EmersonGear Combat Pants w/ Integrated Knee Pads (Color: AOR2 / Size 32)

"Great fitting pants. The sizes are for your waist size. I am 6'2" @ 180 pounds with a 34 waist/33 inseam and they fit well (for additional reference, I wear a Carhartt relaxed fit 34x34 pant as well as a Dickies Flex Relaxed 34x30. The inside of the tag for the Emerson pants I ordered says 34 waist x 32 inseam.

Knee pads are easy to install but a little bulky. There are pull tabs to cinch the waist a bit more if you need it. The pants don't drag and aren't baggy, and there are plenty of pockets for equipment. They are a little on the heavier side because of the ripstop material. There are velcro adjustments at the leg cuffs to cinch around boots if needed.

All in all, pleased with my purchase and the fit of the pants.

"I personally really love these.

I am a 32-34 waist and the size 32 does fit me, and I use a belt battle belt.

Pros
+These really impressed me, super nice and tight fit, and the built in knee pads I loved.
+There is a lot of velcro adjustment to keep it tight to your body, which I felt a noticable difference in fast paced gameplay it really helped a lot.

Con:
There are some tears here and there, and I use them a lot. This is not super normal in comparison to my surplus BDU sets I have, non have tears and I've used them for years. I have not however used other pants that are this style with built in knee pads, like the 5.11 etc, but I really do think these combat bats are much better than standard BDU for airsoft use.

Overall: For aisoft use, I do highly reccomend these even for their price tag. If you are used to normal surplus BDUs or no uniform, this will really step up your game as they fit very well and offer a ton of protection.

"I bought these pants in AOR2 size 32 for American Milsim, and I've gotta say; they held up well for their price. I have a few reservations out of the box, one being the color of the knee pads, where I bought Crye Inserts instead. The other issue was that even for my height of 5'5", the bottoms barely reached my ankles, making it difficult to hide my skin or socks.

The first game I took them to was Copperhead 7, where I ran for hours, crawled around the dirt, and constantly took a knee. The pants held up well, the straps never came loose, and there were no visible tears.

The second game was Reindeer Games XX, which just ended yesterday. A few problems came up, one of which was one of my knee pads coming out at the end of the second day. No biggie. I was constantly crawling again up and down hills. There was a visible tear at the bottom of my right knee pad, big enough for my to stick my finger through. This issue might become worse throughout the months.

I'd say for only $95 right now, these pants are worth the price. If you want a pair of paints that'll last you years though, I'd rather you save up for the bigger brands like Crye Precision or UF Pro, which have seen a great length of use by militaries around the globe.