[leadin]Function, fashion, durability, comfort, and fit — the growing genre of “pants you can ride a bike in” has high demands.[/leadin]
But multiple manufacturers are up to the challenge, designing trousers that stretch, pad, and reflect when you’re on two wheels, all while looking good at a coffee shop or the office. I tried multiple pairs of these cross-functional trousers this year. Here’s my final word on five brands.
Urban Aesthetic — Chrome Industries Folsom Pant — Click for full review
Pseudo-Dressy (and Waterproof!) — Makers & Riders Weatherproof Jean — Click for full review
Stylish Tech — Arc’teryx A2B Commuter Pant — Click for full review
Biking Jeans — Levi’s Commuter 511 — Click for full review
Made In San Francisco — Cadence Trousers — Click for full review
