Coleman Men’s Hiking Cargo Shorts (X Large, Cement)
August 30, 2019 - Comment
Coleman Men’s Hiking Cargo Shorts
Product Features
- 10″ inseam
- Quick drying, tear-resistant performance fabric perfect for land or sea
- UPF 50+ rated weave blocks 99.5% of harmful UV-A and UV-B rays
- Expandable cargo pockets with velcro flaps, rear pockets with hidden velcro flaps, and a zippered side pocket keeps everything secure
- Elastic waist panels and a removable web belt with quick-release buckle
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Surprising stylish and fit. This many very well be the first Coleman clothing I have purchased. The brand to me had a stereotypical presumption of being all about function and durability like their general outdoors camping oriented goods (lanterns, thermoses etc.). When I saw these shorts advertised they looked similar in style to other more fashion-oriented but less rugged made brands like Columbia. And I liked the Columbia’s fit and styling but wanted a little more durability in the fabric thickness as an anti-wrinkly…
Buckling under the pressure. I tried on my new Coleman Men’s Hiking Cargo Shorts today for the first time. Waist is fine but the legs are pretty tight verging on uncomfortable. My thighs aren’t over muscular so I think these would fit best for someone with slimmer legs. I realize this is the current style but still how about a little more leg room? The second time I tightened the nylon/plastic belt the buckle broke so in the dumper it goes. I didn’t have much faith in it and it didn’t disappoint. Still, these are OK for…
Way too small I am not a small guy, I am fully aware of that – and order clothes larger than needed. I am probably a true 38″/39″ waist at 6’5″ I ordered the 2xl – which is listed as a size 44-46, which would be plenty of room, especially with an included belt. Measurements were probably closer to a 36-38″ waist. So not remotely close to the sizing guide. That being said… They seem like a fine pair of shorts, and I have no issues with the quality or manufacturing – strictly a size issue.