Striker X Combat Pants

You can wear either our 3D Tactical Knee Pads (for impact protection/extra cushioning) or our Solid Pads (for protection against sharp objects).

Yes, they are.

It’s exceptionally durable. We use Schoeller-dynamic stretch material, one of the toughest, best-performing textile products on the market. You can read more about Schoeller-dynamic stretch material here.

It comes in a normal cut, just like your regular jeans. By combining different types of materials, we’re able to build into these tactical pants all of the most frequently demanded features (such as knee pads and spacious pockets) without compromising freedom of movement.

Everything from tropical heat to polar cold. With a temperature range that broad, you should think of your Striker X Combat Pants as truly all-year gear. 

The breathable ripstop material plus open knee-pad zippers help keep you from baking when the mercury soars. Meanwhile, when you’re operating in frigid environments, you’ll appreciate how easily your Striker X Combat Pants can deliver sub-zero temperature protection once you insert our WINDSTOPPER liner.

Understand first that Striker Combat Pants are designed around feedback we’ve received from military operatives (earlier feedback from the law-enforcement community—longtime fans of our gear—is also factored in). Drawing on that military feedback, we designed the Striker X line to be even more durable than our already tough-as-nails Striker HTs (basically, we made the Striker X pants so sturdy that it would be difficult if not near-impossible for them to rip, split, tear, or break).

That’s difference Number One. Difference Number Two is their streamlined construction. This makes it highly unlikely that a pair of Striker Xs will be snagged by protruding objects, like branches and metal barbs. This streamlining is reflected in the slickness of the knee-pad section and in the way we’ve covered up all the seams.

Difference Number Three is ease of repair. If any element of your no-melt/no-drip Striker X Combat Pants does break, you can stitch it back together quickly with a needle and thread there in the field (one way we facilitate ease of repair is by using buttons instead of zippers for pocket closures).