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Levis Commuter Jeans-Why You Should Own A Pair

September 3, 2016 by Corey Davis

Levis Commuter Jeans

You may or may not have heard about the new Levis Commuter Jeans series, but here is why you need a pair now! The Levis Commuter jeans series was started with the urban commuter in mind. Levis took everything into account when designing this new line for men and women. Levis created a pair of jeans with the fit, material, and durability in mind for the urban commuter. The Levis Commuter jeans feature advanced fabric to keep them dry and has added strength for durability. The fabric, while strong, is also designed to stretch for extra comfort while riding to work. The Levis Commuter Jeans are performance built for cyclist, meaning they are designed to fit the typical build of a cyclist’s body.

Regular Pants Just Aren’t as Good

Regular pants are not quite as functional for the everyday cyclist commuting to work. Regular pants tend to “ride” up while cycling, and the Levis Commuter jeans are supposed to decrease this from happening with their superior design for cycling. Regular jeans are also going to stay wet much longer than the Levis commuter jeans series, and no one wants to walk around work with wet pants. Also, if you happen to crash on the way to work, regular pants will tear while the Levis stand a much better chance of surviving the accident. Regular pants certainly do not contain 3M reflectivity properties, which helps to increase visibility like some of the Levis Commuter jeans.

The Men’s Jeans!

For the men, the Levi Commuter jeans come in two different cuts, the 511 slim fit and the 541 athletic fit. The 511 slim fits come in a variety of different colors such as dark moss, mourning dove, and grey denim. The 541 athletic fits come in a few different colors as well like black, grey and indigo denim. Levi says the 511 slim fits sizing has a “higher back rise for coverage while riding”, “slim through hip and thigh” and “slim legs”. The Levi 541 athletic fit has “higher back rise for coverage while riding”, “more room in seat and thigh” and a “slightly tapered leg”.

The Women’s Jeans!

For the women, the women’s Levi Commuter jeans series is called the High Rise Skinny Jeans. They are offered in black and morning dove, to provide a professional and stylish look. They are water and dirt repellent and have the Reflective 3M Scotchlite tape on the cuff. They also have deeper pockets, and the fit is skinny through the hip and thigh. They also have skinny legs, which help prevent them from getting caught in the crank and chain.

Levis Commuter Jeans

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About Corey Davis

Corey has been riding and racing bikes for the past 6 years. He started riding mountain bikes with his friends in high school and quickly progressed through the ranks which lead him to collegiate cycling where he transitioned to road racing. He is a graduate of Mars Hill University with a degree in business and is currently racing at the elite national level. He aims to bring a well-rounded background to I Love Bicycling from tech to training.

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