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Looking for Slimmest Hard Use BDU Type Pants?
I have just tried Propper and they don't taper quite enough such that the pants leg opening will sometimes catch the tip of my shoe if I crouch just "wrong"
The butt and thighs are gtg for fit though.
Anyone want to weigh in on other bdu type pants that are a bit slimmer in a light to medium weight?
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If that’s the only problem why not have the local tailor do some work on the cuff?Originally Posted by joeg26er
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Don’t they have strings to blouse the bottom of them?
Or if you want to go super operator, several pants like the Crye G3s taper.
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To address the questions -
I want to find pants that don't have to be tailored
These proppers don't have blousing strings/ties
Anyone have a measurement on Crye leg openings?
However, also looking for sub $50/pair price point
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Vertx Delta Stretch or other Vertx pants
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Buy some surplus ACU pants on eBay.
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Were the Propper's the district pant? If not, those seem a little slimmer in the leg.
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I'm in the same boat as the OP.
Most cargo/BDU pants are way too baggy in the legs.
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All of my Vertx are the Phantom Ops model and the cuff so seem slim
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I prefer baggy pants for ease of mobility, but the 5.11 TDU pants seem to be very slim, too slim for me to wear.
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