- Stretch Fabric: Made from 98% Cotton/2% Spandex, our LA Police Gear Terrain Flex Pants were carefully crafted to have just the right amount of stretch to give you flexibility and comfort without sacrificing on looks.
- Storage: These tactical pants have a total of 9 pockets including 2 front pockets, 2 front watch pockets, 2 rear pockets, 2 rear hip pockets (sized to hold a rifle magazine or smartphone), and a single hidden handcuff key pocket in the rear center belt loop.
- Durable: The Terrain Flex Casual Pants are built with high end stitching, bar tacks in key areas, and reinforced, boot-friendly double heel fabric to prevent fraying and wear to extend their life.
- Casual Look: The fit, features, and fabric give you clean-looking pants that can be dressed-up or down and are perfect for wear at home, on the range, in the office, or on the hiking trail.
- Built for EDC: We added several features that make these tac pants perfect for everyday carry. The front pockets have internal reinforcements for clipping knives and tools, the stretch waistband is roomy for easy concealed carry, and the two front watch pockets were designed to hold pistol magazines.
The Terrain Flex Pants from LA Police Gear take the success of our Terrain Flex Jeans, and pack everything you loved about those into an amazing Broken Twill Stretch Pant. The fit and features of this pants match the aforementioned jeans, but the 98% cotton/2% spandex broken twill fabric makes for a very comfortable, tough, and amazingly clean-looking pant that can be dressed-up or down. We added in just 2% of spandex to give it that flexibility you need without sacrificing any looks! This tactical pant has all the features you'd expect - an amazing stretch fabric (that doesn't look like it), rear mag pockets, a hidden handcuff key pocket, hidden knife clip reinforcements, and high-quality zippers, buttons, and stitching. The Terrain Flex Pants are the perfect casual pant for use at home, outdoors, hiking, on the range, or in the office.
- Department : mens
- Date First Available : October 2, 2020
