Propper Wildland Flame-Resistant Pants

Worn by wildland firefighters to provide flame resistant protection, the Propper Wildland Flame-Resistant Pants offer you comfort and functionality for jobs that pose such hazards. With excellent abrasion-resistance and bar-tack reinforcement in all stress areas, these flame-resistant pants have the durability to withstand the toughest of tasks. Not to mention their outstanding color-fastness even after multiple industrial laundries, making them perfect for use as part of a uniform. In the way of comfort, these work pants feature superior moisture management ideal for keeping cool when working around heat sources, along with adjustable waist take up straps that allow you to get the fit just right. With extra deep front slash pockets and thigh cargo pockets on each leg, these work pants have the space you need to carry whatever gear essentials you need on you. Perfect for mechanics, welders, and other occupations which require flame-resistant protection.

Propper Wildland Flame-Resistant Work Pants Features:

• 7.0 oz Omniweave 680 fabric
• Excellent durability and resistance to abrasion and tears
• Superior moisture management due to proprietary wicking technology that spreads moisture for improved evaporation
• Excellent color fastness even after multiple industrial laundries
• Bar-tack reinforcement in all stress areas
• Button self-locking Nomex zipper-fly closure with internal storm flap
• Adjustable waist take-up straps with seven reinforced belt loops
• Extra deep front slash pockets
• Patch style seat pockets with hook and loop-flap closures
• Thigh cargo pocket on each leg with hook and loop flap closures
• Hook and Loop strap and D-ring adjustable take up straps at bottom of pant cuffs
Pleated knees
• Imported

About Propper

Since 1967, making tactical gear with a purpose has been Propper's way of life. The company's mission to supply functional and field-ready footwear, clothing, and packs has made them a trusted name amongst law enforcement, military personnel, and first responders whose jobs demand only the best out of their gear.