Reviews & Ratings for TRYBE Tactical Ultimate Active Slim-Fit Tactical Cargo Pant - Men's — 17 reviews — Page 1

I got these in my size on clearance, so I was thrilled. They hold up very well after rolling around in the dirt and being washed several times on heavy wash.

These pants are so close to being my go to favorites it’s infuriating. The material stretches and moves comfortably, sizing fits well, the knee cargo pockets have modular pockets inside them to organize things securely within the pocket, and I enjoy the extra space the “magazine pockets” provide on the front of the thighs. The things I don’t like are the flaps over the back pockets (which I can live with fairly easily) and the only thing I absolutely hate is the shallow front pockets. They are so short they are unusable for anything other than items with pocket clips (e.g. pocket knife). Just sitting at my desk in the course of a single 8 hour day, my leatherman fell out 3 times. Being that I ride a motorcycle as a primary form of transportation, these pockets are unacceptable to hold anything. I don’t even trust them for carrying a single ID card. Other than the front pockets I can only imagine were stolen from women’s apparel and are the very origin story for why they get so excited for pockets, I like these pants as much as I hate the front pockets. I like the rest of the pants so much that the uselessly untrustworthy front pockets are just that much more infuriating. It’s like having the most satisfying lines in the perfect lawn, just to have the final pass cut directly through it all for no reason whatsoever other than to shatter your happiness. I spent 3 days debating on if the front pockets were worth returning my entire order for but my laziness and disdain for dealin...
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These pants are so close to being my go to favorites it’s infuriating. The material stretches and moves comfortably, sizing fits well, the knee cargo pockets have modular pockets inside them to organize things securely within the pocket, and I enjoy the extra space the “magazine pockets” provide on the front of the thighs. The things I don’t like are the flaps over the back pockets (which I can live with fairly easily) and the only thing I absolutely hate is the shallow front pockets. They are so short they are unusable for anything other than items with pocket clips (e.g. pocket knife). Just sitting at my desk in the course of a single 8 hour day, my leatherman fell out 3 times. Being that I ride a motorcycle as a primary form of transportation, these pockets are unacceptable to hold anything. I don’t even trust them for carrying a single ID card. Other than the front pockets I can only imagine were stolen from women’s apparel and are the very origin story for why they get so excited for pockets, I like these pants as much as I hate the front pockets. I like the rest of the pants so much that the uselessly untrustworthy front pockets are just that much more infuriating. It’s like having the most satisfying lines in the perfect lawn, just to have the final pass cut directly through it all for no reason whatsoever other than to shatter your happiness. I spent 3 days debating on if the front pockets were worth returning my entire order for but my laziness and disdain for dealin...
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These pants are so close to being my go to favorites it’s infuriating. The material stretches and moves comfortably, sizing fits well, the knee cargo pockets have modular pockets inside them to organize things securely within the pocket, and I enjoy the extra space the “magazine pockets” provide on the front of the thighs. The things I don’t like are the flaps over the back pockets (which I can live with fairly easily) and the only thing I absolutely hate is the shallow front pockets. They are so short they are unusable for anything other than items with pocket clips (e.g. pocket knife). Just sitting at my desk in the course of a single 8 hour day, my leatherman fell out 3 times. Being that I ride a motorcycle as a primary form of transportation, these pockets are unacceptable to hold anything. I don’t even trust them for carrying a single ID card. Other than the front pockets I can only imagine were stolen from women’s apparel and are the very origin story for why they get so excited for pockets, I like these pants as much as I hate the front pockets. I like the rest of the pants so much that the uselessly untrustworthy front pockets are just that much more infuriating. It’s like having the most satisfying lines in the perfect lawn, just to have the final pass cut directly through it all for no reason whatsoever other than to shatter your happiness. I spent 3 days debating on if the front pockets were worth returning my entire order for but my laziness and disdain for dealin...
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These pants are so close to being my go to favorites it’s infuriating. The material stretches and moves comfortably, sizing fits well, the knee cargo pockets have modular pockets inside them to organize things securely within the pocket, and I enjoy the extra space the “magazine pockets” provide on the front of the thighs. The things I don’t like are the flaps over the back pockets (which I can live with fairly easily) and the only thing I absolutely hate is the shallow front pockets. They are so short they are unusable for anything other than items with pocket clips (e.g. pocket knife). Just sitting at my desk in the course of a single 8 hour day, my leatherman fell out 3 times. Being that I ride a motorcycle as a primary form of transportation, these pockets are unacceptable to hold anything. I don’t even trust them for carrying a single ID card. Other than the front pockets I can only imagine were stolen from women’s apparel and are the very origin story for why they get so excited for pockets, I like these pants as much as I hate the front pockets. I like the rest of the pants so much that the uselessly untrustworthy front pockets are just that much more infuriating. It’s like having the most satisfying lines in the perfect lawn, just to have the final pass cut directly through it all for no reason whatsoever other than to shatter your happiness. I spent 3 days debating on if the front pockets were worth returning my entire order for but my laziness and disdain for dealin...
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I read reviews before I bought these and I 100% agree with “buy a size up if not two sizes up. Normally I’m 36x32. I lost weight going to basic training last winter and normalized to a 34x32 after tech school. I bought both sizes (36x32 and 38x32). Both sizes fit, but because these pants are designed for a “fitted” look, the 38x32 fit great and aren’t tight around thighs. Even if you’re not a gym bro, then two sizes up will probably feel comfortable, fit well, and look better on you.

I liked them because they are strechy. I bought them for hunting. Now i am buying a couple more pairs for whatever. They are comfortable.

I’ve read the complaints about how tight they are, and I get it: I have big thighs and hate skinny pants. But I like these pants.

Flexible: With spandex, they allow free movement without bunching or catching. Great for packing your things for a trip to the range, great for driving, very comfortable if you’re active at the range, say, for IDPA practice drills, for kneeling or lying down, etc. While maybe feeling tight at first, once you start moving around you’re likely to forget you’re wearing them.

Convenient: They have a number of pockets. My favorite are the Velcro-flap-covered thigh pockets with magazine pockets inside. I find these very handy at the range, especially in settings where I don’t have a table to place my things.

I really like these pants and have assigned them to range use — but I can imagine doing work around the yard or house with them. They’re not for dates; they’re for action.

I liked the pair I bought so much that I ordered a second.

These looked like a substitute for First Tactical but they are not. Fabric is like a very thick pantyhose material that would be a sweatbox in any heat.
Legs are tapered almost like skinny jeans but not quite that tight.
Front pockets from the gusset are less than 3" deep, so almost anything falls out when you sit down.
Cargo pockets only have velcro on the front side and not the back side.
They are stretchy and I like that, but that is about all that is good with these.
I bought the grey and they are like a pastel grey if you can imagine that.
If you don't need to keep anything in your pockets like a wallet, collapsible pen, car keys or anything else, these would probably do.

I ordered two pairs of these pants, one was just as described. These pair were not the same. The closure system on the tan pants us velcro which I am not a fan of. The other pair has zipper which I am a fan of. Ordered up in size and they do fit well, just wish they were the same design as the other pair. Great price just odd I got two pants with the same name on ordering and got different ones.