Nike Trail

Fit & Feel: The fit is comfortable and true to size, offering a standard fit that allows for ease of movement without feeling too loose or too tight. The lightweight material makes them feel almost weightless, which is great for running or training. The inner lining adds extra support, though it would depend on personal preference whether that’s a pro or con. Design: The two-tone design with the grid-patterned panels gives these shorts a stylish, performance-driven look. It’s a nice balance between functionality and aesthetics. The subtle detailing, like the drawstring loops, adds to the sporty appeal. Fabric: The fabric is light, breathable, and seems to have moisture-wicking properties, making it great for workouts. However, it wrinkles easily, which could be a minor drawback if you like your gear to look crisp. What I Liked Most: The lightweight feel and breathable design are the biggest highlights. These shorts seem ideal for high-intensity workouts or warm-weather activities. What I Would Change: I’d improve the wrinkle resistance of the fabric and potentially add deeper or zippered pockets for better storage. Depending on the preference, an option with a built-in liner or a slightly stretchier waistband could also enhance comfort.

Yes, these are good shorts yet the prior version with two side zippered pockets, the small rear zipper pocket, and the two small gel sized pockets in the front are the best trail short ever made. I have been running ultras since 2001 and these were hands down the best shorts I have ever worn. I know some of the pros want to be minimalist yet for the rest of us we can use more utility not to mention security with the zipper pockets. I also used them in the surf (zipper fronts can hold my credit card an ID safely in the water) and for casual wear which too made them the best.

If you wear M size so then you have to order L CUSE M size FITS like is SMALL