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    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36
    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36
    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36
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    Tru-Spec

    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36

    4.5
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    Description

    • Efficient Design: These mens cargo shorts feature a durable water-repellent Teflon coating that protects against stains, soil and moisture
    • Multiple Pockets: These summer shorts for men include 2 cargo pockets with magazine compartments, 2 extendable back pockets with hook and loop closures, extra-deep front pockets and reinforced utility pockets
    • High Efficiency Men's Cargo Shorts: Our classic tactical shorts are specifically made to combat harsh weather conditions when on tactical missions, camping, or hiking; You can also use our men's apparel for athletic or daily wear
    • Durable Men's Shorts: Constructed of 65% polyester and 35% cotton, these versatile tactical shorts make a stylish on-duty or off-duty addition to your wardrobe; Ideal casual, outdoor and travel apparel
    • Comfortable Fit: These cargo shorts come with an adjustable slider waistband that eliminates the need for gathered elastic or side tabs and accommodates paddle-style or inside-the-pants holsters with 2-inch belt loops
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    Customer Reviews

    Side By Side with 511Both Tru-Spec and 511 seem to have their fans and so I thought I'd try a pair of each to see which works best for me. Neither are perfect and both have great ideas for utility pants. 511 had a nicer cell phone pocket on the left side. This works well when you're standing. Sitting is like trying to get it out of your pocket. Tru-Spec phone pocket is too short for even a medium sized smart phone. Today's larger smart phones will not fit either 511 or Tru-Spec. Next is how an IWB fits (mine is N82 Pro for the Shield). Tru-Spec seems to give more flexibility and more comfortable on the belt line. Tru-Spec has cleaner lines and the cargo pockets flatter. 511 can probably carry more in the pockets but it also looks like 'cargo pants'. I'm not wild about that strap on the right rear pocket on 511s -- seems like a gimmick. Tru-Spec is noticeably cheaper. So the Tru-Spec wins for me. I'm glad to have tried both since I own several 511 long pants. 5Good shorts with a few design flawsI would rate these 3.5 if allowed.So, at the same time I bought the Tru-Spec, I also bought a pair of 5.11 Taclite shorts (which I will review subsequently).First of all, they fit very well. Comfortable, if you ignore the hard sewing on the large tag in the back that tends to scratch your lower back. No real fix for that - the stitching is no joke, very sturdy. These shorts are built like a tank. Good stitching and welts across the entire shorts. Fabric is a bit stiff, but that is as it should be for tac shorts, they are certainly durable and are holding up well in the wash. The waterproofing is also very effective for day to day use. Enough belt loops, and welted and spaced very well.Now, the design flaws. The pockets, while a bit deeper (and only a bit) than 5.11 and Propper shorts, are just oddly placed, not intuitive, and not inclined to give you the versatility of EDC as you might want. The so-called "knife" pockets are so narrow and not deep that you might - and I stress "might" - be able to carry an extremely slim and short stiletto type knife or switchblade. No folder or large, effective knife is going to fit here, and certainly not my Cold Steel repertoire. In fact, my small EDC flashlight doesn't even fit in that pocket. So, that makes me choose whether or not to carry my firearm (Ruger LCP II with extra mag in a DeSantis Nemesis in-pocket holster) in the main side pocket (I'm right-handed) or put my knife in the corner. That's a no-brainer. Firearm all day. But that relegates me to putting a knife and/or flashlight in one of the lower pockets, where they are much more difficult to draw/use, and take more time, owing to the ridiculously "crispy" velcro on the pockets. Which I would agree is great quality and designed to last. But for quickness of obtaining your gear, it's going to be an impediment. The pocket placement is likewise curious, and after wearing them over a dozen times, I have yet to figure out a configuration of gear that makes sense, is easily accessible, and makes me feel 100% secure. I mean, they WILL store some stuff, but it just is not intuitive and fluid in any way.Other posters have stated that the cell pocket on these shorts is too shallow, and I echo that criticism.Overall, a very well-made short that is sturdy and durable. But with some issues that you will need to look into before you spend $50 or thereabouts for a pair of tac shorts. I'd suggest going somewhere where you can look at them and try them on so you can gauge your level of comfort before you buy. 3Great Fit, Great Quality, Great Price. Just a great product.I am very happy with these shorts. I wear a 36. I ordered a size 36 and they are a perfect fit. The overall length is 21 inches. The 7 1/2" zipper is a metal YKK and there is a very solid front snap. The expandable waste band is great. It makes for a perfect fit. The belt loops are 2 inch. The two front pockets are nice and deep, 9 inches. The front cargo pockets are 7 1/2 inches deep with two mag. pockets in both. There is also another pocket on the front of the cargo pockets 4" deep 3" wide. The cargo pockets are hook and loop and there is a side hook and loop gusset for more room. On the left side there is a small pocket 4 3/4" deep by 1 1/2" wide perfect for my Stylus Pro flashlight. The two back pockets are 6 1/2" deep and also have the expandable side gussets for more room. So there are nine pockets in all. The only thing I would like to have is a "D" ring on the front for my keys but with all the pocket space it is no big thing. The pockets and hem are double stitched. Workmanship is good. I will be ordering more. This is my first True-Spec product and I will be ordering cargo pants from them. 5They look great in the pictureI was torn between 2 and 3 stars. I sent the shorts back but only because they felt like I was wearing a Kilt. I am 5' 9' tall and weigh 170 pounds.I generally wear a medium or size 32 waist in most products. I believe I would need to order a 30 inch waist in these to possible have a better fit. Too bad I do not want to chance having to hassle with returning another pair. I learned my lesson about buying pants without trying them on first. They do look great in the picture. 2Tough, Well organized pockets, Short.I'm older and when I wear shorts i like shorts, not short pants (which, I know is the current style) These are about as short as you get today. The 70/30 Polyester/Cotton is tough. They can get soaking wet and will dry fast. (Surprisingly fast) There are plenty of pockets and compartments to keep everything organized and most are fastened well to prevent things from falling out when riding a bicycle. The only reason these are not 5 stars is the thread they use is not as tough as the fabric. When riding a bicycle long distances the thread will wear out and need to be resown around the pockets. Did I mention the fabric is tough and stays good looking. I bought one pair of these 3 years ago and they were the only shorts I wore during a 3 year bicycle trip. They finely got a rip beside the rear pocket and had to be replaced. I bought two pair this time and am glad I can still get the same shorts.Bicycling Bob 4Quality, comfort and utilityThese shorts are overall very good and pretty much what I expected based on the reviews. I would change 2 things if I were designing them. First, as several reviewers have mentioned, the cellphone pocket is way too small. I have an iPhone 5 in a lifeproof case and it barely fits in width wise, but the pocket is too short and I have to tuck the flap in behind the phone instead of over it, height wise. The larger iPhones would never fit, even without a case. Its made more for an older style flip phone or those little nokias that were popular a decade or more ago. The pocket is also lower than I would like. The cellphone pockets that are behind the cargo pocket are in the best spot in my opinion, ala the Wrangler cargo shorts method. Also the knife or flashlight pocket, while a perfect size, is higher up than I'd like. It makes it hard to find the knife without looking. Other than those two things, the rest of the features are great, such as: expandable waist, quality Velcro in all the right spots, snap closure, mag pockets, big belt loops, quality material and a good cut with plenty of comfort and room. I'd buy them again now, but If I had a larger screen phone, which I intend to get next upgrade, I wouldn't buy them.Update 6/18 - after some more time wearing these I've found that the knife/flashlight pocket design and placement has turned out to be much more detrimental than I'd realized. Because of the high, side placement, the knife clip constantly gets caught on chair material and car seats, bending the clip way out and damaging the seat material. I had to remove the clip and bend it back several times. I also ripped the leather on my recliner from the clip. Even worse, I put a surefire defender flashlight in the left side pocket yesterday, and it gouged up the vinyl molding of my car pillar next to the seat. It's pretty badly gouged, I'll have to replace it and it's not cheap. These knife/flashlight pockets should be designed with Velcro flaps to cover the item and clip, to protect chairs, car seats and other car interior parts. You can always tuck the flap behind the knife if you don't want to use it at times. 4So good, I bought another pair.Awesome shorts. Well made and they do repel water and oil-based liquids. (to a degree). They are very comfortable. I do has some small things I would have preferred they change, but I am not dinging the product because it works as described. Here are the changes I would rather see.1. Reinforced section on the bottom of the front pocket when you clip your folder to.(your knife) I know they have a dedicated pocket to use to hold your knife or whatever, but it's positioned a little behind the front pants pocket and the rear wallet pocket. Also, the front outer cellphone/magazine pocket needs to be a little deeper to better secure larger capacity magazines. My 10 rd mags fit perfectly, but my 17 rd mags not so well. It will hold them, but you have to really pull the pocket flap over to secure the Velcro and it just barely secures. The mag pockets located inside the side cargo pockets do hold the 17 rd mags and also 19 rd mags. The outer phone/magazine pocket will hold two 10 rd mags easily, as do the inner pockets - holding 9 mm mags. There are two inner pockets inside each side cargo pocket. They will each hold a standard 30 rd mag (Magpul or regular mil-spec metal) for an AR platform. I cannot speak for larger calibers. This goes for the pistol mag pockets as well, I carry 9 mm mags in them. These shorts seem to be very well made, they are comfortable. My rigger belts which are pretty wide, fit very nicely. The only thing I will say is that I haven't really put these shorts through the paces with all the pockets loaded with mags. That's not a normal configuration for me. Depending on where I am going I may carry up to 2 pistol mags, but if I need to carry 4 AR magazines, I will kit up. and use a vest. I just say this because adding the extra weight of 4 AR mags and a couple pistol mags could stress the seams and stitching. These shorts would probably hold up to that kind of abuse, but I cant address that specifically. It's probably convenient for range use, but I wouldn't really want magazines slapping me on my outer knees when I'm running around. My bottom line is that for the money I saved buying these vs. 5.11's which I own several of the taclite pants, these are a great buy. The 5.11 have the reinforced pockets that I like, but I don't like them so much to pay $10 more bucks. So for what I paid, I am completely satisfied and in fact bought another pair. One piece of advice: Be sure to turn your shorts inside out before washing them. Don't wash in hot water, do dry on high heat. Wash them in cold water, and dry on low. (same if you have waterproof/rip stop pants) Oh and don't use fabric softeners on them. Besides the obvious fact that they make your clothes smell, I think it can foul up the waterproofing qualities. Because if you've been in the field before, you know that "spring time fresh Downy" doesn't smell like any springtime I've ever deployed to.The pics have notes on them so you can know what I had in the pocket. I didn't test any 17 or 19 rd mags because they did not fit the way I would want them to, so I won't wear. 5Best BDU tactical pants one can ownTRU-SPEC 24-7 P/C R/S Shorts-Comfort level: 95%(I think with compression shorts or something other than boxer briefs they'll be more comfortable with this rip-proof material. The material is awesome and seems to be water/sweat repellent so you won't get soggy after hours of work)-Compartments: 100%(The extra pockets inside the cargo pockets to further organize your EDC is ideal for anyone needing immediate access to tools, accessories, or weapons without feeling around or needing to look. Also, the exterior magazine compartments and small pockets for utility knife or pen are great for safety and quick access while working)-Fit: 100%(The 9-inch inseam places the shorts just above my knees when the snap and button are just below my belly button. This is ideal for my work environment although if these shorts were available in a shorter inseam I would buy them for off duty wear. -I am 5'10"- The waistband extension is by far the most advanced comfort system I have ever owned, and will surely allow space for multiple holsters and sheaths)-Overall: 100%(Best shorts I have ever owned for on duty or off duty wear, and they happen to be stylish)Review by Driscoll 5Shorts are different across colorsI bought 1 pair of coyote tru-spec 24-7 original tac shorts and they were perfect. They had all the pockets I ever wanted on the left side which is very hard to find. I only have a left hand that works so I put everything into the left side pockets. The first pair I ordered had the extra phone pocket just above/behind the large left cargo pocket.I ordered the exact same shorts in black and blue, they arrived, I tried them on and washed them and when I put them on I realized they were both missing the phone pocket! Very dissapointed in the inconsistency. If you are ordering these based off the pictures for specific pockets, don't expect them to match previously ordered shorts of the same name.Sounds like I'm being picky but my phone screens get scratched by the other items I put in the large cargo pocket so I hate mixing my phone into the junk pocket. Going to attempt to return the 2 extra pairs even though they are washed. 1Excellent Quality Budget Tactical Shorts for CCWI've owned these tactical shorts for about two months now and have worn them quite a bit...love them!! The fit is as expected, but I went ahead and ordered a 36 when I'm normally a 34 just so I can have the extra room to conceal carry IWB at 4-5 O'Clock position. Turns out the 34 size would have worked just fine because the elastic expands to give you an extra 2 inches. The color Khaki is more of a light grey/khaki, maybe a sandstone color is more closely to what you'll get and I've added a couple of photos as well. Also be sure to check out my YouTube Channel OutdoorEnthusiast88 for an in depth video review of these exact shorts so you can get a better look at them. Lightweight, repels water and stains, feel like a light canvas material but break in nicely, and they go down to my knees which is nice. The various pockets are impressive and allow you to carry knives, pens, magazines for both rifle and pistol, and whatever else you might find yourself carrying daily or for a day on the range. The knife pockets have reinforced top pieces to help with wear. Overall, these are fantastic shorts! 5
    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36

    Tru-Spec 24-7 Men's Original Tactical Shorts, Khaki, 36

    4.5
    You can't add more than 500 quantity.
    HK$ 896.00
    HK$ 896.00
    HK$ 1,480.00
    Sold out
    Save 39% (HK$ 584.00)