Men’s DuluthFlex Fire Hose Standard Fit Cargo Work Pants | Duluth Trading Company

Liberate your limbs with the easy-moving freedom of DuluthFlex Fire Hose Trim Fit Work Pants. And they’re cut trim just the way you like.

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30% Lighter, Flexible and Tough Enough for Tree Duty!

Extreme or repetitive crouching, kneeling, stretching or climbing on the job? Take a tip from tree-cutter Chris F. in Verona, WI, and ditch the stiff work pants. “The extra flex in these pants makes climbing and stretching so much easier!” he reports. “I literally make reaches and climbs I can’t do in ANY other pair of pants!”

You get all the features of our famous work pants in an 8-oz. Fire Hose canvas that’s about a third lighter, while packing the same abrasion resistance. 3% spandex gives you incredible flex. Prewashed, broken-in feel right out of the box. FendOff Finish™ fabric treatment repels stains and water. Hidden Crouch Gusset for extra ease. Mid-leg utility pockets and back pockets with tuckable pocket flaps with hook-and-loop closure.

FEATURES
  • Easy-moving 8-oz. DuluthFlex Fire Hose canvas is 30% lighter than the originals, just as abrasion-resistant
  • 97% cotton/3% spandex blend provides incredible flex as you work
  • Prewashed, broken-in feel right out of the box
  • FendOff Finish™ fabric treatment repels water and stains
  • Hidden Crouch Gusset® for extra ease
  • Extra-deep front pockets, 3-in-1 mid-leg utility pockets and back pockets with tuckable pocket flaps
  • Triple-stitched seams and riveted stress points resist blow-outs
  • Standard Fit – previously known as Trim Fit. Sits just under the waist, with a straight cut through the hip and thigh.
  • Also available in Relaxed Fit and Slim Fit
  • Imported

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3 Reviews For This Product

  1. 03

    by Joe

    Have been wearing firehose work pants for about 10 years now (plus blue jeans and the dry on the fly shorts and pants). FINALLY got these in regular fit, which is so much better. The relaxed fit were way too big, especially in the legs. These are just right. Thanks Duluth!

  2. 03

    by Erik

    These great cargo pants go so well with my tuxedo top and jacket! I needed more pocket storage for those small items at the cocktail parties and formal dinners I often attend, and these pants deliver!

  3. 03

    by Terry

    Shipping – they came quickly. Had then in just a couple of days. Fit – They fit true to size Quality – I’ve only had them a few days, but they are made well, just like all of the pants I have bought from Duluth. I expect them to last a long, long time Well made !!!

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