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Reviewing Thrive Workwear Pants

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What are the Best Painter's Pants? Reviewing Painters Pants I've Worn Throughout My Career!

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The presenter presents a pair of Thrive Workwear pants, showcasing the logo on the back. He notes that many viewers notice these pants due to their built-in knee pads, labeled as 'Squish' technology. He demonstrates the thick, heavy-duty material, comparing it to Carhartt fabric, and praises the knee pads for retaining their shape and sponginess even after numerous washes. He mentions that while the thick material could be hot for some, it was never an issue for him, even in extreme heat. He also highlights that these pants come out of the wash wrinkle-free, which he considers a major advantage. The pants feature heavy-duty zippers, buttons, stitching, and belt loops, demonstrating their robust construction. He notes he has older pairs that have lasted over a year without holes or worn spots.

Goal: The presenter reviews Thrive Workwear pants, highlighting their built-in Squish knee pads, thick material, and wrinkle-free nature after washing, noting their durability and professional fit.

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cuts and and styles of painter pants here and i'll show you the pants if you've watched some of my videos probably over the last year now um you're seeing me wear a pair of thrive painter pants and here's the logo right on the back these are thrive workwear so it comes from a company called thrive and it's thriveworkwear.com and what a lot of people are noticing about these pants is the built-in knee pads and some get a lot of questions about that because that's the first thing this is a fairly new pair you can see there is some paint on them i've worn them a few times now one of the things i noticed about these pants here's an older pair this is probably one of the first pairs that i got when i got them they were built super heavy with super thick material and built-in knee pads and i really liked the feel of being in pants that were thick and heavy now some of the drawbacks to that might be that's it's a little bit too hot for you outside it was never a problem with me even working in 105 degree weather but these pants the built-in knee pads they're called squish the technology squish knee pads and it's right here the logo right there they do not come out they stand all the time and as many as many times as these things have been through the wash the knee pad still isn't curled up and it's still actually spongy feels almost like it did when it's brand new absolutely incredible i've never worn a pair of uh pants that actually had sony knee pads i've had them where you can slip them in and out and um but this is uh great because you have to go out and hunt for your knee pads in the van they're always in your your pants and i absolutely love that feature some of the other things about the pants and one of the things that actually drives me crazy about low quality pants is the bottom of the pants now i'll get to a pair of pants that on most pants when you wash them the cuff down here gets all flipped up and crinkled and stuff like that and i would iron my pants because that absolutely drove me crazy when these things come out of the wash they are never all wrinkled up they look absolutely amazing just coming out of the wash these are freshly washed and they're not all crinkled and folded everywhere and certain features like your hammer um feature right here it's not all um squished up and folded up increased your hammer can slip in it really easy super thick and i like to describe them kind of like a carhartt style material they're really really thick and to…

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