Two-Tone Cargo Work Shorts
My favorite is the Two-Tone Cargo Work Shorts. First off, these shorts look good. Theres no way to pretend that that part isnt important! They come in solid colors, but have a small area in the pleat of the side cargo pockets that shows another color. The pockets are good sized, with Velcro flaps, and hang well so that your skate tool doesnt look funny.But these shorts are also great for skateboarding. I went skating several times in them, and they not only did they handle me wiping out without tearing (and I wipe out a lot), but they were comfortable and didnt reek after I was finished. Theres just no polite way to bring that up, is there? But anyone who skates much knows that your shorts or pants get to smelling pretty strong after skating, and these shorts didnt. Not that they smelled great or anything, but I didnt feel weird going over and hanging out with non-skater friends after skateboarding, without changing. In all, Id say I dont have better shorts to skate in now than these Two-Tone Cargo Work Shorts from Dickies.
Workhorse Jeans

The Dickies Workhorse jeans also feature a cell phone (or skate tool) pocket, and are cut to fit over boots. I liked these jeans enough, but they felt a little heavy for my skateboarding tastes. However, if you like wearing jeans while skateboarding, I cant think or a better feature than double layered knees... Except for more reinforcement on the inseam, and these jeans seem pretty tough. If you skate like I do, then you know that the inseam of your jeans is often one of the first things to go. These Dickies Workhorse Jeans are made for rough work, so they should last a good long time on the skate park. And if they don't, well you have the Dickies Guarantee! (see page two for more on the guarantee)
Double Knee Work Pants
A better choice for me for pants was the Dickies Double Knee Work Pants. Now these bad boys are perfect. Light and tough, these are the kind of pants I like.
Read page two for the rest of the review.





