Overall rating: 4.1764708 / 5 from 85 reviews.
The Propper BDU 2.0 Ripstop Cargo Pant offers a modern take on traditional military cargo pants with updated features. Customers appreciate its breathable and fast-drying material, though opinions on the pockets and size vary. The fit is highly praised, and the length is suitable for wearing over boots.
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"Good to see manufacturers returning to the more breathable and more NIR-compliant NYCO fabric in offerings like this. Would like to see Propper make more of these, and in BDU tops as well, and in desert as well as woodland camouflage patterns."
— Erik L. (5/5)
"I have 5 pairs and 2 on the way. This new 2. o version is simply better. The inside waste band is bougie awesome. Soo soft. Material is on point. Fast dry. Very great and This is the most important thing but the very great thing is the quality. The key clip is cool. Light. Try these pants"
— Mikey (5/5)
"Nice looking tactical pants, well made, but they have one negative feature: if you brush up against a door, a table, get in and out of a cruiser, or even just put your hands into the pockets or touch the fly when using the zipper, dust and dirt transfer to the pants, leaving a grey residue that can NOT be spot cleaned off. You shouldn't have to wash a pair of pants every day, this transfer of dust/dirt happens within a couple of hours of wearing them. Because of the fabric or how it's been treated, nothing works when trying to just spot clean areas. This is more of a problem of course with pants that are LAPD blue or black. Found no way to deal with this by looking at posted Propper cleaning instructions."
— Kai T. (3/5)
"The adjustable waist strap failed it slipped out, and the part that clips in, won't clip back in, the metal straps are more reliable, other than that I was satisfied with the Propper quality I've been used to for 10 years."
— Eugene W. (4/5)
"Great Fatigues"
— Rich S. (5/5)
"I'm 6'3" and 170 lbs. Normally I wear size 33 with 34 inseam. With the BDU 2. 0 pants, Medium/Long size are perfect. Nice and loose, but not baggy. Easy to move in. Look good, too. I really like the material. I was afraid they'd be too thin feeling, but they feel substantial. Breezy enough for summer, and I can wear a pair of long-johns underneath for the cold season. Nylon is tough and long-lasting, and cotton makes them comfy as well as making them safer around the campfire. I hope Propper will continue to make them! (P. s. I bought them on amazon in Canada)."
— Jordan L. (5/5)
"Great product"
— David G. (5/5)
"At this point, I have four pairs of pants and two pairs of shorts. I have been buying Propper garments for at least eight years. Great items, wear well."
— Steve M. (5/5)
"I like these pants mostly. They fit a bit large, also offer sizes for an already big guy like me. What I don't like is I tugged on the cinch straps to tighten up the waist a bit and the plastic parts just disintegrated. It was a decent, vigorous tug like you'd do to make sure a system meant to cinch is securely fastened, but that was too much. Looking at the results, it's easy to see how the few millimeters of plastic failed. I'm actually not even that mad, because I don't really like those straps anyway. While wearing a belt, especially a gun belt, this system isn't very well thought out or comfortable. The belt pushes these parts into the waist. I otherwise like the pants, so maybe I'll look for an aluminum slip buckle or something just to preserve that functionality if I'm ever beltless while wearing these pants."
— Brian (3/5)
"Great material weight for hot weather. I have 4 pairs so far and will by again."
— Tim (5/5)