I was only really logging in to TH-cam to search for a better pair of work pants and clicked the first video I saw which happened to be yours! Great review. I have a couple pairs of these and love them until I have to pee. The zipper situation is whack! I just made a review based off yours (gave you a shout out)! Thanks for sharing!
If I’m going to spend that much I’ll get another pair of 5.11 ABR Pro or Stryke pants. I build pools so I’m kneeling in gravel, plumbing, snagging on fiberglass, getting wet and muddy and the ABR Pro have been my favorite so far
I like the durability of 5.11, the pair of jeans I have arent breathable for shii though, 20 mins into work and I'm already sweating like I'm in a sauna
@@saulurena7681 yeah breathable AND durable is hard to achieve. I sweat my ass off in every pair of 5.11s that I own. Doesn’t matter what “technology” the pant has lol
Just got a pair and I’m not sure if I’m going to keep them. Been wearing FXD’s and I like the pockets better. Also I’m not sure of the durability. The cell phone pocket could definitely be deeper, an iPhone 15 should have to stick out.
I wanted to try a pair of 1620 work pants but they are 180 bucks so I'm going to try these. I've been wearing Dickies for the last couple of years. I do like them but as you said I'm always ripping the crotch out of them. I just threw away 2 pair today because of that.
😂 midwest equals not extremely cold or extremely hot? News to me 😂 Midwestern guy who experiences triple digit temps in the summer and unforgiving humidity all year round couple with winter temps that reached -39 with the windchill a Christmas or two ago lol
@TheDurbinCompound thank you for the update, my biggest issue with my Carhartt pants has been durability, so it's been hard to pull the trigger on these due to the lack of information on the durability.
Just do it. They are legit. Like I said in the video, you’ll have to get used to the “MC Hammer Swosh” noise when walking. They stretch, have plenty of room for your junk, and are super durable.
I'm looking to try these out , not sure if they will be able to top the Duluth firehouse carpenter pants though insanely durable and comfortable with lots of great pockets. Those are my go to. One thing that looks great about these though is zipper pockets I love those.
Worked tree service. any stretch type pant doesn’t hold up long term. But it’s still worth it so your balls don’t feel like they’re in a vice when ur cutting a tree at a weird angle
I think they are true to size. I usually always wear a size bigger so I have some breathing room. I just talked with the Truewerk folks at the international builders show and they are now offering boot cut! So you are in luck. If it’s not on the website, they will be soon!
Off the wall question. Did anyone in your family join the Marine Corps and go to bootcamp Nov 7 1983, San Diego? The name Durbin will always be in my head because of an incident on the first night of processing. A guy named Durbin didn't put his first name last and his last name first. The DI went apeshit yelling Durbin killed everyone because he didn't follow instructions. It was insane. The screaming and yelling frenzy this DI went into, all the time yelling DURBIN DURBIN DURBIN. I'm thinking, WTF did I just get myself into? If that was you or someone in your family, I felt for you. It left a mark and I'll never forget your name.....or fail to follow instructions on how I'm told to write mine. LOL Have a great day !
@@TheDurbinCompound Well Semper Fi Brother. Almost 40 years and I still remember that DI jumping up on tables, screaming in Durbins face THEY'RE ALL DEAD DURBIN. THEY'RE ALL DEAD!!!! Good review BTW. I'm going to order a pair today.
One thing I would like to know is do they make anything fire retardant? Do they make anything suitable for using an acetylene torch, welder, or plasma cutter?
Yes. I wear them low on my hips and they are baggy in the butt. I was just telling a guy at work that they would be perfect for someone who wears them high on their waist.
Pockets lok like a deal breaker for me. I can't imagine carrying a knife in the front without ripping your hand up. then that back pocket. Anything in that but pocket is going to be a problem driving.
I’m a land/surveyor I do a lot of walking thru woods and brier patches everyday job so would they hold up in that I’m really considering but is a pretty hefty price so let me know please
Based on my experience with these pants, I would say yes they should hold up to the punishment. But I haven’t had them through that specific scenario so I can’t vouch for them in the thicket.
Thanks, you as well. They are expensive but they are well worth the cost. I caught my leg on a corner of steel that tore my skin on my thigh but you couldn’t even tell where the steel hit the pants.
No go for no back left pocket. I keep my work order ticket book in my back left pocket for 15 years. Wouldn’t be able to get used to it and nowhere else it would fit
Agreed. Not having two back pockets is ridiculous. I just ran into a situation last night where I had a tool in my left hand and had no back pocket to put it in.
Like a synthetic, polyester type feel. No cotton. Rip stop was a fad in fabric awhile back that was designed to “stop ripping” because the fabric was broken up in tiny little grid sections during the weave of fabric.
@@TheDurbinCompound 5.11 rip stop is definitely not a fad. I got caught on a very sharp 2” piece of fiberglass on the edge of a pool shell and the tear is only the size of a pencil eraser, maybe smaller
If looking for a honest review you need to ask the people doing the hard work not yuppies looking for that gay fit or skinny look stop in and check the residential roofers of America stop asking the trend supporters
Clearly made by a millennial. No adult male over 50 would ever wear a pair of pants with TWO buttons for the fly. Am I right , Guys Over 50? Yeah, you know why…
Gotta be more tv Junk. They show a moron with a big concrete cutoff saw with a concrete saw blade not designed for wood cutting a 2x4. It would only burn the wood and possibly ruin the blade. I was a carpenter for 40 years and brought it to their company's attention that the tv ad was stupid, moronic and idiotic on that Fact alone and they never replied. That alone let me know it was more tv overhyped garbage like usual. Us real tradesmen pass on TRUEDORK Dork wear
I was only really logging in to TH-cam to search for a better pair of work pants and clicked the first video I saw which happened to be yours! Great review. I have a couple pairs of these and love them until I have to pee. The zipper situation is whack! I just made a review based off yours (gave you a shout out)! Thanks for sharing!
Found your channel and love your videos bc there very thorough. I ended up buying two pairs of these pants for my husband.
Just found this channel (late to the party, was searching for a review of these pants.) You have some great stuff here - keep up the good content.
Thanks! I appreciate the comment!
Didn’t watch your video, just wanted to tell you that you Found the best workwear.
If I’m going to spend that much I’ll get another pair of 5.11 ABR Pro or Stryke pants. I build pools so I’m kneeling in gravel, plumbing, snagging on fiberglass, getting wet and muddy and the ABR Pro have been my favorite so far
Thanks for this recommendation these look excellent, just ordered a pair of the abr pro!
I like the durability of 5.11, the pair of jeans I have arent breathable for shii though, 20 mins into work and I'm already sweating like I'm in a sauna
@@saulurena7681 yeah breathable AND durable is hard to achieve. I sweat my ass off in every pair of 5.11s that I own. Doesn’t matter what “technology” the pant has lol
How are they for daily wear outside of work?
@@BMW_DAILY great but I personally prefer jeans and cowboy boots
Just got a pair of the T1’s. Looks like they got rid of the side Velcro pocket and added a second back pocket. Pants are great though!
Are they gluten free or contain peanuts ?
I like mine.
Thought grinder sparks would ruin them but they have held up.
Have you welded in them?
Just got a pair and I’m not sure if I’m going to keep them. Been wearing FXD’s and I like the pockets better. Also I’m not sure of the durability. The cell phone pocket could definitely be deeper, an iPhone 15 should have to stick out.
Nice, I ordered two pair that should be in tomorrow. We’ll see how they work out
How you like em?
@@greekmaster1001 I don’t lol, I sold one pair and never wore the other!
@@greekmaster1001 Horrible lol, I hated the pants.
@@CaseyMiddlecoff well good thing I bought the new style timberlands
I wanted to try a pair of 1620 work pants but they are 180 bucks so I'm going to try these. I've been wearing Dickies for the last couple of years. I do like them but as you said I'm always ripping the crotch out of them. I just threw away 2 pair today because of that.
😂 midwest equals not extremely cold or extremely hot? News to me 😂 Midwestern guy who experiences triple digit temps in the summer and unforgiving humidity all year round couple with winter temps that reached -39 with the windchill a Christmas or two ago lol
Try 1620 Pants USA made Truewerk is like wearing a sweaty tent fly all day at work.
Just found your channel! Great review! Any update on how they held up?? Would be a great follow up review!
This pants are still doing great. They have probably been washed 1000 times and I wear them often
@TheDurbinCompound thank you for the update, my biggest issue with my Carhartt pants has been durability, so it's been hard to pull the trigger on these due to the lack of information on the durability.
Just do it. They are legit. Like I said in the video, you’ll have to get used to the “MC Hammer Swosh” noise when walking. They stretch, have plenty of room for your junk, and are super durable.
Exceptionally helpful review
Tilers out there? How well does grout come off of the pants? I’m constantly walking around with stains all over 😅
Grout does not come off of these! Mortar will though. Consider them to be like any other clothes.
I'm looking to try these out , not sure if they will be able to top the Duluth firehouse carpenter pants though insanely durable and comfortable with lots of great pockets. Those are my go to. One thing that looks great about these though is zipper pockets I love those.
Funny man, I was trying to decide between the T2 and the Firehouse carpenter pants.
Worked tree service. any stretch type pant doesn’t hold up long term. But it’s still worth it so your balls don’t feel like they’re in a vice when ur cutting a tree at a weird angle
So what work pants do you use daily for the flashlight, knife , pen ?
I wear a 36X30 in jeans, do you suggest going one size bigger? Do they come in boot fit or how does it fit over the boot?
I think they are true to size. I usually always wear a size bigger so I have some breathing room.
I just talked with the Truewerk folks at the international builders show and they are now offering boot cut! So you are in luck. If it’s not on the website, they will be soon!
Compared to other pants. Does the waist size fit the same?
Can you put your phone in those?
I found it
How about climates like Philadelphia PA?
I’m in Ohio. These pants will be good until single digits.
Still thinking about it... Great video tho...
Off the wall question. Did anyone in your family join the Marine Corps and go to bootcamp Nov 7 1983, San Diego? The name Durbin will always be in my head because of an incident on the first night of processing. A guy named Durbin didn't put his first name last and his last name first. The DI went apeshit yelling Durbin killed everyone because he didn't follow instructions. It was insane. The screaming and yelling frenzy this DI went into, all the time yelling DURBIN DURBIN DURBIN. I'm thinking, WTF did I just get myself into?
If that was you or someone in your family, I felt for you. It left a mark and I'll never forget your name.....or fail to follow instructions on how I'm told to write mine. LOL
Have a great day !
Hahahahahahahaha nope! Not me or anyone in my immediate family. I joined the Marine Corps in 2005. So definitely not even in the same era!
@@TheDurbinCompound Well Semper Fi Brother. Almost 40 years and I still remember that DI jumping up on tables, screaming in Durbins face THEY'RE ALL DEAD DURBIN. THEY'RE ALL DEAD!!!!
Good review BTW. I'm going to order a pair today.
One thing I would like to know is do they make anything fire retardant? Do they make anything suitable for using an acetylene torch, welder, or plasma cutter?
I like your new video yesterday you did a really good jop yesterday buddy
Hey dude would you recommend this for the guy that wear them high up on their waist?
Yes. I wear them low on my hips and they are baggy in the butt. I was just telling a guy at work that they would be perfect for someone who wears them high on their waist.
I just started a few days ago pulling my pants up under the belly button boy what a difference that makes on the spin
New workpants for yuppies with big phones do they have mask holders and allergy medication pockets
Do they fit true to size do they stretch out at the end of the day
I had to go a size bigger and no they don’t stretch out by end of the day love these just wish they were half the price
Good vid!
GOOD REVIEW. Tight high pockets, terrible sound when walking. I'm out...
Agreed. Hard to get past the cons on these. I still wear them in hot climates and they preform better than jeans or work pants
Pockets lok like a deal breaker for me. I can't imagine carrying a knife in the front without ripping your hand up. then that back pocket. Anything in that but pocket is going to be a problem driving.
Boutta buy me one right now.
Darn I'm right handed but for some strange reason i keep my wallet on the left side and my keys, change and knife on my left side.
Are these tapered?
Awesome review 👍 Have you tried anything from Duluth Trading?
Just their fire hose work pants, ballroom jeans, fleece lined fire hose pants, and I think I have a pair of their fire hose flex.
I’m a land/surveyor I do a lot of walking thru woods and brier patches everyday job so would they hold up in that I’m really considering but is a pretty hefty price so let me know please
Based on my experience with these pants, I would say yes they should hold up to the punishment. But I haven’t had them through that specific scenario so I can’t vouch for them in the thicket.
Thanks for your honesty have yourself a wonderful day
Thanks, you as well. They are expensive but they are well worth the cost. I caught my leg on a corner of steel that tore my skin on my thigh but you couldn’t even tell where the steel hit the pants.
No go for no back left pocket. I keep my work order ticket book in my back left pocket for 15 years. Wouldn’t be able to get used to it and nowhere else it would fit
Agreed. Not having two back pockets is ridiculous. I just ran into a situation last night where I had a tool in my left hand and had no back pocket to put it in.
the wooshing sound is too strong
Do the waist stretch??? 🤔
Yeah it does
Ripstop material?
Like a synthetic, polyester type feel. No cotton. Rip stop was a fad in fabric awhile back that was designed to “stop ripping” because the fabric was broken up in tiny little grid sections during the weave of fabric.
@@TheDurbinCompound 5.11 rip stop is definitely not a fad. I got caught on a very sharp 2” piece of fiberglass on the edge of a pool shell and the tear is only the size of a pencil eraser, maybe smaller
Just wondering what state youre in Im in Vaughn WA
Ohio
You are a Marine, shouldnt be sticking hands in pockets anyway
Hahahaha this is so true. And stay off the freekin grass.
The new 2022 design is terrible, pockets on the T2 pants are horrible.
Pants are nice but service is making me regret the purchase 100%
my new favorite work pants are dickies industrial carpenter jeans double knees 👍
Ill check those out! You’ve mentioned them before
If looking for a honest review you need to ask the people doing the hard work not yuppies looking for that gay fit or skinny look stop in and check the residential roofers of America stop asking the trend supporters
Going through Carhartts every 3 months because the crotch keeps ripping. Hardcore construction….. these pants wouldn’t last me a month, lol.
You would be surprised! These pants are tough. Give one pair a chance
My buddy who does framing switched to these because he couldn't find anything else that lasted....
Nick, I’ll make you a deal, if you get a pair of Truewerks and they don’t last for you. I’ll buy them.
🍻🍺🍕
They need a hammer loop
Clearly made by a millennial. No adult male over 50 would ever wear a pair of pants with TWO buttons for the fly. Am I right , Guys Over 50? Yeah, you know why…
Why?😂😂
Gotta be more tv Junk. They show a moron with a big concrete cutoff saw with a concrete saw blade not designed for wood cutting a 2x4. It would only burn the wood and possibly ruin the blade. I was a carpenter for 40 years and brought it to their company's attention that the tv ad was stupid, moronic and idiotic on that Fact alone and they never replied. That alone let me know it was more tv overhyped garbage like usual. Us real tradesmen pass on TRUEDORK Dork wear
Are they gluten free or contain peanuts ?