Sportswear Club Stretch Cotton Ripstop Cargo Pants

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As an active aging fellow I still like to avoid looking like so many of us that wear the same pants from 20 years ago. Some recently good news arrived when I discovered the Nike Club Woven Cargo Pants. I was a bit skeptical because so many trousers I often see look pretty over-the-top. Kind of like those tropical male birds try to attract the female birds by standing out in the thick forest cover! I like the fact that these new Cargo Pants hit a solid range of appeal to a large audience. Things that I find refreshingly easy to love about them: The fabric is quite unique, mixing cotton, spandex, and polyester engineered into really great, strong pockets with soft interiors, just-right pleated elastic belt line that is tall enough to hold properly. The two side pockets are very generous in size and depth with very firm and strong top covers that secure the contents with full confidence. The two front pockets are softer and stay flat with no gaping open. Lastly is a single pocket on the right hip. More about that below...... The two belt loops across the back are closer together than the rest of the loops. Great to keep the backside of the pants from gaping and dropping. (Don't you hate that?! Even worse just seeing it?!) The inside bungee cords at the bottom of the legs is a gem that is well thought out and works easily and seems sturdy enough for the long haul. The pants were a bit too tall for my height but the bungees saved me by keeping the pant legs at the right height of my shoes and stayed put nicely. So....time for the one and only thing I would like to see is that right hip pocket has no flap or method of securing the content of that relatively small hip pocket. Male wallets are often shoved back there historically. I can get used to using a side leg pocket that would be mega safe, but by habit the hip will tempt me until I can adapt to remember what is where. It will be important to read and follow the laundry guide. Something about not laying the cloth on top of itself when wet. Before I go, I forgot the only other minor preference I might appreciate is a little less blousing of the inner thigh areas but that may just be me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These Nike loose fit cargo pants are exactly that, but to the extreme! They are enormously baggy. I ordered my size and they were way too big for me to wear. They do have belt buckles if you wanted to make them tighter but the fit would still be awkward. They look like large snow pants and feel like heavy, stiff and uncomfortable hospital scrubs. Do not waste your hard earned money on these pants.