UNIONBAY Men's Survivor Belted Cargo Short-Reg and Big & Tall Sizes

Great shorts, well made and look and fit great and the size is perfect.Thank you.Bob melvin Sr.

Good quality cloth, comfortable

Hangs just above the knee. The sizing is on point, but generous. 11" inseam is great. Side pocket depth is good, flaps adequate. I like the velcro closures on the pocket flaps. I dont use the rear pockets. No current problem with my stitching, after 1 wash. Fabbed in Shri Lanka. Fabric is decent thickness and soft. Minimal number of belt loops. I like the color (Android), it looks like the pic. 1 point off for the zipper, which the up/down movement is not smooth, concern the this may limit the life of the shorts. Also the belt is a waste of material. Should can the belt and put that savings into a better, smoother operating zipper, then I'd give these shorts a 5! But from a price standpoint, I would recommend.

Good quality fabric, fit just right, like the rear pockets with velcro tab on both ends of flap to keep the flaps from curling up over time

Great shorts-no complaints, accurate sizing

As described good quality

Nice looking & fit well

Over the years I've bought these shorts in 5 different sizes. Thankfully, I'm buying them smaller these days. That said, three stars is what they get.--The good news: If you are in the "big & tall" phase of your life, these fit. I have bought 5 other brands of shorts in the SAME SIZES as my Unionbay inventory . . . and they ALL fit much tighter, some to the point that I can't pull them up. Unionbay are sturdy and wear well. The cargo pockets are roomy and, so far, I've never had anything fall out of them. Those other 5 brands I mentioned? None of them have cargo pockets large enough to deserve the name "cargo". If I put same stuff I easily fit into my Unionbay cargo pockets into one of these other brands, I can't close the pockets and/or have to leave some items out. If you hike or work in your shorts, that matters. Finally, the front pockets are DEEP. If you work or outdoor recreate in your shorts, you know what I mean. Other brands front pockets are so shallow that I have regularly had stuff fall out of them when working on ladders or hiking a steep stretch of trail.--The bad news . . . and it's not terrible, just aggravating: Unionbay is VERY stingy on belt loops. You get 5. That's it. If you are on the big end of the spectrum this gets uncomfortable as you will often find the waistline of your shorts unsupported and sagging below your belt. My Wrangler short have NINE loops and the other brands I've bought all have at least 7. I get it. Four fewer belt loops probably save say 10 cents a pair of shorts which, times 5 million pair of shorts is a half million more profit. Fine, but it's not like we're paying a bargain price for Unionbay. Of the 6 brands I've bought, Unionbay is the MOST expensive. So... ???Also, and this will seem a bit petty unless you live in shorts like I do: Their offerings show 16 color choices, BUT until you hit size 42, all you get are 4 choices. Why? Oh, and none of the choices at any size include a green cammie choice. From what I see on the streets, that is a very popular color, but not for Unionbay.So I will keep buying them for the fit and pockets, but they will get three stars because they want a top price but skimp on belt loops and they apparently think anyone over size 42 is colorblind.Add some belt loops and I'll forgiver everything else.