Men's EMS Pant Description:
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7.25 Ounce Poly-cotton Twill
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Teflon® treated
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Self-adjusting tunnel waistband
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Two cargo pockets
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Rear web strap
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Full-size cargo pockets with internal dividers
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External EMS specific Pockets
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Tough Cuff hem
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Double-Time™ belt loops
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YKK® zippers
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Prym® snaps
5.11 Tactical Series® has done it again. Our new EMS pants are ready for uniform wear and we know this one
will be a hit. Fashioned after our traditional 5.11 Tactical pant, the EMS Pants features rugged,
fade-resistant 7.25 ounce poly-cotton twill and is loaded with user driven features. Full-size cargo
pockets with internal dividers and external EMS-specific pockets give you plenty of room to organize your
gear. The front pockets are extra deep and feature our coin-keeper construction plus reinforced bottom
edges to protect the material from wear. The rear pockets feature 5.11’s trademark slash pockets and
utility strap, plus welted wallet pockets.
The EMS pants are made with two layers of fabric in the seat and knees for durability. The EMS pants are
treated with Teflon® for stain, soil and fluid resistance. We use only quality YKK® zippers and Prym®
snaps and have designed the pants with a longer rise in the back to help you maintain a professional
appearance. The EMS pants feature a comfortable, self-adjusting tunnel waistband that moves with you and a
gusseted crotch that allows freedom of movement, virtually eliminating seam failure. The inside of the
waistband features our gripper material to help keep you shirt tucked in. We’ve also added 5.11’s
Double-Time™ belt loops which feature an extra-wide 1 ½” belt loop with a thinner 3/8” loop on top of that
for you to attach your radio strap or other accessory.
Available in both men’s and women’s sizes the EMS pants are just another example of 5.11 Tactical Series
innovation and quality. We depend on user input for the design and construction of all of our products and
are proud to serve the men and women who protect us from fire, accidents and emergencies.
Imported.
