Brandit BDU Rip-Stop Shorts - Light Woodland

Brandit BDU Rip-Stop shorts are true classics that you can't destroy! The rip-stop material is very sturdy, and the Olive color is great for the outdoors. The shorts have a lot of functional pockets and are very comfortable. Perfect for hot days and any expedition. This is a purchase for years!

The shorts are fine. The color matches both urban and forest styles. The pockets are comfortable for everyday use. However, you have to be careful with the sizing, because sometimes it doesn't match the label.

As someone mentioned earlier, the material is thinner than in Helikon pants, but the quality remains high. At this price, it's a very good choice. The pockets are deep, so items don't fall out, which can't be said about sweat shorts.

Very poor workmanship! The pants arrived with an unfinished back pocket, which I only noticed after picking up the package. After just one outing to a concert, the seam in the side pocket came undone. The belt loops are too narrow.

On the plus side: the pants are made of good, solid material and make a positive impression when opened. Minuses: the high waist will not suit everyone, which makes the pants fit poorly and do not look the best on the figure.

The camouflage looks great in person. The shorts are durable and will be perfect for summer, especially if you prefer a military style. They are worth trying.

Very good shorts. I am completely satisfied with the purchase – they provide comfort and functionality at a reasonable price. The rip-stop material is pleasant to the touch and practical. The sizes match the information in the table.

Very good shorts. I'm fully satisfied with the purchase. They're comfortable and practical, and at the same time inexpensive. The rip-stop material wears well and is functional. The size matches the measurements in the chart.

The shorts are airy and well made, the material is light and doesn't look baggy. They have a lot of pockets, which I consider an advantage. I really like the cut of the legs—they are not wide. The camouflage pattern is nice, it looks washed out and the colors aren't bright, which I like. I am very satisfied with them.

The pants are well made and have very large pockets. As for the size, in my opinion they are also larger than indicated by the size chart.

Very nice, well-made shorts. The material is airy, thin, so you won't sweat, and it's also soft, not stiff, and doesn't make a rustling sound—you barely feel them while wearing, which is a great advantage. The camouflage and colors are muted and do not stand out. There are drawstrings, but the adjustment is minimal. On sale, the shorts are definitely worth the price, I highly recommend them.

Brandit BDU Rip-Stop in Flecktarn camo are solid shorts aimed at people who value durability and practical solutions with a military accent. Made from a blend of cotton and polyester with a Rip-Stop weave, they are perfect both for outdoor activities and everyday use.

The shorts are really well made. In the flecktarn version, the colors are a bit subdued – they look slightly faded, standing out from the more intense colors of the shirt in the same pattern and from the same manufacturer. They are button-fastened – some people prefer this method, others prefer a zipper. A zipper is quicker and tighter, but it can get stuck or break; buttons can fall off and get lost. I would prefer a zipper, but the buttons don’t bother me. The fabric seems durable, and the pockets are very spacious. Additional straps allow you to adjust the waist, which is useful if you don’t have a belt. At this price, it’s hard to find anything to complain about, maybe except for the color. I recommend them!

Great, durable shorts. I use them during weekend trips out of town and they work excellently. The material is high quality, and the colors remain vibrant. I definitely recommend them.

After two months of intensive use, I can confirm that the shorts are very well made. The waist adjusters work great, especially when I don't wear a belt. The material is durable and doesn't wear out, at most a small hole may appear. In two months, only one button has come off, which is still a good result—on other pants I have lost buttons much quicker.