DickiesMen's Tough Max Duck Double Knee Pant

They are comfortable and durable enough that my mechanic husband has traded his carhartts in for dickies.

These are my husband's favorite pants to wear to work! They're so nice I bought at least 5 pairs! They are extremely durable and thick enough to not get holes in them easily. Fits TTS

These pants are great if you don’t like the very baggy double knee dickies. The only downside is it doesn’t have the extra cargo pockets. These pants are more tight fitting but not too tight. Loose enough to bend down and work in, you could also casually wear these outside of work. I like them so much I bought a second pair.

The pants are good looking and comfortable. The location of the knee pads doesn't rub against your thighs like some of the other double knee pants I tried. My work pants always wear out in the knees so I thought the double knee would help. Unfortunately, the pants tore around the knee pads instead on the knee pads. I wear the pants on the weekends in my workshop. The pants lasted about 14 months. I was hoping they would be a little tougher and last longer but overall, I'm satisfied and bought another pair when the price dropped.

Hold up incredibly well doing ironwork. My boots have struggled but these pants do the trick. No padding on knees though, but not overly hot either. Even in extreme heat. Will continue to buy

I use these for casual wear they look clean yet rugged, the material is teal nice and stretchy, I just wish they made them in more colors

I really liked the way these pants hang on my waist. They are very comfortable. I have an android s20+ with a med case. It fits nicely in the tool pocket on the side. My only complaint is the pocket is mounted too low. The bottom of the phone hits the Crack of my knee when I am walking. Could be fixed with a few stitches in the pocket to raise it up. Otherwise, they are perfect.

Despite the alarming reviews, I decided to buy these trousers and try them out, mainly because of the price ($30 as of 29 August 2024). In order to make this review more specific, the label in the trousers say they have been manufactured in Oct/22, so I am reviewing that batch.I received them and first impressions I liked the colour, then I immediately noticed the fabric is a bit thin and flimsy, but since I am trying to use them for mountain biking and not for yard work, mechanic, HVAC etc, I figured they might last a little. My rational is that if they last 10 months, I will have only spent $3 a month, makes sense.After having tried them on, I realised they look, well, like a $30 pair of trousers, I look like a blue collar man in them, so I would NOT pay a dime over $30 for these, and depending on the durability (about which I am planning to update) I might want to pay even less. Furthermore and to make things worse, when you are in direct sunlight, the polyester threads shine and show tiny bright spots, making it look even cheaper... not a good look, so I am deducting a star from my original 4 stars because of that.The fit is good, nothing special, they do stretch a little, the front pockets are a little too towards the the zipper so they feel unnatural. but nothing to really discount them for. The overall feel wearing them is not great, but decent, they could do with some refinement in the cut.The stitching is perhaps the best part of the trousers, solid and abundant. The finishing of the stitching is poor though, with lose threads in 5 different parts, but nothing a pair of scissors cannot deal with.The zipper is YKK brass, but in the low end the company produces, but still very good.The coin pocket is ridiculously deep, I keep a buck 110 knife in there, and still feel I need two inches extra in my fingers to retrieve it, so I have to push the knife from the bottom up. This is not a bad thing as I believe I wont lose the knife from that pocket (specially if a fall off my bike in the woods) but I understand that some people might find it annoying.I took them riding for about two hours, and the fabric, although thin isn't breathable, which gets you very hot and wet as it doesn't allow for much sweat evaporation, bad thing in the summer, potentially good thing in the winter (all to be seen). Interesting enough, they dry fairly quick once you take them off, that makes me believe they have less cotton than what they advertise. The overall experience riding was okay, they stretch but not that much, they don't deliver bike performance, but they are not terrible either (they are not designed for biking, so I cannot fault them for that).My biggest concern is their durability (hence the four stars, they don't inspire much confidence). I do truly hope they will last though as they feel good and they come at a reasonable price ($30).I endevour to keep updating as my experience with them progresses....UPDATE 1 - 13 Sept 2024After having worn these trousers almost exclusively for exactly two weeks, I noticed that obviously they become more comfortable as they break in, but still the fabric doesnt become very supple. But the most important thing is that it does appear that some of the reviews are right, a crease has began to form on top of the knee protection and I can see that with some time, the friction and dirt will weaken an already weak fabric and will tear....

Very rugged a tad longer than my normal 32 length but only by 3/4". They look sharp and are very comfortable

Snug fit and material is stretchable enough for ease of movement

These work pants fit great, not baggy or too skinny. Large doubled knee area lines up perfectly for me and the waist and thigh area is surprisingly stretchy. Just a great pair of pants to work and move in. At 6’1”, the 34” length is just barely long enough.

Great pants, comfortable and stretchy. A couple more pockets would be nice for the price. All around good pants. I would purchase these over a Carhart product any day.

Great pants, I wear them everyday. Length on these are a little long compared to standard sizing so I ended up just rolling them up. One thing I noticed is that the material tends to mark up easy