I have always had issues with jeans sagging or feeling too uncomfortably square. These are the best most comfortable style of jeans I have ever worn. I have mountain biked for ages and these jeans feel like they were designed for my legs which have large thighs and average calfs. I swear no jeans were ever cut for this body type except these!!! They never fall down even if I have my phone, wallet and a bunch of random other stuff in my pockets. I hope these jeans come back into stock because they are the only jeans I want to ever buy again.

I have several pairs of 511's and I love the commuter slim jeans. They just fit well in any situation and are very functional. #win501

If you don't like to have cold legs these pants will do the trick and you won't look like a tool either. Slightly stretchy so you can sit with comfort. Tailored fit so you don't look like a slob. These go with anything from tee shirts to leather shoes and a blazer. These are the pants that go with me when I can only bring one pair.

Un jean sportif qui sait aussi rester chic, le top. En plus c'est du solide, on aimerez avoir plus souvent ce type de matière.

I ordered my size 34/36 and could barely zip them up they were so tight, had to go commando for a couple of days, but they stretch to fit perfectly, very comfortable and durable. So anyway, you just need to break them in first!

I ride 2,000 miles and work 2,500 hours a year in these jeans. These pants hold up to the trades and cycling. They're also comfortable -- I wear them on the weekends too. I wash them every time I wear them, but ussually don't dry them. They fit a bit more snug, but the material permits more freedom than a relaxed fit or carharts while still being strong.

These are my favourite jeans, no contest. They're really comfortable for cycling, feeling soft and supple, and look just like 511s should. There are a lot of whiny reviews about these jeans, so I have tried to be objective about it and have done a straight comparison with a pair of swrv cordura skinnies. I have had them for exactly the same amount of time (14 months), used them both for commuting, and they have been washed exactly the same number of times. If anything, I probably wore the Levis more, just because they are so comfortable, but there are more signs of wear on the swrvs, both at the turnup and at the gusset. The Levi's have stood up very well, with no signs of fraying or thinning at the gusset and just some very slight wear to the stitching at the turnup. I was nearly put off by the moany reviews but am glad I persisted, and I'm here to buy another pair.

I don't understand the bad reviews on these. I'm on probably my fifth pair and won't buy anything else. For as long as they make these, I will continue to wear them. Yes, they wear out(all of mine have gone at the crotch), but the bottom line is that they last twice as long as the regular stretch 511s. I own one pair at a time and wear them 7 days/week. I typically get six months or so out of each pair. That's cycling everyday to work in them, then working, then doing everything else I do in life in them too. Such a versatile, stylish jean. Don't let the commuter label scare you, these can be dressed up as well as anything else on the market. They do run a bit small at the waist. I'm typically a 33w, I go 34w in these. 5'11" 185lbs and the 34x32 fits perfect.

it took my 99% satisfied with the technical and materials.

It's funny that people on here gave these a bad wrap for not being skinny enough... I am a guy with bigger legs yes, but I think they look / feel great. The waist seems to run small (I'm a 33 in most pants but these were tough to button even at 34 waist). I also heard that they changed the construction these too much over time, but I got this same color and model of 511 commuters exactly two years ago and I don't notice much of a difference. Was happy then and I'm happy now. They may be a little more thick and rigid, but I like that because it feels more premium and they're still stretchy.