These pants are perfect. Super thin and very breezy. Fit is true to size but they are stretchy so that helps. I hate that most newer cargo style pants have fewer belt loops. These have plenty. Pockets are easy to get in and out of and hold plenty. I liked them so much i immediately bought two more pair.

They fit great and the olive color matches Scputibg America uniform pants especially for campus. Strong and lots of pockets

I got them for work good size pockets

Fit and feel great. Very comfortable and lightweight.

Lightweight pants that are easy to wash

Perfect it. Love the material. Very comfy for all day wear at work. Thanks.

Our family likes these pants. My husband, daughter & I all wear them. The stretch makes them very comfortable and they fit me well as a woman despite being men's pants. They come in longer lengths than offered in women's. I wear them often when traveling, but also for work in a business casual setting. The zippered leg pocket keeps things secure. I knocked one star off because the elastic woven into the fabric does break down; on the darker colors, little elastic threads become visible. For the price, if I get 18-24 months out of them, then they become pants for yard work or hiking. The black one makes a bit of a swishing sound when walking. They're affordable, comfortable, & practical.

Wrinkles easily. Nice pants otherwise.

I like the look of the pants, I have 5 pair! The rear left pocket stitching has come apart in both my gray pair. There are some other stitching issues at the front pocket and 1 pair had zipper issues. There are also some material issues with exposed fibers starting to show on the thighs . Now, I wear these pants hard, climbing in attics and on roofs daily! I have owned most of the pants for well over a year. The fact that I paid under $20 per pair is to be considered. They were actually on clearance at under $13 per pair and I probably would have bought another pair if they had my size. Sooo it's hard to find a comfortable durable work pant for an affordable price. My point is that I am willing to sacrifice my quality expectations for comfort and looks!

The old (pre 2026) Members Mark Denali pants were great. The old ones fit well, were strong while being light, held their shape, and lasted a long time. The new versions are shorter when marked with the same inseam and extremely thin to the point of wearing horribly (don't expect to get much mileage out of the new ones). I have dress slacks that are thicker than these new Denali pants. The new version material pills up like crazy with fuzzballs. The new version is shaped differently, more like a V shape, with much wider thighs. The new version becomes very mishapen after a few washes. I don't ever put these pants (or any of my other stuff with synthetic fabrics) in the dryer so it isn't heat damage. The old ones were a 9 out of 10 for quality and value. The new ones are at best a 2 out of 10. This is just classic cheapening of a product and assuming the consumer won't care. I won't buy these again.