Official Troop Light-Weight Ripstop Cargo Pants

These pants are terrible, first off the sizes aren't even specific or made at the right size. For example if you normally wear 34 for pants, you might want to get a 40. So I bought a bigger size for my brother, and they ripped on the first day, don't waste your money on this.

These might be fine for the boys, but I bought 2 pairs for myself through the "BOGO" sale. I am not happy with the quality. I expected a lot better for the price, and now I'm stuck with 2 pairs of pants I probably won't ever wear. The material is very thin (thinner then any other pair of pants or jeans I own). I am also a skinny guy, but these pants are still too tight on my legs for my liking. They say "ripstop" material, but I can't imagine these not ripping on the first stick I walk by. And I missed the "unhemmed" part of the description, so now I need to figure out how to do this to the bottom of the pant legs (I don't have a clue lol). They would probably work fine for a young boy, but I don't suggest any dads to buy these pants.

They were a gift for my grandson. He seemed to really like the pants.

While at the 10-year anniversary leadership conference, I tried on two sizes 34 & 36. My jeans are 34/32. The legs on the 34 could not maker it much above my knees as they were too thin to go over my thighs. The legs on the 36 squeezed over my thighs. While the fabric and look seemed good, the cut was way too skinny to be worn.

Given that these pants are unhemmed (mentioned in the description), that increases the cost for a pair of pants by $20 to $50 depending on where you take them to get hemmed. That puts the total pant cost between $60 and $95 per pair plus shipping. This is absurd. Our troop has decided against using these pants entirely.