These pants are not made in the same way as the other 5.11 pants I own. The fabric is lighter (but still waterproof), making it ideal for summer. Instead of a snap button, there's a regular button, made of steel and secured with a reinforced fabric strip. I have no concerns about the durability of this button. We'll see if the fabric is as durable as the brand's other pants.
5.11 ABR Pro Rip-Stop Pants - Khaki
Tactical pants in Khaki color, made from fabric reinforced with Rip-Stop weave, using flexible Flex-Tac material, which combines 71% polyester and 29% cotton. An additional teflon coating increases stain resistance and protects against water absorption.
Flex-Tac material, additional reinforcements
Model made from flexible Flex-Tac material, combining 71% polyester and 29% cotton. An additional teflon coating increases stain resistance and protects against water absorption.
Reinforcements have been added to the back of the pants and knee areas. Elastic gussets sewn around the waist provide a better fit to the body and increased freedom of movement.
9 spacious pockets
- two classic ones located on the hips, with reinforced edges
- two cargo type with velcro closure
- two back pockets with velcro closure
- one front pocket for a phone, with velcro closure
- one small front pocket for accessories
- one open back pocket
YKK zippers, D-ring
Zippers are produced by the Japanese company YKK. A durable metal Canadian button is used to fasten the pants.
A strap for attaching additional gear is located above the right back pocket. A D-ring is placed on the front belt loop on the right side for attaching accessories.
Main features
- Flex-Tac material (71% polyester, 29% cotton)
- Rip-Stop weave
- Reinforcements on the knees and back of the pants
- Elastic gussets in the waist for better fit and freedom of movement
- 9 pockets
- YKK zippers
- metal Canadian button
- Gear attachment strap above the back pocket
- D-ring on the front belt loop
MILITARY is a premium dealer of 5.11.
5.11 Tactical is an American brand that originated from climbing pants designed in 1968 by Royal Robbins, who named them after the 5.11 difficulty level in the Yosemite Decimal System, then considered the limit of human climbing ability. It gained popularity thanks to FBI agents, and over time developed into a global leader in the production of tactical apparel and gear for the military, police, and rescue services. The range includes, among others, Stryke pants, backpacks from the Rush series, Operator Belt belts, and TacTec vests, which have gained iconic status. 5.11 Tactical gear is used not only in operational activities, but is also present in pop culture - appearing in popular video games such as Ghost Recon, The Division, and Warzone, highlighting its place at the intersection of functionality and modern design.
| Clothing style | Tactical |
|---|---|
| Color/camouflage | Beige hue |
| Material type | Synthetic-natural |
| Material texture | Rip-Stop (grid) |
| Material flexibility | Inextensible |
| Pockets for knee pads | No |
| Belt loops | Yes |
| Pocket clasp | Velcro + open |
| Season | Spring, Autumn |
| Weight | 540 g |
| Membrane | No |
| Waterproof | No |
| Cut | Loose |
| Number of pockets | 9 |
| Main color | Khaki |
| Gender | Men's |
| Zipper | Zipper |
| Manufacturer code | 74512ABR-55 |
| Brand | 5.11 Tactical |
| Main material | 71% Polyester |
| Additional material | 29% Cotton |
| EAN |
Modern polyester-cotton fabric with high elasticity and tear resistance. It is stretchable in 2 directions, adapts to the body's movements, providing greater freedom and comfort for the wearer.
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Review summary
Number of reviews: 2
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The pants are great, but the material around the thighs wears out quickly. The manufacturer could use a more durable fabric in this area. Despite this flaw, the pants are still worth buying.
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