A tip for keeping your jeans from fading in the washer real fast is to wash them with Cold Water and wash them inside out! The main reason they lose color is being in the washer rubbing against other Jeans! :)
I found the wrangler outdoor pants a couple years ago and they're my favorite ever since and now have 5 or 6 pair. I like them more than my pranas to be honest. They're comparable to the 80 dollar range hikers but only a quarter of the price! Way to go wrangler!
Right! I legit have about 14 pairs of all the different ATG lines my favorite are the outdoor synthetic cargo in peat. And the synthetic utility in raven. But fuck jeans lol Wrangler!
I like a loose fitting denim jean over the regular fit. The extra room is a little cooler and more comfortable. For a belt I prefer a fully adjustable belt over a leather belt that is not adjustable. The leather also tends to stain with sweat. Good video enjoyed the different styles. I also like cargo pants for comfort and pockets the issue is lack of durability.
My favorite everyday go to jeans are Lee regular cut five pocket jeans dark blue. I never pay full price, I often stock up when they are on sale. I have several other brands, Levis, Wrangler, Carhart but the Lees are my go to. I also like Carhart canvas carpenter pants for winter chainsaw work. Another great product choice and good video.
I have the true work pants, they now have a 2nd rear pocket. They are SO MUCH LIGHTER than duluth or carhart pantaloons. So far (only 2 months) I love them. Let's see what time does though.
I love my Wranglers, I got 3 pairs for like $75 dollars! I’ve worn them multiple times at work, working outside during the summer and fall they kept be nice and comfortable. They also hold up really good, even just day to day I wear them all the time and you wouldn’t even of guessed that I wore them to work.
Pants is one of the things everybody over looks I totally agree about trying to be the most comfortable makes a difference believe me specially being a electrician.
Another awesome one! I got the carhartt steel cargo pants, they cost between 89 and 99$, what I love about them is that they re super durable, have Cordura lining and knee pockets to put knee inserts/pads in them, so you have knee protection without the annoying strapping. I ll look into those other options you shared, since I cannot have only 1 pair of pants lol 😂 Can't wait to start my Electrical apprenticeship. Thanks again!
The reason I’m asking is because I just bought two pairs of carhart that were different styles and one was way to big and the other fit decently. I see tons of comments about how people are getting there normal size but they are either to small or two big. And you have to factor in washing them which is awful too. I might go in person.
@@Checkmate777 @@Checkmate777 Bought them online and got lucky! Dude if you want the best work pants ever, look up "Snickers" pants (Swedish brand that is super known in Europe), the model I got is called "Snickers workwear, allround work stretch loose fit", they re 89$ but hands down the best work pants ever, they have knee pad pockets for knee pads, cordura in the wear and tear areas, and very stretchy and comfortable to wear, and look absolutely badass! Cheers
Nice video dude! I ended up buying Dickies everyday trousers from amazon. They are light and have a lot of pockets, very cheap. I am a handyman in a condominium, so perfect pant for me.
I wear wrangler year around but I gotta tell you, I bought a pair of rustlers on accident one time and that was the toughest pair of jeans I’ve ever owned and only cost 11 bucks where I live. They no longer sell them around me and the wrangler stretch fit are easier on my ever growing Dunlap but rustlers are as tough as it gets
I bought a pair of rustlers when I was in high school. I still had them 8 years later. I wore them to work in a coal mine many times and they still held up.
I recently got some of the OG carharrts and a green colored one for around $32 at Fred Meyer its a PNW west chain bought out by Kroger several years ago
I just bought some Walls Outdoors Ditchdigger pants. Havent been able to really get a feel for them yet but will let you know. I do warehouse work. I also paint freelance
I'm an Ironworks/ structural welder. I have carhart wrangler Riggs but my most worn pants are some flannel lined jeans from aldis lol. Aldis is like a discount grocery store that randomly offers odd stuff. They're like 18 dollars and I get a year or 2 out of them but they're pretty warm.
Nice video. I agree clothing is very important on the job. I always wear cargo pants. My company provides flame retardant ones that we have to wear. We get to wear other shirts if we want so I always buy the carhart force. They are by far my favorite for the hot SC summer
Denver Hayes makes great pants for car detailing. Water proof, and long lasting. Plus looks somewhat formal which you need if your running through the dealerships all day
Work I wear Carhartt, outside I wear wranglers. I have a couple pairs of Ariat jeans for going out, but for normal everyday I just wear the boot cut wranglers. My company issues us Carhartt FR carpenter pants for work, so I have to wear those along with Carhartt FR t shirts. If we are doing any work with the welder, ect we have to wear our long sleeve button shirts. I'll usually keep mine in my locker, but I'll toss it on as needed.
I like Levi 501’s. I’ve never split a pair but I tend to wear them out on the front by the pockets I think it’s from leaning over the sides of vehicles to work on them and using my legs to help load heavy stuff into the boxes of trucks and stuff
@@zerovalue5106 really? I’ve always had good luck with them I usually get 3-4 years out of a pair but I usually have to throw a couple patches on them but eventually they get to a point where they aren’t repairable and get turned into rags
I just got a new work pants for work last night at use store the they sell work clothes for good price the work pants is call 5.11 tactical pants and they have 11 pockets and if you look up for them online they go for 60 to 100$ for them online but I got them for 790 at value village in Canada Ontario
Nicely done video! I encourage you to check out the "better" version of those Wrangler ATGs: 10NS857SR - they're much tougher in the stitching, pocket liners and have reinforcement in high wear spots. My favorites.
Bro.. slim jeans flex. 15 bucks Walmart. Extremely comfortable, move no problem. I feel like loose pants get in the way much more than tighter. Gets caught on stuff. Feel less mobile.
Companies should really put a waterproof membrane on the knees part of the pants because I'm always on my knees and that part gets wet and it's kind of annoying
@One Tool A Week Guy ! The back pockets gave out first as my leather wallet (a thin one at that) caused the fabric to wear through at the corners of where the wallet sits. Next, they wore through at the knees. Finally, the crotch wore through, I'm guessing from repeated fence climbing and straddling boards while building roofing for various projects. Luckily I only purchased one pair. I wasn't even wearing them that often, maybe once a week, twice at most. I'm just a farmer, and not too hard on pants as when I was doing construction/contracting. I was very disappointed with the durability, but loves their comfort while working. I have since found the Wranglers Riggs and absolutely love them and have had zero issues with them.
@Clay I have since bought the Wrangler Riggs Work Wear style pants, and don't think I'll ever go back to any other work pants, LOL. Sizing is a bit different (as with the ATG pants), but man oh man they are fantastic. I have multiple pairs and wear them fairly exclusively while working around the farm.
Thanks for the video! I currently own 2 pairs of the wranglers all Terrains pants and are my favorite! I own a few pairs of dickies but are so uncomfortable. They hurt my balls so much. They Not stretchy. March 25th carhart is so pose to be on sale, Using the app After pay. I’m going to get a few pairs of them and try them out. I’m in the sheet metal trade and need some flexible and durable pants.
Ridge cut from tractor supply hold up well for 30 bucks. They’re comfy and true to size unlike carhartt. I just bought a pair of roundhouse to try out. Carhartts quality is trash now since they become a fashion brand
I wore out my duluth trading pants just as fast as my carharts. They have a good warranty, but I got tired of replacing them. The duluth flex wear out even faster.
I’ve shredded 3 different pairs of Duluth pants on flooring projects alone. I liked the carpenter slims but ripped knees every couple weeks at their prices is shameful
I'm doing construction work for living and I love the dick carpenter jeans for work the have lots of pocket for stuff and the work pants is very good and lose for working with them but is not on sale for now and I love to wear wrangler jeans for work and then have lots of pockets and same as dick jeans for doing construction work
Carhartt's suck! Every pair I've ever owned, the crotch has blown out. always under 12months. There a capitalist's wet dream. For me, work pants have got to have a stretchy gusseted crotch. A few pairs have to have built in knee-pads. But summer I usually use a light weight hiking pant.
A tip for keeping your jeans from fading in the washer real fast is to wash them with Cold Water and wash them inside out! The main reason they lose color is being in the washer rubbing against other Jeans! :)
rally great info and will start doing this.
I found the wrangler outdoor pants a couple years ago and they're my favorite ever since and now have 5 or 6 pair. I like them more than my pranas to be honest. They're comparable to the 80 dollar range hikers but only a quarter of the price! Way to go wrangler!
Right! I legit have about 14 pairs of all the different ATG lines my favorite are the outdoor synthetic cargo in peat. And the synthetic utility in raven. But fuck jeans lol Wrangler!
I like a loose fitting denim jean over the regular fit. The extra room is a little cooler and more comfortable. For a belt I prefer a fully adjustable belt over a leather belt that is not adjustable. The leather also tends to stain with sweat. Good video enjoyed the different styles. I also like cargo pants for comfort and pockets the issue is lack of durability.
Thanks for the feed back Wyldvigilante. What trade are you in?
I remember when Wrangler were just cheap whatever jeans. I was gifted some of their Performance Series jeans and they have been bulletproof
My favorite everyday go to jeans are Lee regular cut five pocket jeans dark blue. I never pay full price, I often stock up when they are on sale. I have several other brands, Levis, Wrangler, Carhart but the Lees are my go to. I also like Carhart canvas carpenter pants for winter chainsaw work. Another great product choice and good video.
cant go wrong with jeans!
I have the true work pants, they now have a 2nd rear pocket. They are SO MUCH LIGHTER than duluth or carhart pantaloons. So far (only 2 months) I love them. Let's see what time does though.
How are they holding up now?
I love my Wranglers, I got 3 pairs for like $75 dollars! I’ve worn them multiple times at work, working outside during the summer and fall they kept be nice and comfortable. They also hold up really good, even just day to day I wear them all the time and you wouldn’t even of guessed that I wore them to work.
Pants is one of the things everybody over looks I totally agree about trying to be the most comfortable makes a difference believe me specially being a electrician.
i just bought carhartt rugged flex relaxed fit canvas 5 pocket work pant there great. the movement with them is amazing
Another awesome one!
I got the carhartt steel cargo pants, they cost between 89 and 99$, what I love about them is that they re super durable, have Cordura lining and knee pockets to put knee inserts/pads in them, so you have knee protection without the annoying strapping.
I ll look into those other options you shared, since I cannot have only 1 pair of pants lol 😂 Can't wait to start my Electrical apprenticeship.
Thanks again!
Did you buy them online or in person
The reason I’m asking is because I just bought two pairs of carhart that were different styles and one was way to big and the other fit decently. I see tons of comments about how people are getting there normal size but they are either to small or two big. And you have to factor in washing them which is awful too. I might go in person.
@@Checkmate777 @@Checkmate777
Bought them online and got lucky!
Dude if you want the best work pants ever, look up "Snickers" pants (Swedish brand that is super known in Europe), the model I got is called "Snickers workwear, allround work stretch loose fit", they re 89$ but hands down the best work pants ever, they have knee pad pockets for knee pads, cordura in the wear and tear areas, and very stretchy and comfortable to wear, and look absolutely badass!
Cheers
@@hatimlachkr cool thanks man. I’ll check ‘em out
Nice video dude! I ended up buying Dickies everyday trousers from amazon. They are light and have a lot of pockets, very cheap. I am a handyman in a condominium, so perfect pant for me.
No problem. Enjoy them and let me know how they hold up.
Wrangler atg and Riggs are my go too
Carhartt have cool pants. Buy those Double Fronts! They are long lasting
Rustler jeans and Carhartt double knee pants are always my choice in work pants.
I wear wrangler year around but I gotta tell you, I bought a pair of rustlers on accident one time and that was the toughest pair of jeans I’ve ever owned and only cost 11 bucks where I live. They no longer sell them around me and the wrangler stretch fit are easier on my ever growing Dunlap but rustlers are as tough as it gets
thanks for sharing guys!!! Need to try some Rustlers.
I bought a pair of rustlers when I was in high school. I still had them 8 years later. I wore them to work in a coal mine many times and they still held up.
I recently got some of the OG carharrts and a green colored one for around $32 at Fred Meyer its a PNW west chain bought out by Kroger several years ago
nice how are they holding up. do you like them?
i find that carhartt and mountain khakis are the best canvas pants. carhartts will last forever
Thanks for sharing Jean. need to take a look at mountain khakis.
Good stuff, thanks for the recomendations.
The Truewerk T1 pant comes with 2 rear pockets, so this must be a T2 specific feature.
Original model came out with 1 rear pocket.
@@OneToolAWeekGuy Such a bizarre design choice
I just bought some Walls Outdoors Ditchdigger pants. Havent been able to really get a feel for them yet but will let you know. I do warehouse work. I also paint freelance
Just got a pair of those carhartt pants thanks to this video. The fit is great, hopefully they hold up well
Still kicking with me.
I'm an Ironworks/ structural welder. I have carhart wrangler Riggs but my most worn pants are some flannel lined jeans from aldis lol. Aldis is like a discount grocery store that randomly offers odd stuff. They're like 18 dollars and I get a year or 2 out of them but they're pretty warm.
Good to know and thanks for sharing Viking.
Excellent review, thank you!
Nice video. I agree clothing is very important on the job. I always wear cargo pants. My company provides flame retardant ones that we have to wear. We get to wear other shirts if we want so I always buy the carhart force. They are by far my favorite for the hot SC summer
Cant go wrong with fire rated. Not trying to catch on fire!!!!!!
I love wranglers. I don't see what they get so much hate
Denver Hayes makes great pants for car detailing. Water proof, and long lasting. Plus looks somewhat formal which you need if your running through the dealerships all day
Rural king Lincoln pants are pretty good for the price.
Will look into the pants. Thanks Mrscotty30
Work I wear Carhartt, outside I wear wranglers. I have a couple pairs of Ariat jeans for going out, but for normal everyday I just wear the boot cut wranglers. My company issues us Carhartt FR carpenter pants for work, so I have to wear those along with Carhartt FR t shirts. If we are doing any work with the welder, ect we have to wear our long sleeve button shirts. I'll usually keep mine in my locker, but I'll toss it on as needed.
I like Levi 501’s. I’ve never split a pair but I tend to wear them out on the front by the pockets I think it’s from leaning over the sides of vehicles to work on them and using my legs to help load heavy stuff into the boxes of trucks and stuff
i always had wrangler relaxed fit and i bought three pairs of 501 but they all split near the inseam. really disappointing.
@@zerovalue5106 really? I’ve always had good luck with them I usually get 3-4 years out of a pair but I usually have to throw a couple patches on them but eventually they get to a point where they aren’t repairable and get turned into rags
I just got a new work pants for work last night at use store the they sell work clothes for good price the work pants is call 5.11 tactical pants and they have 11 pockets and if you look up for them online they go for 60 to 100$ for them online but I got them for 790 at value village in Canada Ontario
My whole life Iv always had wrangler and carhartt lol..Levi’s is nice but Iv always choose wrangler
Duluth trading firehose!
Thanks for the info. Ill look into it.
jesse james denim jeans i found are the best for me
Nicely done video! I encourage you to check out the "better" version of those Wrangler ATGs: 10NS857SR - they're much tougher in the stitching, pocket liners and have reinforcement in high wear spots. My favorites.
Clay where do you get these? What are they called on wranglers site?
And the best work pants for me
Yo tengo los wrangler son de mis preferidos y los ocupo para dominguear
I wear Carhartt and Wrangler jeans ..
I’ve always had quality issues with wranglers. Particularly the belt loops ripping.
What are you using?
@@OneToolAWeekGuy Duluth! Great stuff. Also have dickies that have served me well! And carhartts
My company issues us pants. We have to wear FR stuff, so we wear Carhartt.
It's about survival, and a dress code to match
Jake from Allstate
What are you wearing jake form Allstate ?
@@OneToolAWeekGuy State Farm
i have to wear company issued FR clothing so it,s a combo of carhartt and tyndale wear
I Wear the carhartt pants
Cant go wrong with carhartt. What Local are you with?
Bro.. slim jeans flex. 15 bucks Walmart. Extremely comfortable, move no problem. I feel like loose pants get in the way much more than tighter. Gets caught on stuff. Feel less mobile.
Will look into them. Thank you
I work with fiber glass as a laminator what pants would you recommend for that?
Companies should really put a waterproof membrane on the knees part of the pants because I'm always on my knees and that part gets wet and it's kind of annoying
Truwerk is the only thing to wear!! best week pants ever!!!!
Levi’s 501’s. They’re comfortable, durable, and nice for splurging.
Victor Reyes and sadly liberal Democrats
@@johnmarston5168 huh? 😂😂😂
Durable? All my levis practically disintegrate in no time.
@@VictorReyes-rc9xp always some politics bullshit that has nothing to do with the subject🤦🏽♂️😂😂
Nah, not durable enough
Only time I don’t cover my boots with pants is when i switch too my rubber boots
They have 12 pockets in the pants
i,m a butcher and i like the carhartt double knee pants
The Wrangler ATG pants really are very comfortable, however, they do NOT hold up to abrasion.
Ill take it they gave out.
Check out the tougher version of those - the ATG 10NS857SR
@One Tool A Week Guy ! The back pockets gave out first as my leather wallet (a thin one at that) caused the fabric to wear through at the corners of where the wallet sits. Next, they wore through at the knees. Finally, the crotch wore through, I'm guessing from repeated fence climbing and straddling boards while building roofing for various projects. Luckily I only purchased one pair. I wasn't even wearing them that often, maybe once a week, twice at most. I'm just a farmer, and not too hard on pants as when I was doing construction/contracting. I was very disappointed with the durability, but loves their comfort while working. I have since found the Wranglers Riggs and absolutely love them and have had zero issues with them.
@Clay I have since bought the Wrangler Riggs Work Wear style pants, and don't think I'll ever go back to any other work pants, LOL. Sizing is a bit different (as with the ATG pants), but man oh man they are fantastic. I have multiple pairs and wear them fairly exclusively while working around the farm.
great vid also where’d u get those gloves from look really dope
thanks. amazon and link is posted in video below
Union standard
Thanks for the video!
I currently own 2 pairs of the wranglers all Terrains pants and are my favorite!
I own a few pairs of dickies but are so uncomfortable. They hurt my balls so much. They Not stretchy.
March 25th carhart is so pose to be on sale, Using the app After pay.
I’m going to get a few pairs of them and try them out.
I’m in the sheet metal trade and need some flexible and durable pants.
are the wrangler cargo flex fresh in summer?
Will let you know when summer gets here. Feel breathable.
It's Jake from state farm, not allstate!
Ridge cut from tractor supply hold up well for 30 bucks. They’re comfy and true to size unlike carhartt. I just bought a pair of roundhouse to try out. Carhartts quality is trash now since they become a fashion brand
Any of the Duluth they're expensive but you will wear out all five of those other jeans before the Duluth wear out buy once cry once
How are they with the Heat? It gets hot in Texas!!!
I wore out my duluth trading pants just as fast as my carharts. They have a good warranty, but I got tired of replacing them. The duluth flex wear out even faster.
I’ve shredded 3 different pairs of Duluth pants on flooring projects alone. I liked the carpenter slims but ripped knees every couple weeks at their prices is shameful
If it isn't Carrhartt it isn't mine
love the carhartt. What models do you use?
@@OneToolAWeekGuy The Duck work pants and the jeans. And the high via cotton shirts
I'm doing construction work for living and I love the dick carpenter jeans for work the have lots of pocket for stuff and the work pants is very good and lose for working with them but is not on sale for now and I love to wear wrangler jeans for work and then have lots of pockets and same as dick jeans for doing construction work
As soon as I hear “ what’s going on ? “ it’s an amateur
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Carhartt's suck! Every pair I've ever owned, the crotch has blown out. always under 12months. There a capitalist's wet dream.
For me, work pants have got to have a stretchy gusseted crotch. A few pairs have to have built in knee-pads. But summer I usually use a light weight hiking pant.
One pocket is for your cell. No reason to have 2 back pockets for the T2 😊 #truewerk @truewerk