I've owned the double-knee nyco cargo pants for multiple years now and they are by far the best pants I have ever worn! Extremely comfortable and durable, plus they look great. Functionally also by far the best pants I've ever owned as the pockets are large enough for anything I store in them and the belt loops are positioned perfectly for concealed carry at the 3 o'clock position (many pants have belt loops right on the 3 o'clock position which makes carrying less comfortable). Nothing negative I can say about the pants except that they get a little too warm hiking on hot summer days. I wear them all the time in the woods (hiking, fishing, etc.) and there are some signs of wear and tear after years of use but nothing some stitching can't fix. Small tears I have are from walking through thick vegetation as I live in the NW and don't stay on trails very often when hiking so I often snag up on branches and other vegetation.

Bought these and another known brand at the same time to really see how they do. Way out performs the competition. After break in my new favorite pants for everthing

Most cargos are billowing MC Hammer pants. These are nice and fitted while offering plenty of room to move. Great for the outdoors or the warehouse.

I wont lie, I dont work hard in these. Im a truck driver, they will probly last the rest of my life..I bought these for the cargo pockets, I enjoy not sitting on my wallet for 7+ hrs and can carry gloves needed for undoing rachet straps in said cargo pockets...I dont really need the knee pad pockets, kind of annoying, but they arent too much of an issue... Fit is good, very stiff, until they have been washed a couple times. I like them, probly be the only pants I wear from now on.

Was pretty hesitant about purchasing a pair of cargo pants, but with these I don’t regret it one bit. Low profile cargo pockets that you barely notice, knee pad compatibility (which would be great on all the double knee pants), modern fit, and hold up great (like every other 1620 product out there). Do yourself a favor and ditch the duck brands and switch to a product fully made in the USA.