Nice shorts

This is a very good swimsuit. But the most interesting use case for these shorts involves serious distance runners. This garment will uniquely serve runners who are training for marathon distances. I've been looking for shorts like these for a very long time.As a garment for swimming, the Arweg swimsuit checks the boxes:* quick drying* stretchy spandex outer layer and a soft inner liner* Two open pockets and one pocket that zippers securely shutThis review thus far could describe a million competent swimsuits for sale. What caught my eye was an unusual feature in its description: "compression liner."Many men's swimsuits have an inner liner. This liner serves two purposes. It provides, um, "support" to your manly bits, the same way a woman's bra provides support. The liner also provides men some measure of modesty, flattening out the bumps and bulges.I've run more than 150 marathons. As anyone has run a marathon can tell you, training seriously can get a little monotonous. Marathon runners interested in a fast time will typically be running 50, 60, 70 miles a week during training. Most distance runners develop an intense desire to mix up their workouts a little bit, just to keep things interesting. That's where this swimsuit comes in.I have long wanted a swimsuit that I could go running in. I used to live about five miles from the Pacific Ocean. I loved the idea of being able to run to the ocean, take a swim, and run back home in a kind of run-swim-run workout.I tried this a few times in a few different ways. My fellow runners know what's coming: the problem with running in most swimsuits involves the liner. Either it's a mesh that is scratchy, or the liner has prominent seams that stick out. On a long run, you will slowly and surely be rubbed raw in very sensitive places.You can try to swim in running shorts, but there tend to be a few problems with that:* many running shorts don't dry quickly* running shorts are not designed for swimming, and will tend to be damaged by it* running shorts are often very thin, and when you get out of the water, you will look nearly naked. That's either a problem or a feature depending on your personality, but I don't always want the extra attention from strangers.The Arcweg swimsuit is unique among swimsuits I've tried to run in. The compression liner is soft and supportive. There are no seams to stick out and chafe. It dries extremely quickly. Unlike many swimsuits, its 7-inch legs are tapered, and not baggy. It resembles a good running short.As a test, I took this swimsuit out for a ten mile run. It performed wonderfully, and I was comfortable the entire time. I was able to use the zippered pocket to securely hold the case of my Samsung Buds Pro headphones. Though I live in a sunny part of California, it started raining during the course of my run, and I especially appreciated that I was wearing a quick-dry garment that is designed to get wet.I'm looking forward to combined run/swim workouts with this swimsuit: in the ocean, or in a pool. If I run to a nearby gym, of course I'll need to shower off before jumping into the pool, but this is a garment is designed to get wet.The Arweg swimsuit opens the door to more varied and interesting swim/run workouts with a minimum of planning. It's unique among workout clothes, and deserves a place in the dresser drawer of serious athletes.

Cheap material. Has started ripping already

Bom produto.

Poor quality material- stiff and it crackles when you move.

Gym shorts for work outs

I use for calisthenics, lifting, and walking. They are as advertised. Quick dry, 8" inseam, elastic waste with drawstring. Dry quickly and comfortable. They seem to be made well after several months of use. I have two pair, one black and one dark grey.

Exactly what I wanted in a pair of athletic shorts...

My college son likes these almost as much as his expensive athletic wear line ones. They are good quality.