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Review of Thrive Workwear Painter's Pants

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Painter Pants SUCK!

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The presenter discusses the 'Thrive Workwear Painter 5400 PRO' pants. He praises their slim fit, which he prefers over baggy styles, and their thick, durable stretch fabric. Key features mentioned include multiple pockets (including interior pockets and a hammer holder) and non-removable, washable 'Squish Pad Technology' knee pads that maintain their shape and provide comfort without the hassle of separate strap-on knee pads. He clarifies that he is not paid by Thrive Workwear and received the pants for free for testing, genuinely liking them.

Goal: The presenter details the features and benefits of Thrive Workwear's Painter 5400 PRO pants, highlighting their fit, durability, and integrated knee pads.

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pants. I'll talk about the pants. These are Thrive workware. And I'm going to talk about the pants, you know, the shoes and my shirt and hat. And I do want to say right now, I am not paid. I don't even know these people from Thrive. Yes, they sent me the pants for free. I got the shoes for free. Has nothing to do with my opinion about what I think about them. They're not paying me to say any of this. They sent them to me. I tested them, and now these are the best paint painters pants I've ever worn. I absolutely like the style, the cut, and the fit of them. They're like a slim fit. They're not all baggy at the bottom. I'm really not into that baggy look. I don't think it's a very professional look. Um, these things fit excellent. Something about the material, they're a very thick, durable, stretch fabric. They got all your typical painters, um, pockets on them. Um, pockets on them and around them. They've got a hammer holder. Pockets are pretty big on the inside. They got pockets inside the pockets. And they've got pockets, multiple pockets in the back. They are Thrive. Um, Thrive Workware is who manufactures them. There's a little orange tag right here. It says Squish. I assume that has something to do with um patenting or trademarking of the knee pad that goes inside of them. These are not removable knee pads. They go right into the wash. They can be washed over and over and over again. I've used these pants quite a few times now. I've been using them and painting in them daily. And the shape of the knee pad never changes. Stays the same. And the knee pad is um it's actually it doesn't look thick. It's not super thick, but it's super dense. And it functions very very well. Now I have to run out, grab knee pads, strap them on, and we all know how the Velcro gets irritating around your legs and um if you got to run out and grab them, you can't find them in your vehicle. Uh these are just there for use always. And you can see they kind of like just disappear in the pants, but you do know they're there. That's why I've been getting a lot of questions about them. But the pants are excellent. Um I absolutely love them. So um once

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