Customer Reviews Wrangler ATG by Wrangler Upland Pant

these are my fall and winter go to for hunting and general outdoor activities

Fast shipping fits great tried last week swirl hunting with them work really good going through the sticker bushes recommend to anyone

Excellent for working outside and not worrying pants will tear. Very comfortable....

After looking at several upland hunting pants I decided on Wranglers for the price. I've worn them in the field about a dozen times so far they have busted the brush! Been through some dense briars with relative comfort.

I've hunted with these pants in the rugged cactus hills of west Texas the last two Quail seasons. They've held up well. As others have said, why aren't you making these in other colors: khaki, brown, green. That's my only complaint, just need more options.

The pants were comfortable and kept me bone dry.

I wear these on construction jobs and they compare too several of my double fronts, patch reinforced $100 pants, for about HALF the price, LOVE these.CONS: only offered in one color, but even it its great! HIGHLY recommended.

I got these for grouse hunting in briars and stickers and they work well, and less expensive than other brands of upland pants.

look forward to using this in the field

After 2 days pheasant hunting through as tough terrain as I can imagine, I can't recommend a better budget briar pant. I felt like a tank walking through THICK fire brush and briars. There are only a couple things I would change. 1. The pockets are very shallow. So I won't keep anything in my pockets while hunting because I'm worried they'll fall out. 2. The felt waist band is terrible. I have to wear my belt extra tight so they don't fall down. Other than that there are bonus good things. 1. They have a long zipper. 2. The fit is super loose so you never feel bound up. Crossed a few barbed wire fences with no problem.

Will use for hunting and for working in briars doing forestry work. Had to have the waist and length professionally altered (taken up) since pants were not available in my waist and inseam size.

Looking forward to see how they hold up for pheasant hunting. It will take 3-5 years to really know!

For upland bird hunting these pants are great at keeping stickers and brush from pocking you through your pants. Being Wrangler they fit incredibly well and being denim they break in and flex in the spots you want. But WHY, WHY are these only blue now? The protection is still brown but the denim used to be brown as well. Upland hunting is a work out and you will sweat in the fall. After a year of use and a bunch of washings my skin is still getting stained blue after a days hunt. Just make them brown on brown!

I've gotten these in Camo. Are you guys going to make those again. While the demin fit good I find the Camo ones fit better

The jeans are a great fit and good for quail hunting only disappointing thing is the pockets aren't deep enough to hold anything they ain't even big enough to get but about half my hand in them.

I was looking for the brown part to be different, its still denim. I wanted a polyeurathane coating on the brown. But they are nice pants.... just not what im looking for.

The Wrangler ProGear PG101An were the greatest upland pants I've ever owned. I still have three pairs that I will keep patching until you bring them back or I fine a comparable from another. Buttons for suspenders!! I guess I'm old school.

They ware out pretty quick and there is no selection for colors or camouflage prints. Honestly just save for a better pair of the more expensive brands.

I bought these on the recommendation of a friend. Although the pants appear to be well made and very comfortable, they were terrible for pheasant hunting. Every possible burr and sticker was stuck to the reinforced parts of the pants. After one walk through the corn o took a picture. As the day went of, they collected more burrs and brush. As a result they were basically unusable for hunting.