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Rothco Tactical BDU Cargo Pants OD GreenTHIS ITEM IS A SPECIAL ORDER IN ITEM FROM OVERSEAS AND IT WILL TAKE 2 4 WEEKS TO GET HERE. ALTHOUGH WE CARRY A LARGE RANGE OF ROTHCO ITEMS, WE CANNOT CARRY EVERYTHING BUT WE LOVE TO GIVE CUSTOMERS THE OPTION OF GETTING THESE GREAT QUALITY PRODUCTS. WE DO NOT CHARGE ANY EXTRA FREIGHT FOR YOU TO ORDER THESE ITEMS, JUST NORMAL POSTAGE COSTS. PLEASE DON'T ORDER EXPRESS POST AS WE CANNOT GET IT TO YOU ANY FASTER. Rothco's BDU Pants are the original

THIS ITEM IS A SPECIAL ORDER IN ITEM FROM OVERSEAS AND IT WILL TAKE 2-4 WEEKS TO GET HERE.  ALTHOUGH WE CARRY A LARGE RANGE OF ROTHCO ITEMS, WE CANNOT CARRY EVERYTHING BUT WE LOVE TO GIVE CUSTOMERS THE OPTION OF GETTING THESE GREAT QUALITY PRODUCTS.  WE DO NOT CHARGE ANY EXTRA FREIGHT FOR YOU TO ORDER THESE ITEMS, JUST NORMAL POSTAGE COSTS.  PLEASE DON'T ORDER EXPRESS POST AS WE CANNOT GET IT TO YOU ANY FASTER.

Rothco's BDU Pants are the original tactical cargo pant. The Battle Dress Uniform pant, otherwise known as the BDU Pant, is designed with combat-tested elements built to withstand the wear and tear of any challenge that comes your way.

  • Modeled After The U.S. Military’s Standard Issue Battle Dress Uniform (BDU)
  • The Tactical Pants Are Feature A Rugged, Yet Comfortable Cotton/Poly Blend
  • Combat-Tested Reinforced Seat And Knees Provide Unparalleled Resiliency
  • Double Stitched Seam Construction Ensures Long-Lasting Use
  • Two Large Button-Down Pleated Bellow Cargo Pockets Are Great For Storing Everyday Carry Essentials
  • Two Front Slash Pockets
  • Two Button Down Back Pockets
  • Classic And Secure Military Button Fly
  • Adjustable Waist Tabs For The Perfect Fit
  • Drawstring Ankle Ties To Cinch The Military Fatigue Pants Around Your Ankle Or Blouse Over Your Boot
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