Emerson Airsoft Hunting Tactical Pants Combat Gen3 Pants with Knee Pads

I'm active military and frequently use Crye Precision gear, both issued and stuff purchased. absolutely the best on the market however they no longer offer BDU. These pants which I purchased in BDU have got to be the closest thing to Crye pants you can get. From the waist all the way to the ankle it is damn near identical. I will say the elastic around the knees, waist and gusseted crotch is a smidge less durable than Crye's standard. Other than that they ride very well and are just as comfy as Crye G3. I'm 5'11 ,210 lbs and normally wear between a 34-36 waist and 32 in length which translates to an XL for these pants. Cheers to all who buy them. $80 is better than $275

I’ll start by saying the pants are actually Emerson which is a good thing because they make good stuff for the price and they’re a well known airsoft company. So I’m tall at 6’2 so I ordered the Large size pants although I’m usually a size 32W. The large fits as a 34, but it’s adjustable. I will say if you are of normal height you should just go with the waste that normally fits you. These pants are a little baggy (to be expected) and the length is still just a tiny bit short for me. The knee pads sit just slightly too high, but they still cover most of my knee when kneeling. Speaking of knee pads, I bought a different brand because I wanted tan knee pads. The ones they come with are more of a rubber and I’m not sure how well they’ll hold up compared to the other ones I bought which are much sturdier. The color is pretty vibrant as opposed to real M81, but it still looks good. Overall I recommend highly.

I've worn everything (patagonias, cryes, arct.etc.) These pants are legit. They almost exactly resemble the cryes g3s. And the durability and quality is there at 1/3 the price. I've worn these on deployments, every day range work and all sorts of different training events. I get issued the patagonias for free and I still defualt to wearing the pants. I can't recommend these more to those who don't want to fork out 300 dollars for cryes but still want the quality and look. I've never had an issues with this company and I now own three pairs (basically for the price of one set of cryes). I'm not a crye hater either, i just prefer not to spend more money on a product that is the same quality as a brand that produces it at a lower cost. BTW I'm 5'10 205 and the large fits pefect.

These are pants are definitely a solid value. Compared to a review written on January 11, 2020 the color pallet on the woodlands seems a little darker, which is good. I originally bought large and they were very small (I am 6'3" 200lbs and normally wear 32x34 or 34x34). I returned and bought the XL. The waist adjustment allows for adjustment in, not out. XL fits much better. They are the same leg length as the large but are a little looser so I can wear them lower. Under night vision the pattern remains well. The stretch fabric does reflect IR light and does glow and the black knee pads provided absorb light and stand out as flat black. In the pictures, the left leg has a crye knee pad for comparison. Fabric is rip stop. The weak spot will be the single stitching but that's to be expected with Chinese copies.

These really are a lot like CRYE pants except the materials are not nearly as thick or durable looking. The knee pads are really nice. I wish I had gotten them before. Makes for shooting from the knees enjoyable instead of gravel getting in your kneecap. The knee pads adjust-ability are a bit maxed on my legs. I am 6' 220lbs. The knee pads are adjustable through a pocket string. But, it can go higher, but not lower and that is what I needed. They still work and are comfortable. I just wish I could add a quarter inch down.The multicam black pattern looks better than the picture on the pants I got. The tag does say "Emerson".I would definitely recommend so far. I'll update if I have issues.

Great quality and these are true to size in the waist. The length are just right to a little short. I am 5'10-11" and ordered the medium. The waist is great and a true 32" before you activate the extra velcro on the sides. Snugging up the tabs on the sides makes it as small as a 30". My only issue is the length is great before you adjust the knee pads to sit the height they should. I have to sacrifice having them ride a little lower in order to have the pants fit to length. Any 6' or + buyers beware, they will be short. I'm not sure how tall the person is in the pictures, I'm assuming no more than 5'8".

These are pretty damn decent for the price honestly!They fit me perfectly, Size Small, 5 Foot 6I unfortunately will never be able to speak on how long they'll last because I won't wear them very much.At first glance though they seem to be of the same quality as my Propper brand Multicam ACUs. To be fair they're around the same price so i'd hope so.I will say though, the only reason i'm giving these 4 stars rather than 5 is because the colors are slightly off sadly. It's not terribly off but to me it's not a big deal because it's not obvious. At the end of the day they look awesome!

side by side with my actual crye gen2s, much of the stitching appears similar, the kneepads though are more spongy vs the crye ones are more rigid feeling on the exterior pad itself, the pattern is identical though the cryes are much more faded having been washed many times since originally acquired in 2012. the stretch panels are polyester/cotton vs crye's nylon/cotton which feels more durable and coarse. time will tell how these hold up, but for range use they will be just fine. although the rebrandable naming across amazon has these specifically labeled as 'Elite Tribe' but they are in fact Emerson according to the tags sewn into the pants themselves. no Emerson packaging though, just an unlabeled clear bag. since my original crye pants were ordered far too long for me to comfortably use even when cinched down to the maximum allowed, these are a decent alternative before getting another pair of the real thing.