Men's PaceLite Split Run Shorts W/Brief 3"

I purchased these for my 15 year old son who runs cross country and puts in a lot of miles during the year. We have 4 boys that run XC and it seems the natural progression is to start at 7 inch shorts, then go to 5 inch shorts before getting the courage to wear the 3 inch shorts. Once they make it to 3 inch they don't seem to go back. They find them to be the most comfortable.I also like the bright neon yellow color for when they're running on roads as it makes them more visible to drivers.We will be purchasing more of these shorts and have already bought them in blue for his older brother.

I bought a bunch of these in lots of colors because they keep the boys off your leg and breath when you go for a run. They double as swim shorts

These are awesome shorts. Light weight. Zipper pockets. I love the way they're made and the feel of the material. Very high quality shorts.

These shorts are very comfortable and durable. I use them for spartan mud races. If you don't like a lot of fabric rubbing thighs when running or working out then try these. Pockets zip as well. Ordering more.

Needed quick-dry shorts for kayaking. Been using whatever came up on a search for "quick-dry shorts". I expected the shorts to get dry enough to drive the car by the time I got everything back and loaded into the car. Not even close. Must find a place to change to dry pants, wring out the shorts, and the shorts still leave a big puddle on the floor of the car. Eventually, I realized that huge baggy knee-length shorts just don't work for this.So, searched again, found 3-inch shorts with quick-dry polyester spandex material. This is great for kayaking. I can wade deep and stay dry. If dunked, there's so much less material to get wet. I can wear these shorts under my normal pants. If still wet, that wetness wicks into my full-size pants and leaves just a little dampness that can dry while driving the car.This Meir is my 3rd 3-inch shorts. All three were purchased for kayaking. All are similar, not hugely different. 1st purchase (not Mier) was size M, ok but no waist drawstring so shorts can slip during a kayak re-entry scramble. 2nd purchase (not Mier) was also size M, has drawstring and snug waist, but below the waist is waay too loose and baggy. Maybe a runner would enjoy the cooling effect of that. Maybe beefier meatier thighs need that. For my scrawny legs, almost no coverage whenever a leg goes up.3rd purchase (this Mier) in size S, best yet. Fits like shorts, follows leg movement. The material has some stretch, but nowhere near enough stretch to wear a tight-fitting size. Material is lightweight, but seems opaque enough when wet (speaking for black, other colors may be more transparent). Shorts are used for kayaking, swimming, and hiking. Hiking usage is as a layer under full-length pants on hot days. On the trail, shorts feel cool and light. Material seems too thin and fragile for sitting on a log, need to cover the tree bark before sitting.The two zipper side pockets are generous size.There is plenty of room for my phone (pockets of other shorts barely fit, phone is Samsung S23 ultra in Otterbox case). Other shorts pockets were near the side seams, but Mier side pockets are slightly forward, well placed in my opinion. While walking, advantage of this forward position is that a heavy wad of keys in the side pocket will follow leg movement instead of swinging as a pendulum. But, pocket position is not so far forward that the wad of keys hangs in an uncomfortable place while sitting.This Meir is the one I would re-buy when I need more.

The fit and material is what I was looking for. Great fit and comfortable. received idem as promised...shannon