Wrangler® Men's Fleece Lined Cargo Pant

I am thinking of ordering another pair! I work in a cold storage, with temperatures 35 and below and I am comfortable without bundling up.

These pants are quality pants that fit and feel great, I work in them daily and these pants are durable and excellent to wear while I work. I own multiple pairs and they have impressed me from day 1.

Short story — I've had these fleece-lined cargo pants on for about five minutes, and I had to come here and give a review: these fleece-lined cargo pants are fantastic! Long story. As someone who has had a stroke, getting dressed is a real chore. And living in Iowa, shorts and tank tops are great in the summertime — not so much in the wintertime. Pulling on a full set of pants is difficult at times; forget about long johns. I've always loved cargo pants for the extra pockets, and when I saw these fleece-lined cargo pants, I knew I had to give them a try. I've always liked Wrangler products, and this one is top of the line. Wrangler's cargo pants are very soft and flexible, and these are no different — but with the extra fleece lining, I kinda consider them lounge pants deluxe. These pants don't have the top flap over the rear pockets (which I feel just gets in the way), and they also have that open slot on the left leg cargo pocket — perfect for slipping in a cell phone without having to open the flap. I'll definitely be picking up at least one or two more pairs. And with the color selections, you can grab a pair for any occasion.

Very surprised by the high quality, great fit, and exceptional comfort of these fleece lined pants. My husband said they're like wearing pajama pants only better! The chocolate camo is a great color! I loved his so much that I plan on buying a pair for myself. Add tan suede Sam Edelman boots, a white blouse, and a nice belt and I'll be set for most any outing!

They were a bit more lightweight than my Smith's lined pants but will still work. Just wish Wrangler made the same pant in ladies. Was forced to buy men's pants which aren't made for the curvatures of a woman. Shocked that Wrangler doesn't recognize women work outdoors too.

The side pockets are horrible. They sit way too low. They start just above the knee. Normally use these pockets for my phone. But now all it does its bind up when you walk and make it so it's in the way when bending down. Had an older pair the same size that I had no issues with. Compared side by side you can tell the new ones have bigger back pockets and the side pockets start lower down the leg. Regret buying these new ones.

ripped out by zipper after about half a dozen washes/wears.

I was hoping for the same quality of the pants I bought a few years ago called Wrangler Authentics. The outer shell on these is much thinner. The tech pocket is to shallow and only on the left handed side. The stitching holding the zipper in is coming out. Finally, the label says they are 36 inch waist but they are more like a 38 inch. I am making them work because they are so cheap and returning them is a hassle.

I thought the pictures that were shown there were two front full size cargo pockets instead of half size pockets that aren't deep at all. The two rear pockets are regular pockets that are even shallower than the front. I wanted real cargo pants not "want to be"cargo pants. The price for the pants is the only thing going for them.

The pants are great. They are very warm and comfortable. However, something weird happened. I'm 32x32. All my pants for the past twenty years have always been 32x32. I buy a lot of George brand Walmart pants, Levies, Wrangler jeans, all 32x32. At my local Walmart, they had these pants, but in a much larger size. No 32x32. Living in the high mountains of Colorado and with in fleece liner, these would be perfect for the winter. I ordered two sets of 32x32. When they arrived, before taking the tags off, I tried a pair on. They fit perfectly. Like my normal 32x32 pants. I then washed them. I keep my washer on "cold" temperature. I was everything in cold water. After drying, the next day we had a cold front come through, and I went to put them on, and I couldn't even button them. They must have shrunk in the dryer. When the pants arrived, I only tried on one pair. I thought maybe they sent me one that was the wrong size and I didn't try that pair on. But, no! Both had shrunk in the dryer. I have a friend that is 30x31. The length does not matter. I asked him to try them on. He couldn't even button the pants, and he's a 30. So buyer beware. I returned and received a refund. I do want the pants, but I have no idea what size to order. Maybe 34's maybe 35 waists?