63% Polyester, 34% Cotton, 3% Elastane Imported Fabric Performance: Flex Ripstop blend of polyester, cotton, and spandex delivers stretch mobility; water-resistant and stain-resistant finish for outdoor durability Reinforced Construction: Triple-stitched seams and bar-tacked stress points enhance strength; ripstop texture prevents tears and maintains structure Tactical Storage: Multi-purpose cargo and utility pockets provide organized carry for tools, gear, and everyday essentials Comfort Fit: Elastic action waistband ensures a secure, adaptive fit; allows unrestricted motion during tactical, hiking, or work activity Lightweight Mobility: Breathable yet rugged fabric keeps you comfortable in all seasons; quick-drying material supports long wear in the field Versatile Use: Ideal for law enforcement, military, hiking, camping, climbing, fishing, or daily work; built for EDC and outdoor missions
CQR Men's Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants are built for rugged durability, tactical function, and outdoor versatility.
Designed for operators, hikers, and everyday adventurers, these pants combine stretch mobility, water resistance, and heavy-duty ripstop protection.
Engineered from CQR’s signature Flex Ripstop fabric, a blend of polyester, cotton, and spandex, they provide the ideal balance of flexibility and long-term wear resistance.
The material resists light rain and stains, dries quickly, and stands up to harsh field conditions.
Reinforced triple stitching along stress points ensures maximum strength for demanding tasks such as hiking, climbing, or tactical work.
The action waistband flexes naturally to support full-range movement, while functional cargo and utility pockets provide organized storage for tools, gear, and everyday carry items.
Lightweight construction and breathable fabric keep you comfortable throughout long missions, work shifts, or trail exploration.
From the urban range to the mountain ridge, the CQR Flex Ripstop Tactical Pants deliver all-season reliability, built for movement, and ready for any mission.
