NEO TOOLS Mix&Match Pantaloni da lavoro con 4-way stretch, rinforzi Cordura, beige-nero, taglia L

On a busy construction site, a carpenter reaches for his NEO TOOLS Mix&Match work trousers before starting the day. The 4-way stretch fabric moves with him as he kneels, climbs, and bends, while Cordura reinforcements at the knees, holster pockets, and leg ends shrug off abrasion from rough concrete and sharp edges. The beige-black colourway hides dirt, and the detachable holster pockets keep tools within easy reach. These trousers are built for professionals who demand durability and freedom of movement in equal measure.

Key specifications

• Main fabric: 90% nylon, 10% spandex, 260 g/m² with 4-way stretch
• Reinforcements: Cordura (100% polyester, 260 g/m²) at knees, holster pockets, and leg ends
• Colour: beige-black
• Size: L (waist approx. 90-94 cm, inseam approx. 82 cm)
• Pockets: 2 side, 2 back, 2 detachable holster, 1 ruler, 1 phone, 2 knee pad (top entry)
• Fastening: zipper and button
• Additional features: elastic waist, belt loops, hammer loop, reflective elements
• Certification: EN ISO 13688

Why choose it

The Mix&Match series combines a modern, athletic fit with rugged durability. The 4-way stretch fabric eliminates restriction, so you can work in comfort all day. Cordura reinforcements extend the life of the trousers in high-wear areas, making them a smart investment for demanding jobs. The detachable holster pockets let you customise your tool carry, and the reflective elements improve visibility in low-light conditions.

Ideal use cases

• Construction and carpentry work
• Electrical and plumbing installations
• General maintenance and repair
• Outdoor work in low-light conditions

Good to know

These trousers are certified to EN ISO 13688, ensuring they meet European standards for protective clothing. The elastic waist and belt loops provide a secure fit, while the hammer loop keeps essential tools close at hand. For added comfort, knee pad pockets allow you to insert pads (not included) for extended kneeling tasks.