Are the cargo pockets almost unnoticeable? We can't wear cargo pants at the office
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IMO they aren't really noticeable. You could cut the cloth zipper assist thing off to make them more subtle.
154557
You see the zipper "tag" and they are a little baggier but they do not look like cargo pants. I wear these to the office, I have worn several styles of cargo pants too, these are different. These are neater looking and if you don't want "clone pants" this is a good choice.
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Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your supervisors about it... as long as you don't overload the pockets you can't tell there is anything in them. Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your... » Read More Hard to say really. I have a few pairs. My take is this. At a distance (ten plus feet?) they look like slacks, maybe loose fitting for their size, but slacks none the less. Closer up it is clear there is a vertical "hidden" zipper and around the whole "cargo pocket" area is stitching that could pass as something other than a cargo pocket (no exterior pocket). I don't know the attitude at your office but if they were Nazis about it you could always say it was a zipper for a venting system. ;) Buy a pair, office or not, you'll enjoy them. You might also just ask your supervisors about it... as long as you don't overload the pockets you can't tell there is anything in them. « Show Less
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On the the newer pairs that I have, the pockets are very subtle unless you are looking for the zipper tab. They just look like Dockers.
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Technically there is a stitched outline of where the cargo pockets are, but unless someone is to sit and stare at your pants and how they are stitched, you can not tell that these are cargo pants. I guess it depends on how stringent your office is.
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Honestly it's borderline, slacks and dockers I would say yes, jeans and or cargo pants fairly easy. I don't wear mine as I have a old classic US made Gerber to wear when needed but I keep these in my cars and other areas.
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They're not. There are 2 pockets on the front, 2 on the back. They are all triangular pockets to fit a gun more snugly.
322056
Not really. I wear normal size jeans and find that I have to extend the pocket with one hand while sliding in the phone with the other. It's easier to get out though, but then the pocket gets pulled out. The silicone doesn't attract much lint, and when it does, it's easy to get on and off.
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I carry a 642 everyday with jeans, dockers and suit pants. It's almost invisible. If you take the time and are observant enough to know what you are looking for (very very slight fold or bump in pant leg), then yes one may be able to tell that something is concealed under there. Fifteen years and it's never been an issue.
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No. it is stitched in. I suppose you could cut the sewing, that would make it removable but then you would just have a cargo strap.
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No. I use my for larger designer projects. My husband can iron his pants but he is much larger than you.
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It's really hard to tell... I use that pockets for receipts, folded checks, etc... anything more than a few checks and a handful of folder receipts and it's hard to close...
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Yes, there are elastic sections around the waist. But, if you wear a belt, which is not really necessary, it gives a more "dressed" or "finished" look. My only squawk about them is that the pockets are not as large or deep as another brand I have. They are also cut a little bit trimmer than my other ones probably to give a more stylish, less utilitarian look. Still, they are terrific for the price.
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My husband always wears it as outerwear. Not in an office, but when he loads luggage, he straps it on over his white dress shirt. Hope this helps!
726614
It depends on how long. Just think of a thick Levi's jeans unless they improved it by placing a lining. So far, I am ok with it. I always use it when going to work...
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Most all clothing, including clothing that would normally be worn in an office would be fine to use on this. The seat is comfortable using either shorts or pants, and the ajustable foot straps on the pedals allows the user to use any kind of footwear.
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I don't think so, my wife says hers are pretty roomy. They're pretty wide at the top as well, pants can go over them but no skinny pants.
1001956
no because of the double zipper --- pull strap connect them. very small lock on side pockets
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No. This is a useful office on wheels. It was well built telescopic handle & lots of pockets. The fabric and zippers are also good quality. I have received compliments on this rolling briefcase.
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Whoops, I made a mistake, my pants are not 1000 Denier (duh), but the Ripstop material, which is still very tough material. Anyhoo, you won't have a problem with them.
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i just finished trying the set up you suggested (minus the vest) and found that when the packs are strapped to my sides at waist height the 3 inch bulge on either side was noticeable I add a sweat shirt and came to the conclusion that the only way the packs would remained concealed is if you like extremely baggy clothing. or wear a vest like they do in the military and police forces in which case the vest plus the packs would make you look very round (still need a not so baggy sweat shirt for this to work tho).