5.11 Tactical Men's Stryke Pant 74369

Overall rating: 4.866197 / 5 from 142 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

The 5.11 Tactical Men's Stryke Pant is praised for its durable fabric, comfortable fit, and high-quality construction. Customers appreciate the well-designed pockets and the competitive pricing, making it a great value for the price.

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• Fabric Durability (3%): It was highlighted by customers that the fabric is very durable, comfortable, and made of good materials.
• Pocket Design (11%): Customers appreciated the convenient and well-fitting pockets, which allowed them to access items quickly.
• Fit and Comfort (6%): It was observed by customers that the pants have a great fit and are very comfortable and fitted.
• Overall Quality (13%): Customers loved the high quality of the pants, with many praising the outstanding fit and durability.
• Value for Money (5%): Customers expressed appreciation for the competitive pricing offered by the seller, as well as the great value for the price.

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Review highlights

• "I'm very happy with the fit, the quality, comfort, and the look which is still good even when pockets are in use." — Merle M.
• "Great pants, look great, well made, love the material, doesn't wrinkle easily." — David R.
• "Well fitting and convenient pockets and accessories" — Thomas E.

Reviews

Q&A

Which color is closer to od green, tdu or ranger?

Hello, Ranger Green is more of a OD Green.

Do the stryke pants have knee pads pockets

Hello, The stryke pants do not come with knee pad pockets.

what is the STORM COLOR?

storm color is a greyish color.

Have the Pants...Great fit and function... Do you make these in shorts?

Below is the link to the short version http://www.lapolicegear.com/511-73327.html

What color is "tundra"? Looks the same as khaki if I'm looking at the right pictures.

Tundra would be more of a green color similar to an OD green but with a bit of grey and brown mixed in. like a sage color.

Can the two front pockets and the two interior pockets in the cargo pockets hold an iPhone 6s with a lifeproof case?

That shouldn't be a problem

I wear size 40 in 5.11 Tac Lite Pros, is the sizing the same as that? Or should I go a size lower since they stretch?

Their sizing should be the same and judging from the reviews on their site, it looks as though the flex tac is more for mobility and function and shouldn't affect the waist size.

Do these pants come with the belt?

These pants do not come with a free belt.

How fire resistant are they?

For something like this we recommend you contact 5.11 directly at (866) 451-1726 .

What color is represented in the pictures. I ordered Khaki, however the color I received is darker than I expected. I'm looking for a lighter tan or cream type color.

Khaki would be the lightest of the colors available. Please double check the tag on the pants to verify the correct color was received. if the item will not work for you then please send the item back for a refund.

Can you please label the different pictures for which color they are? Some of the color names aren't found in the crayola box.

Battle brown would be similar to a coyote brown. khaki is the first picture shown then Black in the second picture then OD green and navy. Storm would be a Charcoal grey color. Tundra is a greenish gray color similar to a sage color.

What shade is the color "Battle Brown"?

Please follow the link provided below to see examples of the colors. http://www.511tactical.com/stryke-pant-flex-tac.html

Do any of the pants you sell have the silicone bead on inside to keep shirt in? Any brand?

Yes many of our uniform pants have that but unfortunately I'm not aware of any of our tactical pants that have them.

What's the difference between the charcoal and the storm?

Charcoal would be more of a Darker grey color and storm is a light sort of grey color.

What is Flex-Tac? Is that the hidden expandable waist adjustment?

Flex-Tac is the material that the entire pant is made from. The Flex-Tac gives the pants the ability to stretch.

What are the differences between this pant & 5.11 Tactical Taclite TDU Pants 74280? Recommendation?

According to 5.11 - "One you can wear as an everyday look and the other is more of a tactical look. Also, the material of each pant is different. " Specifications - Stryke 6.76 oz. Flex-TacÆ ripstop fabric Self-adjusting tunnel waistband Fully gusseted crotch Articulated knees (kneepad ready) Bartacking at major seams and stress points TEFLONÆ finish 12 pockets, including double-deep cargo pockets Rinse washed YKKÆ zippers PrymÆ snaps Specifications ñ Taclite TDU 6.14 oz. polyester/cotton Taclite ripstop fabric Self-adjusting tunnel waistband Double-reinforced seat and knees Bartacking at major seams and stress points Triple-stitching Cargo pockets with internal AR magazine compartments Secure seat pockets Blousing straps TEFLON finish YKKÆ zippers PrymÆ snaps

What is Flex-Tac?

Flex-Tacô is a revolutionary fabric utilizing proprietary fibers and developed exclusively for 5.11 Tactical. The lightweight, breathable, poly/cotton ripstop incorporates mechanical stretch yarns, meaning the stretch and recovery of the fabric is achieved without the use of spandex. As a result, the breathability, color retention, and durability of the Flex-Tac is superior to other cotton/spandex fabrics currently in the market.

I see that the Stryke Pants have the same stretch waistband the TDU pants. Are they sized at with waistband stretched like the TDU's? I've had bad luck with 5.11 pants in the past. Even up-sized they are too tight in the hips, seat and thighs.

These pants are sized similar to the TDU pants so we would recommend staying with the normal size you usually wear in 5.11

I usually wear a 32 length in the traditional 5.11 pants. A friend of mine who has these pants suggested I go up to a 34 length becaue he said they run a little shorter than the traditional ones. Is this something that you all have delt with before? Any help would be appriciated since I am currently deployed to Afghanistan and returning them would be a pain in the ass.

We have never heard any complaints of these pants being too short. I have looked at all 120 reviews of these pants on 5.11's website and out of those 120, only 2 or 3 reviews said they were too short, but there were also 2 or 3 saying they are too long and the rest of the reviews said they felt true to length. If you are a size 32 length and you are on the verge of needing to go a size up, you might want to get a 34, it would be better to have pants a little bit too big than have a pair a little bit too small.

5.11 pants are way to baggie in the butt and legs are these a bit more snug. 36/32?

These are a bit more straight cut and should fit better but if they do not fit well or how you would like they do come with free return shipping back to us so there is no risk. if they don't fit just mail them back for a refund.

Anyone own a pair of the old school/original "5.11 Tactical pant" with the rear slash pocket and strap on the back? Does the size you own in those pants fit like the Stryke Pant? I wear a 32/32 in both the classic 511 tac pants and the 511 covert cargo pants. The waist fits almost snug and the length gives a good bunch up for a range of different footwear. So, do you get away with ordering the same size in the Stryke pant or have you had to move up or down in the waist or inseam? Thanks!

i would recommend sticking with your normal size but please take into account that these are made with a different material that can stretch a bit more then the normal fabric but this stretch is meant for moving quickly and not to restrict certain motions.

I have a 38" waist and carry inside the waistband. What size should I order? Would I order the same size in the TacLite pant?

5.11 typically includes enough elastic in their pants so that you can stretch up to 2 sizes with their pants. If you are actually a 38" waist, that is, with a measuring tape that's what you measure to, than I would say a 38" should still be fine to order given the amount of additional room you would have. If you are going by pant sizes that you have in the past purchased through 5.11, than you may need to go a size up.

Would these be good pants to wear on duty? If so I take it that my duty belt could be worn with no issue?

yes these pants can be worn on duty and would work with your duty belt just fine.

Okay, I'll try asking this again since nobody seemed to understand my previous question. My pants, which I just got, have two holes at the top of the side pockets. I'm not talking about any of the inner pockets or the pen hole in the cargo pockets. They are at the top of the sidepockets. You have to turn the pockets inside out to see them. I've never seen this before and I'm curious why they are there.

These holes you are referring to are just adjustment points to allow the pants to expand using the tuxedo waistband. they have no other purpose then to allow the waist band to expand.

The knife pocket on the Tactical Taclite Pro pants is perfect for my folders because the strip of fabric across the opening is somewhat stiff and slides right into the clip on all of my knives. Are both of the small front pockets on these pants similar?

Yes, the small front pockets on these 5.11 Stryke Pants are the same as the Taclite Pro Pants. They have a thicker, stiff across the opening.

If these pants are used for a patrol uniform, which 5.11 shirt would best match them in color and fabric?

Unfortunately at this time 5.11 does not make a shirt that is the exact same material as these pants are. the most common 5.11 shirt ordered though would be either the TDU shirt or the Taclite shirt.

What is the rise(waist to crotch) measurement for a 34/30 of this particular pant model.

The measurement from the crotch to the top of the waist is 12.5 inches on the 34x30 pant size.

Since this has an expanding waist band, the question I have is in regards to the waist sizing. If you order a size 34 waist, is it 34" in it's relaxed, non-expanded state or ist it 34 " only when partially or fully expanded ? I cannot stand so called "comfort/stretch" waist bands. Prefer a static waist band. Seems no one makes them anymore.

I had a 34 waist pulled to measure this out and by my measurement, when relaxed the waist comes to about 34.5" and fully stretched it goes up to about 37" - Hope that helps!

I am a slim build, and I wear a 33" jean , what size would you suggest should I order?

a 34 inch waist should do you just fine.