Denim Double Front Logger Dungaree

These jeans are sturdy with plenty of room and pockets. I buy them to put knee pads inside the double knees.

We'll made triple stitched inside and outside leg. Heavy! GREAT DEAL!

These. Are great pants

I’ve been wearing key double knee logger jeans for many years now. They fit right, and hold up under serious work.

I had forgotten how comfortable and functional these dungarees are for everyday wear. I got these new ones for occasional rougher work days, having "outgrown" older ones. The double front is essential. The suspender buttons and original heavy denim are as solid as ever. Comfort, functional features and extreme durability.

These are extremely comfortable and move well. Like Key's double-knee duck dungarees, the waist size is about a +1 but easily resolved by throwing suspenders on the buttons already installed. They appeared very baggy, but once donned and pulled up (keep in mind these are high-waisted, meaning if you wear them with a belt at the same level as your other jeans your crotch will be sagging) the fit is good. There's room for some thermal underwear to stay cozy in the winter.

Supremely well made, I’m sure these jeans and I are going to be working together for a long time. The suspender buttons are in the right place and rock-solid. So happy to them.

My husband really likes the double front logger pants. He works in construction and was ripping pants left and right. So far these are holding up well

what can I say, good quality, good price, good deal, have been using for years ,best work pants out there, Mike

I am a welder in a heavy fabrication industrial setting and ive been looking for rugged denim for years that will hold up to daily abuse. Hands down the BEST damn jeans i have ever bought! Heavy thick denim, triple stitched double knee, riveted, and nostalgic looking. Absolutely love them. These will last for decades!

I would recommend this style to my co workers and friends. Like to see them in Black . Also heavier weight of Demin would be great. Charge more wouldn’t be a problem .

I've been wearing these for a few years. I open up the bottom of the double knee with a seam ripper and fit pads cut from a camping sleep pad into the knees. I then install a snap to keep them from falling out, and also to be able to remove them easily for laundry. I think the double front should extend 2 inches lower. The first place to fail on them is at the rear pockets for me, they tend to tear at those rivets. I am hard on those pockets, at work (janitorial work) I stuff rolls of trash bags in those pockets that are a challenge to fit in. That's why they fail for me.