Men's FR Tactical Ripstop Pant

Lot # FP40NV
FP40
$201.95
4.1 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • Protection ID 1975
Color: Navy
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Designed for the modern firefighter,The Tactical Ripstop Pant is built to withstand the toughest challenges while keeping you agile and protected. Experience unparalleled freedom of movement with articulated knees and added comfort through side-elastic waistbands. Keep your essentials secure and easily accessible with our thoughtfully designed pockets, so you can focus on the task at hand without worry.
  • Articulated knees for ease of movement
  • Side-elastic on waitband for added comfort and extra-wide belt loops
  • Front slack style pockets with utility notch
  • Two large cargo pockets with hook-and-loop flap closures
  • Right cargo pocket features additional storage pocket
  • Two rear weld pockets with hook-and-loop flap closure
Link to California Proposition 65
Fabric:
Body: 6.1 oz. (207 g/m²) Glenguard® Flame Resistant Ripstop
Blend:
Body: 54% Meta-Aramid / 40% Modacrylic / 5% Para-Aramid / 1% Other Fibers
Country Origin:
Imported

Benefits

UL Certified to NFPA 1975

UL Certified to NFPA 1975

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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"Normally wear a 36 pants and a medium in crew boss pants. Ordered a large, legs fit great the waist is a bit big. Overall nice pants with good flexibility. I will order another pair in the future."

— Christopher K. (4/5)

Good overall design, need slight improvments for pockets

"I work in a fire department, but my main job is EMS and I would really like to get trauma shear slots inside the thigh pockets. I used to get them outside but this causes snagging issues. I also would really like to have a watch/coin pocket that usually comes with all men's pants in the right front pocket. No flaps on the rear hip pockets as my wallet goes in and out on a regular basis and those flaps are near impossible to open quickly."

— Paramedic (4/5)

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