5.11 Wyldcat Womens Pants | SHOT 2017

    Useful at the range, casual office, or for day-to-day concealed carry, Wyldcat pants by 5.11 Tactical offer women more choices for comfort, convenience, and style than other so called “tactical pants”.  These pants are constructed with double thickness at the knees, lots of pockets, and a zippered gusset at the calf allowing them to fit as either skinny straight leg, or boot-cut pants.

    Kneeling down doesn't bind the pants.

    Kneeling down doesn’t bind the pants.

    Outside or at the range, the large pockets in the back are roomy enough to hold extra magazines and the utility pockets at the hip easily carry a phone or your favorite knife.  The boot-cut will fit over thick socks and boots with the leg gusset unzipped.  At the office, the pants can be worn with the leg gusset zipped along with your favorite heels.  The waistband offers comfortable concealed carry on the inside or outside of the pants.

    Leah modeling the pants. The pants are super comfortable due to the stretch fabric.

    Leah modeling the pants. The pants are super comfortable due to the stretch fabric.

    The stretchy material the pants are constructed of allows them to hold shape all day without getting that sagged or wrinkled look a lot of other pants get, and the weave is tight enough to keep dirt from embedding.

    Unzipping the gusset allows for more freedom with footwear.

    Unzipping the gusset allows for more freedom with footwear.

    The best part about these pants is you can wear them to the range early in the morning for a little “stress relief” before work, brush them off, zip or unzip the gusset (as needed) with a change of shoes and be ready for the workday.

    Plenty of pockets!

    Plenty of pockets!

    These pants are offered in three colors, black, khaki, and grenade, and come in women’s sizes 0-16.

    Thanks to Meghan and Leah for modeling the product for us!

    Helen Kline holds black belts in both Chinese Kenpo and Six Sigma (meaning she is equally capable of controlling you on the mat or in the boardroom). She is also an NRA Instructor (for over 6 years), focusing on both special populations and women’s self defense. She is a firm believer that people need to master the basics before trying to “go all high speed”. She joined TFB to try and bring balance to the Force…


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