The 5655 combines a jogger ankle with a zip fly, making it a distinct alternative to the W123 men’s flat-front cargo pant. The manufacturer describes a slim leg and several separate storage compartments.
A closure matters during desk work too
Check the zip-fly area and drawcord waist while seated. The front should remain comfortable without requiring you to move the waistband repeatedly. If the seat pulls while the waist feels loose, compare sizing or another cut instead of tightening the tie until the front becomes uncomfortable.
Map the eight-pocket layout
Wink documents front slash pockets, two cargos with phone and pen storage, and rear pockets with hook-and-loop closures. Decide what belongs in a closed pocket and what needs quick access. Try those positions with your normal top, then walk with a modest pocket load to see whether the pant hangs evenly.
Use jogger measurements for a jogger
The official regular inseam is 28.5 inches and tall is 31.5 inches. Those are not the measurements of the W123 flat-front model. Judge cuff placement while bending your knees and taking a step. The main fabric is microfiber polyester with manufacturer-described four-way stretch; the stretch description does not imply spandex content.



