Lee Men's Extreme Motion Regular Boot Jean

First and foremost, the comfort level is unparalleled. The Extreme Motion technology truly lives up to its name, providing an incredible range of motion without sacrificing the classic denim look. Whether I'm sitting for long periods or staying active, these jeans move with me effortlessly, making them perfect for any occasion.

I bought these for my husband and he was very pleased with them.They're a good fit and have a good cut to them. The stitching is strong and neat and personally I think the colour wash of these is really nice.They wash well too and he tells me they are very comfortable.Being as I was in a good mood, I've bought him another pair!

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These were exactly what I was looking for! I had a pair of Levi's made of the same material but they discontinued the line. When I'm home and around the house I like to be comfortable, but wearing lounge pants all day makes me feel like a slob. These jeans stretch and give you range of motion like wearing lounge pants but look like proper jeans. Admittedly the material is a little thinner feeling, but it still keeps you warm and worth the trade off for me.

Great material, the measurements are true. My partner has very long legs, we couldn't find a decent pair in the shops although they had the same measurements as these ones, they were way too short. 36w/34L are perfect for him.

sooo comfy, love what the company calls 'extra man room' tis nearly like free balling in a pair of sweats.

Despite the ridiculous “extreme motion” branding, these are really comfortable, flexible light stretch jeans with a relaxed fit. Completely at ease going walking, at work out and about or on the couch. Surprisingly good to wear without a belt - waist band is a little stretchy and grippy so low chance of plumber’s crack when bending over. Look good worn over boots too.Update: Lasted about 6 months of wearing maybe every second week for a couple of days before thinning to holes. Ironically the gusset in the crotch was the first part to completely wear through, despite being designed to add stretch and flexibility. Difficult to repair due to stretchiness of fabric. They were still nice jeans but as ever increasing stretch decreases durability.