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Men's Cargo Holster Pocket Work Trousers By SITE KING - Site King

$ 14.50

4.8 (780) In stock

Mens Cargo Holster Pocket Work Trousers These Site King® holster pocket work trousers are made from a strong Polycotton blend chosen for their superior strength and durability. These cargo work trousers come equipped with knee pad pockets something ideal for the more active tradesmen. Other great features include a multitude of pockets designed for extra storage as well as reinforced wide belt loops for a Site King® work belt. Product Video 2 Slanted Front Pockets 2 Holster Pockets 1 with Tool Slots 2 Rear Pockets with Touch and Close Flaps Hammer Loop 2 Thigh Pockets with Touch and Close Flaps 2 Right & Left Thigh Pen Pockets Large Mobile Phone Pocket with Touch and Close Flaps Button Fastening at Waist YKK Brass Fly Zip Knee Pad Pockets, Bottom Opening Reinforced Wide Belt Loops (5.5cm) 65% Polyester 35% Cotton Durable 330gsm Fabric Washable at 85° Knee pads NOT included, you can purchase them separately from here: Knee Pad Inserts

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