Tru-Spec 24/7 Pants: “Field Proven” by Nutnfancy04:33

Another great option for tactical pants, the Tru-Spec 24/7 Tactical pants are comfortable and durable. And I can speak to durability a bit: tested for over 1 1/2 years in tactical shooting and wilderness outings these pants have taken the use and abuse well. Though offered in 100% cotton canvas, I rec’ you stick with the Tru-Spec 65% polyester/35% cotton fabric. It breathes amazingly well, it’s lighter weight, dries adequately fast in warm weather, is comfortable, it’s sharp looking, and durable. The fabric is Teflon® coated to resist staining but don’t expect that repellency to last the life of the pant. It will diminish with washing. Some fading of the colors is normal (tips given in vid). Overall though, this is the best fabric I have found in a pant of this design and is identical it seems to the also-excellent 5.11 TacLite Pro pants. Similar to those pants, the 24/7s have an active waist that features that can flex in or out to accommodate substantial variances in waist size (like that’s even happened!). I prefer this method over all previous BDU or ACU design attempts and is a bit cleaner in appearance than the 5.11 pants. Stitching in the 24/7 pants is precise, overrun free, and features bar tacks in stress areas. Interior seams are finished well. Belt loops are ideal and the reinforced knees have a slit in them for inserting soft knee pads. Colors are shown and surprisingly include Multicam (for extra cost). Other upsides include genuine YKK® zippers, quality brand snaps, availability of extended sizes, and less cost than the 5.11 pants (subject to change). There are some downsides however: the cell phone pockets are lower than 5.11s (harder to reach), the bar-tacked pocket flaps don’t provide complete access to the cargo pockets, smaller knife pockets, and there are no Supplex pocket reinforcements. But still the Tru-Spec Tactical pants still rock and will excel in most realistic uses. /////////////////////////// Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 9 of 10 /////////////// Music licensed to TNP from Torley Wong