features:

  • Youth waist sizes (22″ – 28″) are expandable, and adult waist sizes (30″ – 56″) are expandable
  • 60/40 cotton/polyester blend
  • Light-weight and tapered, modern style
  • Rip-Stop material
  • Unhemmed
  • Multiple zip and/or Velcro pockets
  • Custom embroidery on the cargo pocket
  • All metal zippers

Sizing Chart:

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Customer Reviews

Based on 38 reviews
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Thaddeus A.
Booo Hiss

The pants were terrible, poor quality. Fitment was a joke, and did not match its online description. Now, I have to return them, costing me time and money. Do not buy them. See Billy A. "Disappointing" product review from 02/04/2025 as he was dead on.

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Bonnie
Very Disappointed

Having a thin son, we were happy we found pants that could accommodate his small waist size and also his height. Unfortunately, these pants are way too tight all over. I will be returning them because they are completely unwearable.

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Lonnie R.
Crotch area way too poofy

Too much extra material in the crotch area

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Billy A.
Disappointing

My chief complaint is the fit of these pants. The crotch of the pants is WAY too far down. With the belt at my hips, the crotch is halfway to my knees. I’m 5’11ā€ so I’m not a stumpy legged guy. With any squatting, the seams between the legs are already popping and tearing. These pants are thin, which they state, but I would have assumed that meant they were of a material that would be more substantial at that thickness, but these are just thinned out of the typical ripstop material. I don’t see these holding up for long at all. I get that the costs need to be lower so that all boys can afford them, but I really think that we’d be better served with better pants. Even name brand like Carhartt, Kuhl or something similar. Troops can do fundraisers to help with the costs of uniforms, and that effort would be worth it for better pants.

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David B.
Pants - well made, well done

quality, fit, looks - two thumbs up. FYI: They come long and unhemmed, I paid $11 locally to have them hemmed by an alteration shop.