Men's 2-in-1 Workout Running Shorts 7" Lightweight Gym Yoga Training Sport Short Pants

They are great! I have a iPhone 10 and I keep my case on it. Fits and works great. After a couple times of wear the inner pocket gets a little loose but it still holds the phone well. I work out in them, hike, run and all the above with no issues. This is on about the black shorts. The green one fits good but the inner layer is definitely bigger than the black but it still does it’s job. I would definitely recommended the black. I got US large make sure to read the right size. I’m 6’2 220. I like a more slim fit.

I love them so much that I think I bought about seven pairs. They’re extremely comfortable and fit excellently. They are lightweight and breathable. The black camouflage pattern looks good. One of the pairs was defective, coming undone at a scene soon after I got it. The other ones are holding up well, however. They are all I wear to the gym and they’re all I wear when I go running. Absolutely love them.

These are SUPER comfortable. But, at 6'4" 245 and athletic (not SUPER fit, but not lumpy), XL is pushing it on a 38" waist (I'm a 52" chest). If you are a CAPTAIN QUADS, you may be challenging these for longevity. I'll be working hard in them and will update bout their durability, later.Zippered pickets are awesome. Def nice to chuck some ear buds in, and not worry about them falling out.The inside device pocket is fine of you have no case...definitely not compatible to a durable case and an S22 ULTRA. Not that I'd wear it that way, but I tested and it was going to damage, if I pushed.For a lightweight option and having the liner, it is perfect for summer and work outs. THAT said...and this is semi ADULT in info...the fit is a bit tight in that personal area. Just be aware that even with the liner, there aren't any questions about your private characteristics. Just be aware.

I ordered 3 pair. All 3 had thread hanging from the seams when I removed them from the package. I asked for a replacement pair for the blue ones I ordered, only to have the SAME problem with the new shorts. The seams do not hold, the shorts are not snug around the waist...UGH!!! I never should have purchased these!

They fit how they should, they're comfortable and they look good.However after a week or 2 I had loose threads coming out and after a couple months of running (about 15-20 miles a week) 1 pair has a rip in the inner lining in the crotch and another pair's phone pocket ripped open and let my phone smash the pavement mid-run.In other words, they probably would be alright for lounging but don't hold up too long to heavy exercise.

I honestly was unsure of the quality and fit of these shorts when I ordered them. I'm usually a brand name active wear gut and have always brought that swoosh stuff.With rising costs everywhere and the need to put money towards other things, I wanted to find more reasonably priced shorts.I am very impressed with the initial fit, feel, and quality of these shorts. They have good stretch and well thought out pocket design.I ended up getting a few more pairs. Not sure the long term quality, but for now they are holding up. The one little gripe would be, I wish the inner "compression" liner length didn't go lower than the short length. Just gives a little bit of a 90's fitness vibe. Not deal breaker bc the price to quality is on point.

These are just cheap shorts with "dry-fit" style undershorts that are sewn in to increase the price.SizingSeller mentions to go up a size if you're looking for a "looser" fit, this is pure garbage. These shorts already run big so you should probably go down 1 size for normal and down 2 sizes if you want them to be slightly snug. I say slightly snug because these will never be form fitting, they're just too loose.FitThese are not form fitting, cannot stress that enough, they're just loose shorts with another pair of slightly-less-loose shorts sewn into them. I would almost recommend going down 2 sizes, but honestly you're better off shopping another brand.The UndershortsThey're made out of "dry-fit" fabric, but the reality is that they're so loose you probably don't even get any of the advantages of it being dry-fit other than it they won't soak up sweat and weight you down. You're probably going to want to wear underwear under these just for sitting down because the undershorts are not form-fitting and will likely show just as much as a normal pair of athletic shorts.The PocketI read a few of the reviews and after trying them on, I'm really not convinced this is a cell phone pocket. I think it's actually for loose dollar bills, because that's all you're going to put in here that won't fall out. The pocket is too big, loose, and stretchy for small phones and the other end of the spectrum, it's too small and stretchy for big phones. I'm not exactly sure what size phone this was modeled for, but it's not your phone, cause it's gonna fall out.Working OutI didn't even attempt it because walking across my carpet without shoes on was enough to get the shorts to fall off. I couldn't imagine trying to do an actual walk or run or even lift in these shorts without the phone being my biggest concern. As a result, you're likely to spend more time worrying about your shorts falling off or your phone falling out than actually focusing on your routine.

I was looking for some jogging shorts with a built in pocket for my phone when running. These do the job admirably with the added bonus of having extra zippered pockets for other things as well. They are super comfortable and my phone stays securely in place throughout my workout without getting in the way. I like them so much, I bought 2 more pair in different colors. The only downside I’ve noticed at all is that the zipper pockets can get stuck some times. Otherwise they work great.

As difficult as it is for even me to believe, because me being a trendsetter sounds like a contradiction in terms, but I did notice that in the weeks after I purchased these shorts, many people attending the same gym as me also began wearing military camouflage, and the trend then seemed to spread throughout the broader community--i.e. the country town in which I live--particularly among high-school kids. So anyway, people were most likely not wishing to imitate me per se, but rather my fellow gym members, but it remains the case that I was the first in my gym to buy such military camouflage attire.