Men's Technician Pant

About this item

ROOM2MOVE FIT. Constructed with a gusseted crotch and improved fit in the seat, thigh, and knee, this pant gives greater range of motion. Advanced mobility for greater productivity.
ADVANCED COMFORT. For long days on the job, this work pant features ripstop fabric for a comfortable fit and added durability. Dependable through each wear and wash, the Technician Pant is up for any job.
REINFORCED CONSTRUCTION. Constructed with 100% ripstop cotton, these work pants help keep you comfortable and are ready for any task at hand. Finished with leather tape measure reinforcement on right front pocket.
RIGGS WORKWEAR. Durable enough to stand up to the daily wear and tear of tough jobs, without sacrificing a great look. Pair with RIGGS shirts and jackets for a complete look.
UTILITY STORAGE. These ripstop pants are made with ample storage: (2) front pockets, (2) back pockets, (1) oversized watch pocket and (1) side leg pocket.

• Pool Contractor

  Riggs workwear is a great alternative to Carhartt. These are nice lightweight pants that are super durable and comfortable.I like the leather accent at the front pockets as I clip my folding utility knife in on a daily basis.I highly recommend any the Riggd wear products.

• Bama Tony

  This is not just another pair of pants. They fit as expected by the size I ordered. I work in IT and I am in the office most of the time but never know when I will be in the field, under a desk, or in some chase way. They look great but are tough enough for the odd jobs. The material is tough but breathable. The pockets are sewn with backing inside the pants to prevent tearouts and are high enough on the hips so that you are not sitting on top of your wallets or other items in your rear pockets.The leather-reinforced belt clip on the right-hand pocket makes a great space to clip on your knife or other tools without destroying the rim of the pocket.I ordered two pairs to start with and I am ordering two more pairs today.I highly recommend these pants.

• Philíp

  Appearance looks good. Nice quality mid-weight fabric. pocket features are nice. good value for the money. Fits as expected, my size is 36x30. Kinda same style as my 5.11 tactical pants. however the inseam is a little bit higher, and the overall length is a about 2 inches longer (see pictures). Not a big deal when I'm wearing shoes, but when I'm not, it touches the floor.

• Ed J. Hayes

  I listened to the other reviews here and bought one size shorter in length and one size larger in waist. I bought a 34/30 where my normal size is 33/32. I should have bought a 33/30. The waist is a little large for me, the waist is true to size. The legs were the correct length at a 30 for me. So I suggest getting your normal waist and one size shorter length.

• Red

  I bought my first few pairs of these a little over a year ago, wear them everyday at work and they're still holding up well. I only bought these now because it was the time of year we get new work pants of our choosing through my job. I'm very rough on my jeans and usually do good to get 8 months to a year out of them, but it looks like these will last twice that. They're stiff at first, but after a few washes they're very comfortable. I hope they never stop making them.

• Alex Acevedo

  The pockets are so tight to my a** even putting my phone in there with no case on it must be done with more precision and force than is practical, especially when working. And then once lodged there strains against movement, im a skinny dude, and the pants fit fine, can insert fingers at the wasteband etc, but for a work pant i need to be able to use my pockets more actively, the only one that i like on these is the mid leg pocket. Could maybe to with some flexibility in the pockets or some clever stiching to give the pockets better access. I wanna be able to get things in and out of a back pocket easily without the need for both hands, and not have an impression of the object left on my backside just because i carried it there for a short time. Trying CQR brand, they have a similar pant, will see if it has similar problems. Also, while this remains to be seen, i don't get the impression that this fabric is particularly rugged/durable, its far thinner than denim or even modern stretchy jeans, we will see if they last, but color me skeptical. Pants are comfortable enough if you dont use the pockets, very breathable due to the super thin fabric, and they look good(i think), but they were marketed as a tough work pant, not as a fashion accessory, and not as a light weight summer pant, so those qualities only earn it 3 stars from me, but if the pants dont last, neither will the remaining stars. **Update** yeah, CQR is the way.

• Duffer

  Fit as expected. Look great. Feel great. Comfortable. Lightweight. Perfect for warm weather work or hunting in my case.

• Jared Rittenhouse

  Fabric seems tough but maybe a bit on the light side. It is comfortable though. Pants seem great. Width at ankle is slightly wide vs how tight they are at the waist. But otherwise fit as expected.

• Noah Nauth

  For context I am an aircraft mechanic and this is the first review for these pantsMy job exposes me to high and low temperatures, rain and sunshine and a mix of oils, lubricants, greases, hydraulic fluids, sharp objects and etc. I definitely need a pair of pants that allows for a good ramge of movement with pockets, breathability, and durability. The pant material is quite thin so I’m a little skeptical about how strong they will be and when I was sitting the other day I noticed the seam of the pant looked stressed (I’m 5’7 and 160 pounds the pants are 32x32). The pants did not tear but it did not give me a good feeling to see them look like that on the first wear. I did however get a lot done that day and from kneeling to laying on the ground and banging my knees on tool boxes the pants held up fairly well. A broken pice of metal was able to rip the back pocket but the hole, for the time being, appears to be well isolated to the small area of the pocket it occurred at. So far so good with these pants, I will try to update a little bit later.

• Tyler

  I hate buying work pants. I have had several pairs of this pant. They last me about 6 months rotating a handful through weekly. The rip stop is not perfect, I have gotten cuts near the pockets and ended up throwing them when they are nearly new. I hate to spend anymore since these somewhat holdup and once they are stained enough to notice they are pretty worn.