Use is simple enough; undo exterior AND interior top buttons (they added a plastic button on the inside of the zipper to keep pants secure, I actually like it) and sipper, pull on, refasten. I like the obviously-specialized EMT tool pockets. Very handy for pens, flashlights, lighters, knives, ect. The pant legs seem a little long, but they aren't uncomfortable, and who knows; maybe I just have shrimp legs.

I feel that the sizing is a little off. I bought a 32 inch waist and that usually fits right, but I feel that they were too small before the first wash when they shrink a size or two. I also feel that the legs are too tight. Next time I will order a size bigger

This is my third pair, love the durability and quality. They run about a half size small but other than that a great pair of uniform pants!

I have two pair of these pants, but both pants are not the same even though I ordered the same ones. One pair is more BDU style fabric, you can see the rip stop stitching, they are little stiffer then cotton pants but this keeps them from bunching and they always look neat and professional with out attracting lint. Of the two this was my fav. pair..then I dumped fuel down them and ruined them, lol. The second pair I have feels like cotton and wears like it. They are much softer then the other pair I had and attract lint like you would not believe. I prefer the look and feel of the first pair, not sure why both are not the same. Both pairs and durable, look good after years of use.

I have them in my kneepads for comfort when im on knees for an hour on the scene and they aee good tools for an anker point

I have worn these pants for about two weeks. I'm still finding pockets. BEST WORK PANTS I've owned. Will buy the black pair next. THANKS ""Firestore"".

It is lightweight and versatile & great for volunteer ff work.

I LOVE THESE PANTS. I carry my Trauma Shears in the scissors pocket of course on my right side, my penlight, a CPR Mask in the lower pocket on the right side, my wallet in the interior cargo pocket on the right side, 5 pairs of gloves in the, what I call the built in glove pouch, a pulse oximeter in my left cargo pocket, and ""respiratory precautions"" in my lower left cargo pocket. My stethoscope goes into the left upper cargo pocket. I can basically carry everything I need to do an initial assessment, and to start getting vitals, and I could go on and on... These pants should be standard uniform in all Fire & EMS Agencies.

I would follow the washing instructions to keep pants in best shape.