Or, instead of carrying extra crap, use the blousing straps built into the trousers. I wore them this way every day from 1986 until I retired in 2007. SMSgt, USAF (ret)
When you adjust your pants in the end after fastening the velcro, are you adjusting the actual velcro straps and/or just your pants? If I did this, I assume I'm not actually pulling the velcro down to my boot. A reply would be lovely. I'm gonna give these a try. Thanks in advance!
Or, instead of carrying extra crap, use the blousing straps built into the trousers. I wore them this way every day from 1986 until I retired in 2007.
SMSgt, USAF (ret)
does your pant leg not ride up when you take a knee or anything like that?
Why would you do this when the straps are built in? lol
where could I buy a pair of boot like those?
These were just standard issue from my unit. You want this exact pair or the boot that most people wear?
What is the exact boot name?
When you adjust your pants in the end after fastening the velcro, are you adjusting the actual velcro straps and/or just your pants? If I did this, I assume I'm not actually pulling the velcro down to my boot. A reply would be lovely. I'm gonna give these a try.
Thanks in advance!
Just the pants, the velcro is already in place! :)
Are your socks knee-high?
Not all the time
@@ColeAlanFF ok