Men's Flex For Comfort Regular Fit Ranger Pant

About this item

ADVANCED COMFORT. For long days on the job, this regular fit work pant features Flex For Comfort stretch for added mobility while you work. Durable and dependable, the Ranger Pant moves with you and keeps you comfortable all day long.
UTILITY FEATURES. A workwear staple — these work pants are made for the working man with features like a dirt drop vent, durable utility tool pockets and reinforced knees.
DURABLE & COMFORTABLE. Constructed with a stretch ripstop fabric, this work pant helps keep you comfortable and ready for any task at hand. Finished with a reinforced tape measure clip and 1000 Denier CORDURA fabric lined back pockets.
WRANGLER RIGGS WORKWEAR. Durable enough to stand up to the daily wear and tear of tough jobs without sacrificing comfort. Pair with RIGGS shirts and jackets for a complete set.
TOOL STORAGE. Ample storage for tools on the job: (2) roomy side cargo pockets with flaps and concealed snaps, (1) hidden cell phone pocket and (1) hammer loop.

• Jason B.

  Fit great, hold up to what ever I have thrown at them. Love the cargo pockets makes it great to store tools for service. I will definitely be getting some more

• Andrew

  Good product but the sizes run a little small. Still recommend these though if you durable pants.

• M. Jones

  Seem to be durable. Fit is exactly what I expected, ordered a 36 w and it is a 36 waist. All seams are in good order, no fraying or poor quality. All pockets are of good size, especially the fifth pocket (nice). I would like to see a sixth pocket placed on the left side, just like the one on the right. Would purchase again.

• thomas johnson

  The sizes run a little small similar to Dickies but the quality and comfort are way above the usual work pant. I have purchased Carhart, Dickies, and othe rbrands of work pants. I can easily say these beat the competition hands down.

• rodoc

  Well made pants are hard to find these days. Not only are these well made but there are plenty of pockets to carry all the things one needs to carry.I probably purchased over 12-18 pairs over the years. I wish they had blue Jeans with similar features. I like the different colors that one can choose from.Just bought another pair...

• Andrew S.Martin

  Durable & comfortable workwear made out of the finest qualities.

• M.C. 24

  I almost never write bad review but… Cut so small through the hips, thighs, and rise and I’m not even particularly thicc. I wear a 34x32 (6’ 185lbs.) in most pants including other Riggs’ but these are very restricting especially when squatting, lunging, or raising my knees. They measure out to 34”x 30 3/4”. The outer seam rotates all the way around to the front of my leg when raising my knee, not at all what you get from a comfortable well cut pair of pants. I just couldn’t wear them to work in. They do look good and seem to be quality material; I tried very hard in my frustration at the fit to blow them out and couldn’t. I would bite it and buy another pair in 36x34 but who knows what I’ll get. Riggs’ cut and color are just too inconsistent. The very first pair of Riggs Ranger Comfort or whichever of the nine names they have for their pants were and are my absolute favorite pair of work pants. I immediately used the buy again function and bought 2 more pair. The 2 new ones were cut baggier and the color changed from khaki to cardboard. I thought maybe these would be better but no. I think I’m done with Wrangler Riggs.

• Kordell Norton, CSP

  Industrial for sure. The reinforced pockets. The fit a little bit too snug and not a lot of forgiveness in the fit of these “canvas like” pants. For the right working guy I am sure these would be great. I found a better buy in the Authentic’s line by Wrangler.Just sayin

• Patrick Bentler

  Great fit, durable work pants fit as ordered, size seems to be accurate according to measurements.

• Crater21

  I really like the pants. They are comfortable and use snaps instead of velcro.The hammer loop is nearly worthless, it's not big enough to drop a hammer into with one hand. You need a 2nd hand to open it up and nudge it up the handle of the hammer a ways before you can drop the hammer. Basically, you shouldn't expect to use it to hold a hammer while you are working unless you wish to spend a ridiculous amount of time to put the hammer in the loop.