T2 Work Pant

I'm wearing these as I type up this review. I'm currently at work at my appliance showroom, but I was out and about at job sites prior to arriving in the office, doing various basic installs in construction sites. I will also add that it is winter in New England, so it's very cold right now. I am impressed with the pants so far. I generally only wear specialized workwear pants that look presentable enough for working in a showroom, but rugged enough to wear to construction sites. I have been wearing another brand, but they are incredibly expensive, and I need pants that will be less expensive to replace when they burn out. On top of that, the regular modern fit is baggy on me, and the slim fit is VERY tight on me. The T2 Werk pant is excellent in multiple ways.PROSThey fit perfectly. With other brands of workwear, I have to order slim fit, and they are S L I M, but the regular fit is overly baggy. These are the perfect fit all the way through. They look fantastic, and the legs are just the right size. I wear a 38/30, and they fit like a glove.They definitely look more like work pants that the other workwear I have, but they still look nice enough to wear in the showroom. The pockets are pretty flat, so there are no baggy cargo pockets hanging around my side, but they're still large enough to have a ton of use.As mentioned before, there are a lot of pockets, and they're really useful. The cargo pocket with the hook and loop fastening on the left side of the pants is large, and can fit tools, hardware, electric tape, etc. The multi-use pocket on the other side has a nifty spot for a pencil or pen, and a cell phone. I also found out that there's a zipper between the pen pocket and cell pocket that can hold even more stuff.These are very well temperature regulated. I was out in the freezing cold New England air this morning, and my legs weren't cold at all. I'm also perfectly happy wearing them in the showroom, where it's about 75 degrees. I'm curious as to how these will feel in the summer heat.I know these are work pants, but they feel like they will make excellent hiking pants. I have plenty of hiking pants from big brands meant for cool-weather hiking, and these feel more durable, and much warmer.CONSBecause of the material used on the outside of the pants, they can be a bit loud, and they make a swishing sound when walking. If you're not raiding a top-secret terrorist stronghold, you'll probably be okay.Overall, these are an excellent choice for work and/or outdoor recreation pants. They are built sturdy, they fit bigger guys like myself perfectly without being overly baggy, they regulate temperature great, they have tons of useful pockets, and they just look good. Cost is definitely a plus as well. A lot of the other work pants I have cost easily twice as much as these do. These are the best work pants for under $100.

Awesome pants! They are expensive but they fit great and they’re super comfortable. I like that it has so many pockets. They’re not the most breathable pants, pretty warm, but still very great pants.

I tried these pants because I thought there just must be something better out there. Specifically, I just got tired of heavy cotton work pants that soak up sweat, oil, and water and never seem to let it go.- Function - The modern material is awesome in 2 ways. First, it doesn't soak up sweat or water, so when I have to kneel on a wet surface and my knees get wet, the pants are dry again in 15 minutes. Try that with Carhartt pants or jeans. Not happening, you've got wet pants all day. IMO this is a major benefit.The other major benefit to the modern material these pants are made from is that dust and durt can't cling to the pants. Sawdust just hits them and drops right off. When I'm using a string trimmer, the grass clippings again will just fall off instead of sticking to the pants which is what always happens when I'm wearing jeans or cotton work pants.The material is very tough, this is my first pair, but I would estimate that especially the high wear areas will last much longer than jeans. I wear through the knees on jeans and work pants and they also wear at the front at the bottom of the pockets from sticking tools in the pockets. This modern material appears to be much harder wearing.- Comfort - These pants are very comfortable, the range of motion is excellent when kneeling or bending down. The waist is "canted" forward so the waistband doesn't cut into me in the front when I'm leaning forward, and this is a major comfort feature for me. The pants have great pocket placement.The "swishing" sound is a thing, but IMO the noise the pants make goes way down after 5-6 cycles through the washer and dryer.Opportunities for improvement:First, I don't think the phone pocket on the right side is deep enough for the current gen of phones, it only covers about 2/3 of my phone making me concerned it could fall out. This pocket would have been fine for the phones we had 2-3 years ago, but it needs an update.Secondly, these pants do NOT work if you are using any tool that sparks. Angle grinder, welder, chop saw, etc. If it throws sparks, you will burn holes in these pants. That's just the way it is with a synthetic material. I keep an apron in my shop so I can have protection when using the grinder and angle grinder, but be aware.

Freaking absolutely the best pants I have ever purchased for work. I think my favorite part of them is the pen holder. It's just in the perfect location. I'm an electrician and beat my work clothes up pretty bad, and these have held up very well. The pockets are reinforced, and a tape measure or my impact driver doesn't affect it too much. They are super light weight, and fit super well. The functionality of the pockets with zippers is excellent, and I absolutely will be buying these again, when these inevitably become ripped to shreds. I will probably just keep fixing them over and over because I love them so much.