FreiesoldatenMen’s Outdoor Cargo Pants Windproof Water Repellent Softshell Trousers

I started doing a lot of walking at the beginning of this year and by early March I was walking double figure mileages regularly each week. Jeans are not ideal, so I decided to buy something more suitable.To date the only minor issue I've had is one of the zips on the pockets came apart, but I may have exerted too much pressure on it. It's now working properly again after I put the zip back to its starting position.Size wise they are a perfect fit for me. I bought the UK L size (Asia 2XL). I'm just over 6' 1" and probably a 35" waist. A caveat to that is I have only washed them once so far, so if they are going to shrink with continual washing that could yet happen.A second caveat is that all my walking with them has been in cold, cool or more recently the odd mild day. I have not yet tried them on a hotter day.So far though a provisional thumbs up from me.

Bought as a cheap put me on until I got my hands on a quality branded pair. I'm 5ft 8 and 12st 7 with a 33inch waist. I bought a size XL which is a comfortable UK meduim. The elasticated waist would easily fit a 34 and I'd say probably a 36 waist too as the photos show. I've worn them around 10 times now on hikes. I bought the thin version so did need a pair of thermals underneath when out in snow and below zero conditions as a biting wind does cut through them but they're fine in normal temps. I find them very comfy to wear and couldn't have wished for a better fit. They look good on but brand snobs may wince a little at the stiched yellow fashion emblem on the leg. The quality is what it is. You definitely get what you pay for I'm afraid. As the photo shows the pocket lining is coming away already and I haven't even used the pockets yet. That being said they've withstood snow and light rain showers and remained dry. Would i buy again? Probably yeah but only as a back up pair. Rab may cost 3x as much but they'll last a lifetime. These probably won't. I'd say they would be ideal for walking the dog or something to change into after a hike or for hanging round the campsite.

The size chart isn’t accurate enough and now I’ll have to buy an XXL. If you’re between 5’5 and 5’9 then an XXL would be best as I’m 5’7 and the XL I got doesn’t have enough room in the crotch. If it isn’t so much if room the it is the placement of the design.The crotch is made lower than normal trousers which can cause early ripping from daily uses.I do not recommend these trousers if you tend to crouch in them or use them fir cycling or biking.You’d be better off with a XXL or above. If you’re over 5’5.

It OK as over trousers too thin to wear as normal pants. nice size pockets with zips which is gud tho

Good value for money. They’re quite hard wearing, snagged them the 1st day on barbed wire and they didn’t rip and protected my leg. The fit is tight around the quads which is quite restricting for certain movements. I bought the light weight ones as my legs got hot BUT they’re not breathable at all, really sweaty after manual labour. I’d buy again for winter trousers. I’m a 36” waist and bought 3XL which fit fine with room for growth!

I had sent a pair of trousers back as they where far to small I’m a medium 32” waist. Returned no issues and ordered another pair in the larger size with a waist up to 33-35” fit in the waist however the legs are so tight wouldn’t think they will last long.

These are pretty good for the money. Upsides: comfortable, lightweight, wind and waterproof. Slight downsides - they fit a little small, so definitely order a size larger than you might otherwise. The zips are also not great quality - they keep breaking apart/unzipping - so worth beating that in mind.

The trousers are great but very short in the leg obviously for the Asian market so size up to get the length you need, I’m a 32 waist and 32 leg and ended up with an XL which are slightly too big in the waist but about a 30-31leg which is ok just about with boots.