Wrangler Mens Caviar Utility Pants

I use the pants for hiking, camping or just as an everyday pants. The pants are wind proof, water resistant (water beads right off) they are very lightweight and comfortable. The only negative is I would prefer cargo pockets on both legs but other than that I really like the pants

I'm very hard to fit in pants. I usually have to try on any that I pick out, so needless to say I had my apprehensions about ordering online. Amazingly these pants fit like they were tailored for me. The material is very forgiving which allowed for my skinny legs and thicker waist. Would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for your "not so normal" but attractive work slacks.

A little loose, and that is okay; if a smaller waist was ordered it may have been too tight and not able to accommodate slight fluctuation in weight. Very light and comfortable

These pants are great! They run long and are perfect for tall guys! I'm really skinny and really tall and have 30 waist and a 36 inseam which obviously isn't a very common size so I just usually wear 30 34s and just deal with my pants being a bit short. But these pants actually fit me perfectly I can sit down without worrying about them getting pulled up my leg a ridiculous amount. As far as quality goes they seem great, I love the material, and the comfort. They seem pretty decently water resistant but I'm sure you still get pretty soaked if it's raining hard. I'm going to use them as early season hunting pants as they compare pretty well with most "hunting brand pants". No need to spend $150+ when you could buy these.

I typically would use these for outdoor adventure activities (hiking,summer range days). stronger than some cheaper versions, but lighter than some other outdoor companies and less expensive. water resistant (not proof). id actually say comfortably slim fit, i dont like bulky hanging pant that interferes with activities but also not wearing skinny jeans if you get my drift. only worn around town so far first time getting some this year and due to pandemic, haven't made hiking trips yet.

I bought these because I wanted more of the same ATG wrangler pants that I already own and love. These were the closest I could find. These ones however, have one less cargo pocket then the old model ATG pair that I love. They also changed the Spandex to Nylon Ratio by 1% which some how makes them feel/fit differently. Overall good pants, I don't regret buying, Just disappointed that they no longer make/sell the same pair that I love which I believe to be better than this this newer design.

I have yet to try the caviar pair without the tags, but if I did a return and got the 30/30 size, I might be squeezing into them with any slight weight gain, so I'll likely keep them. The forest night pair is a little loose, but all the other features outweigh that The durability and quality of manufacture remain to be ascertained.

I recently picked up a pair of Wrangler ATG pants for my son, and overall, he's pretty impressed with their comfort and fit. The material feels great, and they have a nice stretch that makes them perfect for outdoor activities and everyday wear. The 33W34L size fits him just right, offering a good balance between room and a snug feel. However, there are a couple of areas that could use some attention. First, while the pants are comfortable and functional, the color options in the 33W34L size are a bit lacking. I'd love to see more variety in this size range, as the existing colors are a bit limited for my taste. Second, after just a few wears, I noticed some pilling on the fabric, which was a bit disappointing. I expected a more durable material, especially given the pants are marketed as rugged. If Wrangler could upgrade the fabric to prevent this, it would make these pants a lot more long-lasting and give them a more premium feel. Overall, I think the Wrangler ATG pants are a solid choice if you're looking for comfort and functionality, but some improvements to the fabric and color options would make them even better.

I own four pairs of Wrangler atg pants. Two were made in Bangladesh and the other two in another country I don't remember. They were great when new, but they quickly turned from a lightweight nylon technical type pant, to more of a cotton feel because of degrading material.

Comfortable and fairly thin material, but the sizing is way off compared to other pants I wear. I wear approximately a 33x34 in Levi's and had ordered these Wranglers as 34x34 but they honestly fit more like a 32x40, they were incredibly long and pretty snug in the waist.