They need to fix the front 2 belt loops, would rather have all the belt loops the same size and get rid of the carabiner loops. Only thing wrong with the pants.

Fits as expected - correct length and waist. Right out of the bag these pants are comfortable, the fabric is smooth and soft, construction looks spot on. I'll be traveling, road trip, and these pants feel like they will be unnoticeable (which is a good thing) while on the road. The fabric has a nice little bit of stretch. I hope Carhartt can make these in black and brown.

Built to last!

I like the fabric. I had another pair of pants made of the same material. They were durable, stain resistant and fast-drying. But I do not understand the "equipment loops." First, i would not know how they were intended to be used, However, they are not "just there." They were made by sewing across two belt loops, into the waist band. That means that the only belt I have that will fit these pants is my narrowest belt. It is essentially a dress belt. Normally, I would wear a wide belt and use that to support a tape measurer, clip-on knife, etc. I can't really do that with my dress belt. The equipment loops make it impossible for me to carry equipment. I have paid a lot of money for a pair of pants that you tout for their utility capability. Your design personnel have failed both Carhartt and me.

I have taken a liking to these pants because they fit well, are light weight, and durable. The fabric in these pants stretch a little which adds to the comfort when bending and moving about. The fabric has a work pant look to them but they look nice enough for casual dress as well. These and the Force Cargo pants are mostly what I wear now.