Customer Reviews Wrangler Riggs Workwear Ranger Pant

These were made of excellent materials and I was so excited for my hubby to try them on, but they did not even go around his waist. Everything else fit great. I had my brother try them on because he is a couple sizes smaller and he couldn't get them to go around his waist either. The sizes have to be different than the other material from wrangler. I bought him some jeans and they fit fine.

Great cold weather pant with deep pockets a comfortable fit.Material is heavy duty but not overly so.

My husband has these in the shorts and loves them for work. We bought these for during wintertime. These are significantly looser in the crotch and pants legs. Will try them in a 34 instead.

Bought the color bark, but actual product was a light loden. Maybe this is bark in Vietnam where product is manufactured. Ordered length 30" but 30" in Vietnam must be longer than 30" in US. Consider 1" shorter than you normally buy.

A little snug in the waist, squeezes waist at back when bending. Loose in legs - good. Sturdy pants! Love the ripstop

They looked like a good quality work pant for the money. I thought the waste band was more forgiving. All the other Wrangler pants I purchased have the flex waste. These were tight before washing. I was afraid they wouldn't fit after washing so i returned them.

Seems good, time will tell. Sizing is strange and inconsistent. I purchased two pairs in the same size and the one was tighter at the waist than the other and the others inseam was much longer than any other pants with a similar inseam.

I love the pants and no Flaws except I dont think it was a true Size of 32 Waist since I ordered my George Straight regular and also the "Rigg Tech." Pants they they all fit perfect. The "Rigg Ranger Cargo Pant" was way to tight. Maybe just an accident...unfortunately I am sending them back and ordering a size 33 Waist... Fingers Crossed they are not to big...unfortunate because I really like the pants

Good looking and properly fitting clothes are not an easy find. And most retail outlets do not have my size. 35 waist X 30 inseam. I am discovering this phenomenon with all things, not simply Wrangler pants. Going forward, I will always shop directly from Wrangler. I will be traveling to Italy soon. Already I am feeling European with these classic fitting cotton pants. I will travel well wearing them. Thank you Wrangler.

Everyday wear until summer

There should be two belt loops in the back instead of one narrow belt loop that digs into your spine when you sit against a hard surface, like these pants have. Wrangler's hiking cargo pants have a wide belt loop on the back that isn't uncomfortable, so that would also be a good fix for the design. The belt loops in the front are a bit close together for my taste, but the pants serve their purpose. Aluminum and stainless chips are usually easy to blast off with compressed air, and the utility loop is just the right size for everything from abused calipers to deadblows to barcode scanner wands. The knee was not flexible and would stick to my skin for the first couple months, but I either got used to it or the problem resolved itself. The extra pockets on the right are good for a pencil & Sharpie, and having a 6" scale handy. I can tell by the styling on the back pockets that I'm far from the only one wearing these pants. The Loden color is a decent compromise between an olive green and a depressingly drab and dark industrial muck color. The "R" on the fly button on mine was skewed way off from vertical, but that doesn't matter because if you're not wearing these work pants with a belt, I think you're confused. I think I might look for a different brand for a second pair of work pants in a different color because I know there are comparable models with more belt loops that don't dig into the spine, but I would be content with another pair of these pants in a different color. The Ripstop feature is thankfully not one I have made use of, at least to my knowledge.

Everyday use and husband loves the pockets

These are good pants, I would and have recommended them to coworkers, but I am afraid if they become popular the price will increase Thanks Wrangler for some good work pants.

Definitely they do not stretch or move well like the description states "Room2Move fit technology and action gusset for maximum mobility". They are very stiff and boxy. I would hate to see them if they didn't have this "technology" in them!

I would like to see a lighter weight design with a flex waste band for hot summer days.

Gave it 4 stars because there's no sizes available for 40" length and I'm tall.

I bought a set of 5 to replace my last Wrangler Riggs set that lasted work week after work week for 3 years. The old pair size was 31x30 and was about an inch short, but pant lengths are in 2 inch increments, which is a bit annoying. The new pair size is 31x32 and they're a bit long, but it will do. I noticed this new version is tighter in the hips and crotch, but just fine in the waist. I didn't grow in the hips, so this is a manufacturing change. That's the only critique I have. Otherwise, they're hardy and good quality.

When I ordered I was to receive one pair in 'Bark' color but it was canceled without explanation so I had to re-order a different color. Bark is my preferred (uniform) color. The size tag should be relocated because it sticks above the waist, a real nuisance!

Stitch wasn't complete below zipper, zipper puller would slide off at bottom. Was an easy enough fix. Rest of build quality is good however.

These are great for my work and every day wearing.

This is my wish list for Mens Riggs Ranger rip-stop cargo pants: *More color choices for "lined" pants. *Many folks I know want you to add size 28 length (for all colors, lined & regular). Consider even a shorter length (24, 26). A woman I was working with buys the mens pants because they are double-knee, has more colors, more pockets and larger waist sizes. But she cuts inches of fabric off the leg bottoms. *Add multiple long, narrow pockets on (the top of) the left cargo pocket. To hold a pen, pencil, marker, pen light, laser pointer, etc. *Add built-in buttons or button holes on waist/belt area for suspenders. Similar to a garment found from company "Round House" brand of jeans. (logger #4404) *These pants could have shorter length of fabric on the double-knee. The double-knee fabric doesn't need to go to bottom/mid of shin. *Add extra fabric under some of the belt loops, esp. the bottom of some of the belt loops. My belt loops rip off frequently. *Anti-slip component built into inside of waist band area (to hold shirts in place) would be wonderful. Similar to what quality dress pants have.

Great pair of pants BUT the brown fades very quickly and when it does they look purple!

I have always used Riggs, they are very durable. This particular order seem to be miss labeled, I purchased 3 pair, brown, grey, and black, the black pair should have been labeled 34/38 instead of 34/36. Because of the extra length I cannot wear without find someone to alter the length, I cannot walk with the leg of the pants under my feet.

They are a little warm in summer but when working with bees they cannot sting thru, so very happy. My whole crew wears these jeans. Tim

I love the construction, stitching and waist fit, however the length of the inseam is approximately 6 inches longer than I believed my measurements to be.