What work jeans?

[Easttxbowman]

Once you try a pant like wrangler guides, Eddie Bauer, or prana Zions you won't wear jeans again.

[rowdybass]

Ariat Rebar Jeans

They last and are very relaxed in the seat, thighs, and crotch. Definitely down with the big people.

I am 6'3, #300.

These^^^^. I wore wrangler, then cinch, and ariat rebar are by far the most comfortable so far. I’m a pipe fitter and I put them through heck and they hold up really well.

[tazhunter0]

Duluth is hard to beat.
I have several different types of their pants, and have climbed 1000 of ft in all of em .
Are you specifically looking for "jeans".

Just ordered a pair of pants and a pair of shorts. I will try them.

[tazhunter0]

Wrangler carpenter jeans. Relaxed fit

Looking for them now.

[tazhunter0]

Riggs carpenter jeans by Wrangler

Looking these up.

[tazhunter0]

Tractor Supply has a brand called ridge cut. They are lightweight but heavy duty ripstop material. $35 a pr

I’ll have to check online for my size. They didn’t have them in store the other day.

[tazhunter0]

Wrangler ATG double fronted is my go to now and very affordable. I put them through hell

https://www.wrangler.com/shop/atg-by-wrangler-mens-synthetic-utility-pant-NS849U.html?merchCategory=search&dwvar_NS849U_color=NS849DS

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On the short list

[tazhunter0]

Ariat Rebar Jeans

They last and are very relaxed in the seat, thighs, and crotch. Definitely down with the big people.

I am 6'3, #300.

Going to look into them.

[BlessedVeteran0305]

I’ll have to check online for my size. They didn’t have them in store the other day.

I would go one size bigger

[Mike D]

The Arita Rebars are good and they have some stretch material in them as well.


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[TA_Fab]

What work jeans?

Duluth cool max firehose. Hands down the best and I’ve tried most of them (carhartt, ariat , wrangler etc…). They have the most stretch can’t tell you how many pants I’ve ripped climbing around ships.


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[Chew]

Duluth pants and overalls here. My wife can't hardly keep her hands off of me since I switched to duluth. Maybe they'll shoot a commercial with me.

[okrattler]

Seems like the cheaper the jeans the better they've held up for me. Cinch and all those $50+ pairs of jeans I've bought haven't held up very good. They're built for comfort and nothing else it seems. Definitely a no go if there's fancy stitching done on the back pockets. I ripped the *** end out of the last ones I bought for $50 just by squatting down. But......I had gained about 30 pounds from the time I bought them and the time my butt ripped through them. So........Yeah.....There's that.

I still stand by what I said though. Expensive jeans always wear out faster seems like. Getting fat will tear them up too but that's beside the point.

[Low Fence]

Without breaking the bank and super comfortable….. don’t laugh

American Eagle.

I farm, weld, lay tile …. They outlast all the “work jeans” I’ve tried 3x or more. For same or less money

[okrattler]

Without breaking the bank and super comfortable….. don’t laugh

American Eagle.

I farm, weld, lay tile …. They outlast all the “work jeans” I’ve tried 3x or more. For same or less money

Yep. Wal-Mart jeans have served me well. When I was roofing I was wearing Cinch and I wore every pair I had out. That don't take long to get expensive. They're for going to weddings and funerals not workin.