I have been working on land in very sweaty farm jobs and on and in the water doing oyster farming so I was looking for some fishing-type/hiking pant that was hard-wearing and quick-drying. I tried White Sierra and Baleaf hiking pants which were okay but the pockets weren't really what I wanted and they would fit when they were dry but when they got wet they became so loose that they would be hanging off me. I would wear another pair of shorts over them which solved the pocket problem and helped keep everything on, but then I was thinking, 'why am I wearing shorts over pants?' Then I saw these pants. There was no review at the time so I had no idea what to expect. I normally wear a 34 waist in men's pants so I looked at the sizing and ordered the large which is tagged "2XL". I had ordered a pair of pants from another Chinese clothier and even though I went by their size chart the pants were incredibly small so I was afraid that would be the case with these.But the pants fit great. They are cut a little slimmer than the other quick-dry pants I've mentioned but they are very stretchy so it works. I am really in love with these pants. They have so many details that I just didn't expect. The front slash pockets are deep enough to put your hand all the way in; women's pants are bad for using tiny pockets which is part of the reason I tend to get men's pants but even some men's pants have small pockets. The cargo pockets on the sides are placed on a slant so it's easier to access them. There is a velcro flap over the top of the pocket. Then there is a smaller pocket with a zipper closure. The great detail is that the pockets are sewn on from the inside of the pant. There's nothing that can get caught on the edge of something like with other cargo pockets. The knees are articulated with a layer of mesh sewn on the inside. The hem at the bottom of the pant leg is a tad shorter in the front than in the back so you get good coverage of your footwear. It measures 30 inches, by the way. That covers the top of my shoe. I usually get a 32 inch inseam or even a 34 and roll it up once because I don't like my pants to look too short but these feel just right. It's easy to roll up the pant leg and they stay put unlike other pants which won't stay rolled up for anything. This helps cool things off a little here in the Florida weather. The back pockets are quite deep and have a velcro closure with no flap. There is a smaller pocket under the left back pocket that I use for my phone. There are 2 plastic d-rings on the back belt loops.I bought the grey pants to try out. I loved them so much I immediately ordered the khaki and army green pants. I now live in these pants. I work 2 days a week on a farm and sweat like crazy. These pants absorb the sweat and seem to dry fairly quickly. They don't stretch out of shape when they're wet. The slimmer cut is still comfortable because of the stretchy fabric and it makes me feel like I look a little more professional after having to wear baggy work pants to be able to bend and kneel all day. The rest of the week I'm working oysters going in and out of the water. I used to wear wetsuit pants to protect against barnacles and jelly fish but now I can wear these pants into the water and they dry quickly when I get out. I haven't had any cuts or stings since switching to wearing them in the water, which is a main concern. And it is so much easier to not have to change into and out of wetsuit pants every time we go from the water to our work site on land. And with the ample pockets I don't have to wear cargo shorts over them. I also run long distances and hike. These pants are perfect for both activities.