Wrangler Riggs Workwear Men's Ripstop Carpenter Jean

Heavier denim..much more substantial than their Classic Carpenter jeans (and just a few bucks more). Nice deep pockets, and the cordura re-enforced back pockets are a nice touch. Leather re-enforced front pocket is nice, as I always carry a folding knife clipped to that pocket, and on other jeans it wears out the denim after a while. Perfect stitching all around and great fit on me. I expect these pants to be very durable with good longevity. Considering what jeans cost these days, these pants are a solid value, IMO.

These jeans are very heavy weight. They are almost too heavy to wear as a normal pair of jeans. They are very nice, if you need a heavy work jean. Sad that wrangler stopped making the regular carpenter jean. I wore for at least 20 years most days for work and the matching shorts.

They are good material and fit well unless I have to bend over, then the waist and ass are uncomfortably snug and rise up. Also the side tool pocket is very shallow, small, and being on the left sucks when all other pants have them on the right.

It’s strange that the 34 waist is still tight, my waist size being 33.

I love these pants, they aren't too thick but still feel great quality and fit true to size. Would buy again.

Great product great price heavy weight jean last forever

These are the second pair of the durable wrangler Rig work pants that I've bought.the first have extra cargo style pockets and are terrific for hard work jobs, and these are without the cargo pockets, and are my new favorite everyday wear pants.Amazon's 0% interest payment plan really helps with affording quality products like this Wrangler work pants.

These seem to be well made. The sizing is correct. I like the style but wish the side pocket was wider to hold my cell phone. I think all pants these days should have a cell phone pocket.

They look great and are very comfortable for long days in the office or in the field. I’m in construction management on site all day and they hold up well. For the price they seem to be the best value in a work pant that i’ve come across. Fairly heavy but not overly heavy for a durable pair of work pants. Not as heavy as your typical carhart/ dickies canvas work pants.

I like the way they look (straight leg and fit nicely over a work boot) and the material is heavy duty ripstop like the Ranger pants. I also like that they don’t have as many pockets as the Ranger pants so they’re not as bulky. The material inside the pockets is OK, but I would have preferred ripstop all the way. The issue I have with these pants is I typically wear a 32” waist, but these are just a touch smug (I could get away with it if I didn’t tuck in my T-shirt); however, what I can’t get beyond is the high waist, which makes it uncomfortable to bend over. I’m a twig with a tight stomach and the high waist digs into me every time a crouch or bend over. I’ll be returning them. Too bad because I liked the fewer pockets and how they fit below the waist.

Wranglers, because they fit!No need for a change room to try these on, know your size and budda bing budda boom, you have a great pair of pantsThis style and colour are my favorite, I wear them for casual outings to family gatherings or out for a casual dinner with friends. Yes they are very durable and designed for the big boss on the construction site, you know, the guy who suppose to look like he knows stuff!Trust me, I have been complimented many times while wearing these pants, even by strangers wanting to know where they can get them.Wranglers, because they fit!

These fit good. They are light but tough material. Since I bought for work, I found comfortable and roomy in the crotch area. I do alot of crouching and up and down ladders. Greay work pants.

I've never owned a pair of Riggs before and I really like them. I was originally going to get the Ranger version but Carpenter were 25% off so I started here, but I wonder if it was worth it since I use cargo pockets often. The material is a bit stiff but it feels very strong. The back pockets are fully lined with Cordura, so no lip to hook onto wallets and full pocket durability. Cordura is just a woven nylon for heavy use, like a rough canvas. The brown leather tape measure clip is only a lip on the edge, not full double sided leather, with the backside being white pocket liner made from ripstop cotton. The front pockets are nice and deep, the back pockets are large enough, the front utility pocket is big but too tight, the tool pocket opening is too small for the hand so don't place screw bits or whatever in the pocket, and the hammer loop is normal. The pants are on the baggy side but the waist is a tight fit, maybe too tight but I can fit without a belt. I'm more of a 31" than 30" but I usually buy 30" as it tends to fit better than 32" do, so my size seems to vary by pant design. The button slot wasn't fully cut on my pants, but the button is now easier to get in and out now that I sliced the hole longer towards where the stitching is. The very bottom joint between the legs has an additional cut section in the design to prevent split tearing, similar to martial arts pants. Loden color is a dark subdued green color, which I thought would be like a pine green but it almost looks dark gray because the hue is so subtle, while the stitching is more of a pine green. Dark gray buttons and brown Cordura and leather go with the Loden green to create a nice mountain woods color palette. All of the stitching on the pants are very durable feeling, extra strong build. The main feature of the pants is the ripstop cotton fabric material itself, and the pants as a whole feel incredibly strong and durable. These pants feel like they will last a long time, but I'll have to wait and see as some reviews claim their pants tore quickly. Despite being made from a stiff and strong material, they feel very comfortable and natural on the skin. Machine wash cold with like colors, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, tumble dry low or line dry. I would avoid fabric softener to retain the strength but dryer sheets are probably fine. For $45.50, I think you're getting good quality pants but I would pay a few dollars more for the Ranger pants which come with cargo pockets and double knee material. My Carpenter pants were 25% off which made the price $33.90, and then I had a $10 off coupon for Amazon through some purchase or whatever, so for me these were more like half-off and paid with a birthday gift card. Now that I own a pair of Riggs Workwear, I can see paying in full for pants like these as I thought the price didn't look worth it at first but I see that they have much higher build quality and material than typical pants. All I can do now is just wait and see how well they truly hold up when taken outdoors.