Men's Fire Hose Fatigue Pants

I am not an easy man to size for pants, but these fit perfectly. The measured sizing runs true. The rise is good and tall, making for plenty of room in the crotch. The legs are cut to a good width, so there's room for guys with big legs.

I got mine in olive drab, and I really like the military styling.

Every seam is reinforced and double-stitched, I have no doubt these will stand up to some abuse.

I've been wearing these pants for three weeks now. I've done everything from operating a tractor, trimming trees to mechanical work on equipment. They passed with flying colors.

I love these pants, very comfortable and very light/movable for work pants.

I wear these pants for hard labor work and they hold up nicely!

Excellent all around heavy duty pant that will likely last for years. Very comfortable to boot.

I have other firehose pants from Duluth but the waist on these seemed to be about a 1/2 inch smaller. Other than that, I like the look of the military style pants as a change up to the normal looking pants.

I used these pants chain sawing a tree at our church. A 20' chain flew off my Stihl Pro 362 saw and struck my left leg. The pants were not even cut and only suffered a minor abrasion mark. The skin on my leg was torn but nothing serious. I am sure I would have been cut much more had I been wear regular cotton workpants. I honestly believe these tough pants saved my leg from deeper cuts. It was the first time I wore the pants and in over fifty years of using a chainsaw, the first time I had a chain fly off and cut me. These pants offer some protection in tough working situations.

Way more comfortable than the material name would suggest. I wear them all the time, even just hanging out in the house.

I work in an oil related industry, and these pants are everything a person could ask for in a work jean. Comfortable, flexible, plenty of pockets for all the gear you could need for the job. I will definitely purchase more in the future.

I loved the way the pants look, but the build quality is lacking. The first time I washed them and tried to button the right back pocket, the button came off. Duluth offered to take them back, but not replace them. I guess it was a short-stocked item. I figured I'd just do without, and that the bad button was a fluke. I really liked the style. The pants have now taken to fraying at the top of the cargo pockets and there's a hole above the left main pocket. These are not my every-day pants. I wear them about once every two or three weeks. Sadly, they will now be relegated to garage and yard work.