Pantalon cargo

I really wanted to like these pants, saved for them for a long time and bought two pairs (one was the zip off version). There are a lot of things these do excellent: the many many many pockets provide excellent organization and there is no doubt of the quality of the garment.
I really like the application of magnets instead of velcro or buttons to close the pockets.
There are however a few cons: the fit is rather awkward, since the crotch area is tight and high it limits mobility and will get uncomfortable in a hot day. Do not buy these if you don't skip leg day or if you intend to use them for a blue collar job. Most of the pockets are rendered useless due to the lack of height, unless you are mostly storing flat items. Finally at the price there are more compelling options for functionality and fit which make hard to recommend this product.

Initial impressions on the cargo pants were positive but after just 4 months they are falling apart. They may be okay in an office setting for someone who doesn't do much work crouched or squatted but many of the high contact areas on these pants have developed rips and loose threads making them unsuitable for anyone working outdoors or in even a semi-physical trade (I'm an electrician for context). Even some points that are just a covered zipper have shown the zipper to be wearing through the fabric covering it. While the pockets having tears was tolerable due to it being mostly cosmetic the crotch developed a tear which was the final straw. I've had far cheaper pants, even as bargain as Giant Tiger work pants last longer than these which is a massive disappointment for the price. I've replaced them with Helly Hansen Chelsea Connect pants which have a similar amount of functional pockets for a similar price and will hopefully actually last a reasonable amount of time.

The cargo pants are really nice and really comfortable. However a hole had already began to appear in the crotch and I’ve only owned them for 9 months. This is really disappointing considering the price.

Mixed opinions here.
They are exactly what I expected in terms of functionality/fit.
The "Tall" fit is still a little short of the mark being only a 32" leg - it would be great to see something in the 33-35" (which is what would normally be referred to as tall in the UK, with 32" being standard). With that said, I knew what I was getting when I ordered it.
Thoughtful design is a cornerstone of every piece of clothing I have received from LTT, and nothing is different here.

The big disappointment I have is with the finish.
Pretty much every seam ends with a loose bit of thread, and it makes the trousers feel rushed/unfinished/low quality - something that I do not expect from an LTT garment.

Im undecided whether I should reach out to customer support because despite the visual issues, they are still work and havent fallen apart...

Love the pants, great fit. However, the shipment I received had a defect. There was a giant hole in the large, left side (under the flap) pocket. But I emailed customer support and they got back to me in about 3 days and have issued me a new order at no additional charge. So I was pretty happy with that. Haven't received the new one yet but hopeful there's no issues there because I DO love the pants. Aside from mine having a hole (lol) my only gripe is it's a little tight around the *ahem* sensitive area for me. A lot of 'adjustments'. And they're a little loud when walking. I've worn louder clothing with more friction but it's definitely noticeable... especially when there's little to no noise around you.

As far as fit goes... I'm 6'0 (legit... most people lie but I'm 6'0" no shoes) and about 200lbs and I typically wear a 34"Lx32"W pant size. Some brands a 34"w. But these are a little lose on my. Didn't want to get 32" just in case. So I'm gonna start wearing a belt with them.

But pockets are awesome. So many options and for some reason I had no idea there was a zipper on the bottom of the legs for if you're wearing boots. Expands that area a bit for a more versatile fit.

TL;DR great quality, great quantity (in pockets) but a little tight around the groin area and a bit loud when walking.

These pants are pretty good in design, they hold a lot of tools for sure, but they seem to be lacking in pant making experience for lack of better words. I wasn't aware they were going to be made of a stretchy type material, which is OK but it makes some of the pockets hard to get things in and out of since they are tight to your leg. Considering it was Linus where I learned its a great idea to use the coin pocket to hold ear bud cases, I would've thought they'd try to make them easy to use with that scenario. They are fine if standing but very difficult any other time. I have some pants that are not like that and are easy all the time. Also, with the pockets that are mid-thigh, you would think those would be better for it since they don't scrunch up when sitting, but they are much to deep for that and also get in the way of easily sliding something like my phone in and out of the normal upper pocket. That may just be a flaw with having so many pockets layered on top of each other. I don't think I need a size up or anything since the waist is just right, and even need a belt when I load up with tools, and length is perfect. But everything between the waist and just above the knee feels more like tights or something. Any other pants I don't have this issue. Maybe I should just get a size up and resort to a sturdy belt.

Also, there is the issue of the many loose threads on these things. For a brand new garment that was not that cheap, they just don't feel like quality wasn't a top priority.

I still love the pants as they have so many pockets. I recently went for a work trip where I regularly had side cutters, wire strippers, crimpers, LTT screwdriver, a pocket full of trash packaging from installing many electrical components, a pocket full of unopened components, and my usual multitool keys phone wallet and ear buds. It was great, and none of the tools felt like they were going to fall out, even when contorting in odd positions sometimes. The stretch did help in that regard. I have had some of those heavy duty Carhart pants that are impossible to swing your leg over anything, these are the opposite.

Bought these in June, wore them for three months and the crotch blew out.
I don't work in the trades, and these pants were not worn daily. For the price of them, I find it hard to swallow that the material is so prone to failure.

The overall design of them is great, but I didn't buy cargo pants from temu and this level of durability is unacceptable.

Not the colour they look like in product photos. Much lighter in colour. Otherwise they're awesome. Would very much hope for a black pair at some point.

Awesome pants, super comfortable. LOTS of loose threads, I hope it does not become a long term problem

I've been wearing these pants everyday for 3 months now. I suspect I have worn the same pair more than anyone else outside of LTT staff. They are nice pants, very comfortable, and fit well. Overall, I think they are quality product, but a bit overpriced. I would be a lot more interested if there was a work wear focused version.

I work a variety of trades, and so I tend to go through pants quickly. I was not expecting these to last as long as they have, but they have surprised me so far. that being said, they needed some help along the way. So far I have patched them 4 times, and close to needed several more in some areas. I will continue to wear them until they completely give out on me.

What I liked:
Very comfortable, light, stretchy, and reasonably durable. I really like the number of pockets. Front pockets are great for screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, etc. I thought the magnetic pocket closures were gimmicky at first, but they are decent. Just be aware if you work around metal fab, they do attract shavings and dirt like nothing else. The double front knees are nice, because I was able to open up the stitching and slide in some knee pads, which really helps. The material is fairly abrasion resistant, and somewhat heat resistant - I haven't had any problems melting holes in it from welding or grinding while wearing them.

What I didn't like:
My biggest complaints are pocket size and belt loops: The belt loops are way too flimsy. I have had 3 break on me; the first on the right side, then the rear two. I fixed the rear ones by sewing a large strip of leather across then whole back, and it works well. The side one may have broken because that is wear I clip my keys, but it was easily fixed with a small leather patch as well.

The "hammer loop" is nearly useless. It might be fine for small hammers, but it's too small and lightweight for a framing hammer or larger.

The main pockets are all too small. The front pockets seem to barely fit my iPhone 14 Pro upright. I haven't had any issues with it falling out, but its too close for comfort. The cargo pockets can hold small stuff, but not nearly as much as I'm used to. My Duluth pants can fit a full sized iPad, for example.
The inside corners of the pocket seem to be a weak spot with the hard angles. One side has ripped out on me, and the other is close. I was worried the lighter weight pocket material would get ripped easily with pliers/knives/screwdrivers that I typically carry, but so far I've not had any holes in the pockets.

The zippers on the pockets are fine, I guess. I never really used them. good to have options though.
While I rarely used it, I did appreciated the zippers on the leg opening from time to time. They can open up wide enough to go over the top of rubber boots if you need to, great for keeping snow out of your boots.

The material is also a bit loud. Not normally an issue, but definitely a consideration if you ever wear them hunting.

Overall, I've got to say I'm impressed. They aren't designed for the kind of abuse I put them through, but they held up surprisingly well. They are good pants for someone in an office job, who needs or likes pockets, maybe repair techs or installers. But if you need work wear, stick to Duluth or Carhartt. They are slightly overpriced in my opinion - I'd be happy with them more in the $70-80 range, but they are definitely quality pants.

If there is ever a design revision here is what I would love to see: heavy duty belt loops, bigger pockets, kneepad slot, and reinforced pocket corners, Also a fleece lined pair would be great for winter months. Unless I see some of those changes, I won't be buying a second pair.

If Linus is reading this I give them 2 stars for everyone else its 3 stars. The fit is great for those with nerd builds like myself, LOVE the magnetic cargo pocket flaps. Has lots of pockets, almost too many pockets. The problem I had was at work. My job has me apply vinyl wrap on dance floors and about half way through I got a little lazy and started putting my right knee down while moving across the floor and even though the vinyl is smooth the heat from the friction softened the material up enough that it put a tare in the top layer. Thankfully the pants have an extra layer of material on the knees so the pants didn't become ventilated. This isn't a problem I have with my other work pants Carhartt and Dickie. I still like the pants but I took them out service for now. I'm going to learn to sow a patch of something more robust on the knees and put them back in service but for the price I feel I shouldn't have this problem.

There were 0,5cm to long (I cut them). But there geart. They fell nice.
It would be great if there was a way to get shipment to Germany/Europe for free.
Have a nice day :D

Fit great and are good quality