Wrangler All Terrain Cargo Pant vs Wrangler RIGGS Workwear Ripstop Ranger Cargo Pant
Both are Wrangler cargo pants, but they are built for different jobs. The All Terrain is the lighter, stretchier nylon pant with UPF protection and zip side pockets, best for hiking, travel and warm-weather wear. The RIGGS Ripstop Ranger is the heavier cotton workwear pant with reinforced, ventilated knees, a hammer loop and Cordura-lined back pockets, best for job sites and rough tasks. Owners rate the All Terrain higher (4.6 from over 31,000 ratings versus 4.2 from 838), but the RIGGS wins on abrasion resistance and pocket durability.
- Choose the Wrangler All Terrain if you want a light, stretchy, quick-drying cargo pant for trails, travel and everyday wear.
- Choose the Wrangler RIGGS Ripstop Ranger if you need a tough cotton work pant with reinforced knees and a hammer loop for job-site use.
Prices
- Wrangler All Terrain Cargo Pant: $29.98 at Walmart (last seen Nov 9)
- Wrangler RIGGS Workwear Ripstop Ranger Cargo Pant: $36.97 at Bass Pro Shops (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Wrangler All Terrain Cargo Pant is $6.99 cheaper than the Wrangler RIGGS Workwear Ripstop Ranger Cargo Pant at the latest prices (Nov 9)

