Helikon UTP Flex Pants - Adaptive Green

The pants are perfectly fitted and exceptionally comfortable. They have a lot of pockets. A big plus is the wide size range. I have already bought a second pair in the store, where I easily found sizes even for very slim and tall people (190 cm height). The legs are the right length and do not end above the ankle. My son is very happy with the purchase.

Very comfortable pants with many pockets. The pockets are well positioned and have the right size. They will work well both in the city and at the shooting range or during bushcraft trips. It's a pity that recently the durability of Helikon models has varied—they could be more robust. A plus for no issues with possible exchanges.

I didn't like them mainly because of the cut and type of material. I've always considered myself a slim person, but these pants were too tight in the thighs and buttocks for me, even though they were loose at the waist. The material didn't have any stretch to it. The addition of elastane didn't change anything. Ultimately, I would have had to get a larger size to be able to use the pockets comfortably. The pants also give a very tactical impression, so I would rather choose a more classic cut model without such features. The fabric itself has a slightly shiny finish.

The pants are very practical and comfortable, they work great in various situations. The Ral 7013 color is an interesting combination of brown and olive green. In my case, the only downside is the length – I ordered M Long, but received more like M XLong. Nevertheless, thanks to the nice color and good fit, I decided not to return them. For me, these pants deserve the highest rating. Additionally, I appreciate the fact that this is a Polish brand.

The Helikon meeting was very successful. I purchased another pair in the RAL7013 color. In my opinion, the color looks great and truly resembles a natural khaki shade. For a little over 180 PLN, I think it's a reasonable choice. I definitely recommend it! 💥

Another pair of great Helikon pants. The material is flexible – maybe not as much as in the 4-way stretch models (which are a bit more expensive), but it seems more durable. The pants do not restrict freedom of movement. I’m already a fan of this brand’s pants and recommend trying several different models for various uses. This model will even work as the only pair of pants you own. The pocket arrangement is excellent – all pants should look like this.

For me, the pants are very comfortable and practical. I've already bought another pair of UTPs – three in the flex version and three in ripstop, each in a different color. The olive green color is a bit faded and pastel. It's definitely not khaki. I don't like this color. Generally, the pants are great and can be recommended with a clear conscience. Note: Make sure to read the size chart carefully so you aren’t surprised.

I must admit that Helikon does a great job producing pants. They are comfortable, have flexible inserts that work well, and the NYCO fabric is sturdy and protects against the wind. The pocket placement is very functional. These pants just beg to be worn outdoors.

For several years I've been using Pentagon BDU 2.0 pants, so I’m comparing Helikon UTP to them. Both models feature rip-stop fabric, but in the Helikon pants it looks better and is less conspicuous than in the Pentagons. The side pockets in the Helikons have zippers, but due to additional small Velcro pockets, they are positioned a bit further to the back. The result? When I keep my phone or wallet there, every time I sit down, I have to adjust them so I don’t sit on the contents. I can't yet assess the durability of the Helikon material because I’ve been using them for too short a time. The Pentagons last two years, then fade a little but are still wearable. The stitching on the Pentagons is durable; with the Helikons I don't know yet. In summary: Helikon UTP are average outdoor pants—they don't stand out among the competition. As for price, the Pentagon BDU 2.0 are worth their regular price, and on sale (I paid 105 zł) they're a great deal. The Helikon UTP pants on promotion cost 174/194 zł, which is already a high price, but acceptable; above 300 zł is too much. It confirms my opinion that Helikon products are greatly overpriced, which discourages me from buying them, even if the product is interesting. If the company doesn't change its pricing policy, competitors will take over their customers.

This is definitely one of my favorite camouflages – the colors on the fabric are vivid and look very nice, the material is sturdy, the cut is always perfect, and the elastic addition really increases the comfort of movement.

The VersaStretch elements under the hips and in the crotch are rather symbolic – they work a bit when squatting, but the RipStop Stretch version with added elastane is much more flexible. Despite this, the NyCo fabric seems more durable, and the adaptive green shade is really impressive.

I've been using them for some time now and must admit they're really very good. They have a slimmer fit than BDU, which I consider an advantage – but they're not as narrow as skinny pants and still have a military look, just more comfortable. The pockets are cleverly arranged, I like the back ones the most. The green Pencott looks great, especially for military enthusiasts. Perfect quality – I own a lot of Helikon clothing and have never been disappointed. It's definitely worth investing a bit more and seeing for yourself.

I have been using these pants for about two years. Aside from some slight fading, they have no damages, even though they've been through a lot ;) They are very comfortable and well designed, I have no complaints about them.

These pants are definitely good. The fabric blend, also used in original M65s, ensures comfort and durability, and does not overheat like those made of polyester. A small minus is the front thigh pockets with Velcro closures – in the new, smaller sizes I can't fit my phone anymore, it used to be better.

My son saw these pants on his dad and wanted the same ones because they're very comfortable. He chose the army pattern since he's now interested in military stuff. Apparently, no one at school had a problem with it :D . The pants themselves, as with any Helikon UTP, are excellent in terms of ergonomics and design – I've never had more comfortable ones.