Heavy-duty work trousers in reinforced woven polyester/cotton fabric with Cordura® details for durability and four-way stretch sections for mobility. They feature removable large-volume Cordura®-reinforced holster pockets, front pockets, two rear pockets and two leg pockets, plus a hammer loop, ruler pocket and zipped phone pocket. Pre-shaped knees with Cordura®-reinforced knee pad pockets and a four-way stretch back panel aid movement. Leg length can be extended by 5 cm, and a reflective print is placed underneath.
Key features
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Cordura® reinforcements: Abrasion resistance at wear points
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Four-way stretch: Back panel and stretch zones for mobility
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Removable holster pockets: Large volume, Cordura®-reinforced
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Knee pad pockets: Pre-shaped knees with Cordura® pockets
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Tool storage: Hammer loop, ruler pocket, zipped phone pocket
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Extendable legs: Length can be increased by 5 cm
Specifications
| Brand |
Pesso |
| Model |
TITAN FLEXPRO 125Z |
| Type |
Work trousers |
| Main fabric |
88% polyester, 12% cotton, reinforced woven |
| Weight |
320 g/m² |
| Reinforcements |
100% Cordura® |
| Stretch panels |
Four-way stretch, 91.5% nylon / 8.5% spandex |
| Pockets |
2 removable holster pockets, front pockets, 2 rear, 2 leg pockets, ruler pocket, zipped phone pocket |
| Knees |
Pre-shaped, Cordura® knee pad pockets |
| Other |
Hammer loop, reflective print, +5 cm leg extension |
| Colour |
Green/Khaki |
| Sizes |
42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62 |
Best for
Carpentry, installation, renovation and general construction work that needs pockets, knee protection and freedom of movement.
Choosing the size
Available in sizes 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62. Sizes are European work-trouser sizes (e.g. 50 ≈ M, 52 ≈ L, 54 ≈ XL). See our size guide, or send us your crew's sizes and we will check them.
Complete the kit
Ordering for a crew? Combine with a hi-vis jacket, safety boots, gloves and a helmet in one order with our kit builder. Companies with an EU VAT number can buy without VAT and receive an invoice.
