WranglerMen’s 13MWZ Cowboy Cut Original Fit Jean

This is my first pair of Wranglers, and I only wear them during normal house-work and to lounge about in. They have a break-in phase, so initially they are tight above the knees. I can comfortably kick open the lock's arm on my fence door (waist high), and still not have a stupid bell-bottom look around the boot.With all due respect to Wrangler, I don't think this picture has this pant in it. Something tells me if the guy in the picture tried kicking his leg above the knee then he would fall over.

I like the new lower waist with the curve. I can also appreciate the amplified boot cut, which fit over even my motorcycle boots. BUT The legs are really baggy and don't present a very sharp look. These would be great for riding horseback or general work but I wouldn't prefer them to go bootskootin. The waist is also on the large side for the size by about 1/2".

I love the fit of these jeans. They fit my waist well, but also have plenty of room in the thigh area, especially if you have bigger legs, without looking extremely baggy.The only con I have is how long they last. I can maybe get 6 months out of them before holes start popping up everywhere. I do work outside some on the weekends while wearing these, but for the most part, I'm not tough on jeans. If they were a thicker denim and lasted a little bit longer, they would be a solid 5 stars. But since I'm paying over $40 a pair and the longevity is below average, I'll have to stick to the 4 stars.

I'm 6'0 150lb and wear a size 29-30 in the waist. These pants fit great a little looser in the thigh/leg area than my other 20X Competition jeans but still a great fit. I only wear 20X Competition style jeans ( the other 20X styles fit diffently) or Tractor Supply's Schmidt workwear jeans. Nice style, great fit, and pretty good durability what's else is there to say. Pand good pocket depth. Some pant styles are bad about having pockets that are way to shallow or way too deep, but these are just right. I can put a 6 inch phone, keys, and a pocket knife while still getting my hand in there. Hope this helps.

Love the jeans. Plenty of room in the thighs. Surprisingly deep pockets. I tagged them as somewhat large only because the inseam runs a bit long. I normally wear 30” inseam. I ordered 30’s and 32’s, hoping for a slight bunched-up look on top of my favorite boots. The 30’s were perfect. Several reviews comment that these for like Levi 360’s, and I agree.

Not a bad fit, the length is perfect for boots, but they're a tad looser than I like, I prefer the Wrangler George Strait brand as the fit is outstanding. But these are great pants and have that Wrangler quality I'm used to.You cannot go wrong with Wrangler jeans or shirts.

I've tried about every other brand out there. These are expensive, but they fit well, are durable (although not quite as durable as they used to be a few years ago), and are one of the few dark blue jeans left. Many others claim to be a dark blue, or dark wash, but they cannot touch these Wranglers. So these lose a star for the price and durability compared to how they used to be, but they still get four stars total from me, and I will continue to buy them.

It's rare for me to find jeans designed to fit a man of my generous posterior and a 34 inch inseam, but boy, do these jeans deliver. I originally found this design on clearance in my local Vanity Fair and I was amazed at how well they fit. While I ended up paying a bit more than the original nine dollars, these jeans are worth the money. They fit and look great!

The quality seems better than most discount jeans and miles ahead of Mark's house brands. You're getting what you're paying for. The color, River Wash, is darker than your typical stone wash and has that permanently dirty, beige tint to it, along with the fake wear marks seen in the pictures. Waist sizes are pretty close, and length is best described as "omg what were they thinking". I usually wear a 36 with sneakers. These are dragging the ground with boots. Order a minimum one size shorter and you "might" not have to get them hemmed. The relaxed fit is very relaxed. Straight legs are borderline snug on me, and these have about 3" of extra fabric mid-thigh. The only real disappointment is Wrangler falsely advertising them as "Sits below waist". Nope. These are full height, grandpa cut. With a belt they're still going to hang down, making the leg length problem worse. I'm keeping them for work use, due to the ease of movement. But they're too baggy for regular casual wear.Update - bought another pair in the Deep Blue color. Material is at least 25% thinner than the River Wash, meaning these are paper thin.