Helikon-Tex Urban Tactical Pants UTP 2026

Size chart

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How to measure yourself?

1. Chest circumference

Measure your chest at the widest point, holding the tape horizontally.

2. Waist circumference

Measure your waist without holding too tightly or too loosely.

3. Hip circumference

Measure the circumference at the widest point of your hips without holding too tightly or too loosely.

4. Inseam length

Measure the inside of the leg in a straight line, measuring from the crotch to the ankle.

5. Height

Measure your height standing against a wall in a natural, upright position.

Measurement	XS	S	M	L	XL	2XL	3XL	4XL
Chest circumference	87-92	93-98	99-104	105-110	111-116	117-122	123-128	129-134
Waist circumference	71-76	77-82	83-88	89-94	95-100	101-106	107-112	113-118
Hip circumference	85-90	91-96	97-102	103-108	109-114	115-120	121-126	127-132
	Short	Regular	Long	X-long
Inseam length	73-77	78-82	83-87	88-92
Height	168-176	176-182	182-190	190-200

The pinnacle of tactical trousers

Urban Tactical Pants (UTP) were designed for the urban jungle and have become a classic piece of tactical clothing. When they were introduced, they were a novelty in the industry and quickly took the market by storm. Today, UTPs are among the most popular and well-liked tactical trousers, enjoying a well-deserved, lasting popularity. Their well-thought-out design, twelve pockets, suitable material, and the perfect balance between comfort and durability make UTP trousers stand out.

Everything in its place: the pockets

The pocket arrangement in the trousers is designed to combine the practical aspects of tactical clothing with a discreet appearance. This means that they do not look like typical combat trousers, even though they retain all their functions. UTPs have a total of twelve pockets. Two standard front pockets with reinforced edges can accommodate a flashlight or knife clip. Four thigh pockets offer various closures: two with zippers and two with hook and loop fasteners under the flaps (which fit an AK/AR magazine). In addition, there are four back pockets: two wide ones and two narrower ones each for smaller items. UTPs also feature two hidden internal pockets suitable for pistol magazines.

Comfort and durability: the material

Tactical trousers must be both comfortable and durable. Therefore, UTPs are made from PoliCotton RipStop material, consisting of 48% cotton, 50% polyester, and 2% elastane. The blend of cotton and polyester results in a relatively lightweight, quick-drying, durable, and abrasion-resistant fabric. A slight addition of elastane makes the material stretchy, which is crucial for tactical trousers. Durable clothing is often stiff and uncomfortable, while flexible and lightweight clothing tends to wear out quickly. Combat trousers combine the strengths of solid military clothing with the comfort and aesthetics of modern civilian clothing.

The perfect pair

Urban operations require readiness for various situations, which necessitates versatile clothing. Numerous pockets and robust, comfortable materials are not all that UTPs offer. They feature several small conveniences for user comfort. Instead of a traditional button, there is a wide hook and loop fastener that allows the waist to be adjusted by about 6 cm. Additionally, the back part of the waistband is equipped with an elastic band, ensuring flexibility and easy fit adjustment.

The belt loops accommodate belts up to approximately 50 mm wide (e.g., a tactical Cobra belt or Urban Tactical Belt). In addition, two front loops have flat hooks for attaching a carabiner, a key ring, or an ID retractor. The trousers also include compartments for knee pads. The functionality of UTPs is extensive, and with each passing year, they are appreciated by more users who test them in the urban jungle and beyond.