What is the difference between the patrol pant and the duty pant. The duty pant is cut too low. Not professional. Are the patrol pants any better?
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I have the duty pants and they aren't that low. I can't stand low riding pants, but these seem to keep me covered whenever I squat or bend over. I wear mine about an inch below my belly button (im 6 foot and have a pretty long torso though). Hope this helps!
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Initially I purchased the wrong size and contacted the company. They were very helpful. I sent the initial pair back and they exchanged them for a pair that fit better. It's been a couple of years so I don't remember all the details. They're in my suburban as part of my PPE (personal protective equipment) if I have to do extrication, etc. Often by the time I get on scene, however, the folks are already out of the vehicle. Hope this helps...
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I would recommend going with the smaller size too, they do have some stretch to them. It also depends on where you plan on wearing it. Smaller would be better for high waist pants, but you can also get an extender for only $14 to pull it down further for low riders. You want the holster to fit snugly so that it holds your weapon close to your body and doesn't jostle around.
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First these are amazing.....my husband wears them all day. Will purchase again when needed. But he wears them over his jeans.......he said you could wear them under your scrubs but the scrubs would need to be pretty big. He also said he wasn't sure how it would feel against your skin. I hope this helps. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask.
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The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and craftsmanship of the Blackhawk series. The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and... » Read More The Blackhawk Serpa series is not a drop leg holster unless you get the tactical series. They do make a drop leg accessory which will seamlessly transition from the concealment or side holster to the Serpa drop leg. I have owned 3 of the Serpa II and it is a great holster, if you are looking for strictly a drop leg tactical platform then the Serpa level 3 tactical series will probably fit you perfectly, the versatility of the Serpa series can go from conceal carry to side holster or with the drop leg attachment has the 3 different platforms. Either way you will pleased with the quality and craftsmanship of the Blackhawk series. « Show Less
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No. The only reason you need a duty type belt is if you want to attach equipment to your legs. The recon chest rig is its own design that you can add to. With this rig I wouldn't see needing a belt anyway. It has its own that works fine. If you want that belt then go with some deuce gear, but to be honest I think they're just ridding these duty belts. The chest rigs are just way better IMO. And if you wanted to carry your pistol just attach a holster to the rig. Hope I helped you out. What is it you want the belt for?
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These pants are made of nylon, so the fabric is lightweight. If you're visiting a windy, cool area, these may not be suitable. I decided to go with the Royal Robbins Ponte Travel Pant instead, which features a thicker, yet breathable fabric. I wore them all over Europe in May of last year and loved them.
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Go to their website and check. Its been a while but I believe it was there. Normally, you go one size up from your pants size.
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Greetings! On my particular unit the pockets on both sides are different, but indeed the pockets on the bottom are bigger in size than the ones on the top. They may have upgraded the unit. I purchased mine in Dec. 2013. I received what was pictured.
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Hello, So here is my story, Im wearing 34 waist and purchased a 36 in leather pants knowning that they would be a bit larger. The larger size needed a belt but gave me more clearance in the crotch when riding in a sport bike position where when i purchased a 34 i was a bit crowded if you get my meaning.
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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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I have the para commander and it fits nice. Not exact match of lines but pretty close. I really like it except that now I have to buy a different holster due to the extra length but that was expected.
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Sounds like a major defect to be 5 inches short. The pair of pants that I recently received fit perfectly both in the waist and length. The only issue I have with the pants is the extra "relaxed" fit around the legs. I know the pants was designed to be relaxed for tactical purposes but this was a little wider than I expected. Hope this helps.
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Hi. I am not sure what about the boot looks different to you or maybe I am not able to see the same picture you are looking at. Checking here though http://www.milwaukeemotorcycleclothing.com/boots/womens/riding-boots.html?p=3. And through their page there is no hit for loggers or logging style troopers. I am wondering if it's a wrong photo or maybe an older style of the boot. I'm sorry for not being much help but the photo I see looks like my boots.. which are the same as shown on the website link I put here. The boots I got were on the large side of the size marked and I could have easily went a half size smaller. The boots were comfortable and not too hard to breaj in. Nice and sturdy but still comfy and soft. Good support. Good luck with your shopping.
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A Kevlar duty vest insert will not fit properly on the inside....I have a duty vest also, the shoulders do not fit, I have tried many different ways and it just doesn't match up..However there is a lot of room for trauma plates. Front and back plates fit ok, side plates tend to shift a little ....This vest is ok for a Chinese knock off..Definitely some better quality vest out there on the market, but it's a good back up tactical vest...Also the vest sits a little low, leaving more of my upper chest area vulnerable?
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Hello, yes, it is. (At least on mine anyway) I really like the pants. If you get a pair, I recommend going one size larger in the waist. For example, if you wear a 34, the 36" will fit you better from my experiences.
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Are you wearing it with a duty belt? If so it shows a little but blends in with belt and navy shirt and pants