RothcoCamo Tactical BDU Pants Camo Cargo Pants

Picked up the Rothco camo pants for a Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater cosplay and it’s perfect. The camo pattern is super close to Snake’s jungle fatigues, and the fit is just right for that tactical look. Durable material, lots of pockets, and it holds up great during cons or photoshoots. Highly recommend for any Big Boss fan!

My old pair ripped after 15 years of service. I’m 6’2” 120 lbs and they fit perfectly. The material and stitching is good quality and they dry out fast if you get caught outside in the rain.

I ordered the woodland and tiger camo pants and both looked great out of the bag with vivid colors. I am 5’7”, 180lbs with a fit dad bod and typically wear size 32 x 30 waist in pants, so I order the mediums listed with a waist size 31-35 . Even though these camo pants were a bit long they fit exactly how I wanted them . . . Except in the waist. Even with the cinch straps on the waist fully open, it felt like a 30 or 31” max waist. Gave them to my 5’8”, 165lb son and he liked them but still a little snug for his taste since he likes pants low in his hips. Gave them to my 5’3”, 135lb athletic build daughter and she loves them. Ended up being a perfect fit for her so we kept both pairs.

I work in an ICU and have to wear this color. First time I’ve found what I’ve been looking for for years!!!! Great pants which aren’t scrubs that work well.

I have a 33 waist and size Medium fit me perfect. 34 or 35 would be pushing it. Also, I purchased two pairs of Mediums and they definitely feel different on my waist. While the sizing is inconsistent, they are nice pants that I would buy again, so I give it five stars.

I have size 34 pants and all of them are baggy on me where I could use a belt. I ordered medium which is 31-35 waist. These are actually about 32 waist with the strap all the way out. I can't even button the top button. Not even close to a size 35 (which should be too big on me). Also the main advantage of military pants is the gusseted crotch which makes it easy to do kicks, splits or any kind of movement. These are kind of gusseted but oddly tight in the crotch for military pants- maybe its because the whole thing is too small. Then at the legs they are a big long. If I ordered a size up they would have been ok but the fit is weird. Definitely not standard military specs.Other than the sizing being way off and the design only half way similar to BDU specs- the material and workmanship seems to be of good quality- though there are threads hanging out in places- mass produced stuff. The camo coloring looks good. Made in china without any attention to detail in terms of the design and sizing. Who knows the pair you get might be too big but I'm guessing most of them run smaller than the stated size. For $35 they aren't bad at all. Normally military style pants are $50 or even $80. Actual real military pants I think aren't for sale to civilians but they used to have stuff you could buy that was basically the same thing. I haven't worn any for a really long time and here lately all I see are cheaper lower quality pants- not sure if they have the good ones any more. A good pair of military pants might cost $80 but they'll last six years whereas a normal pair of pants lasts six months- so they are actually economical. In this day and age I guess we are stuck with cheaper lower quality products.

Rothco makes great pants - but don't order from Army Universe unless you are willing to pay for return shipping when you order the wrong size. Everyone knows that it can be difficult to order the correct size when ordering clothes items online, even when the webstore lists "sizing" charts, because clothes are cut so differently depending upon the manufacturer. Army Universe is the first vendor that I have ordered from on Amazon that made me pay to return the wrong size. Buyer Beware!

just right. knew they would be long for me which is fine. gonna get them hemmed to my length. will blend into the corn fields this fall when the zombies come out again scavenging..