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Rapid Transit Pants

Four-way stretch pants designed for movement. Available in two different seasonal weights.

Heavyweight: 221gm/m2
Lightweight: 155gm/m2

$

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Rapid Transit Pants

 XSSMLXL
Waist27"29.25"31.5"33.75"36"
Hip38.5"41.25"43.5"45.75"48"
Thigh22.75"25"26"27"28"
Inseam27.75"29"30"30.5"31"

From our Customers

Rapid Transit

A busy racing season means lots of travel. While in college or high school this might have meant boarding the team bus in a polo and uncomfortable khakis, now we have better options (and higher standards). We set out to create a pant that wouldn’t look sloppy at the airport, with all the stretch and comfort needed to sprint through the terminal. The Rapid Transit Pants are cut from a lightweight and breathable stretch fabric in a relaxed fit that’s ideal for a busy day.

The Rapid Transit Pants are cut from a fabric selected for its stretch and breathability. Available in two fabric weights, heavyweight (221gm/m2) is better suited for colder weather while the lightweight (155gm/m2) works for warmer days. At any weight, they’re the perfect pant for sprinting through an airport.

While these pants may fit and feel like a jogger, we combined classic tailoring details - from a hook and bar waistband and perfect pleats - with nods to performance like the reflective stripe on the cuffs.

The pants feature two hand pockets and a back zippered pocket for storing keys or a credit card.

Fabric
100% polyester
Heavyweight: 221gm/m2
Lightweight: 155gm/m2
Pocketing: 92% polyester, 8% spandex

Care
Machine wash cold
Do not tumble dry
Do not bleach
Low iron
Do not dry clean
Jack (right) is 5' 11" and wearing a Medium.

Boise to Boylston

2:09 marathoner and Tracksmith team member Mick Iacofano flew from Boise to Boston to race his first Marathon Major. With two flights and a 4:00 a.m. start to his travel day, dressing for comfort was a top priority to ensure he felt rested and ready to go on race day. On Marathon Monday, Mick went out with the lead pack and hung on to finish 17th overall and 6th American in 2:11. Not bad for his first effort on the world stage.

"Given multiple chances, I would run that race the same way every time," Mick wrote post-race. "I believe I can be a world-class athlete and that's who I need to race when I hit the road. While disappointed with the results, I couldn't be happier with effort.”

Across Country

Those who remember their days on the cross-country team, will likely also remember long hours on the bus to and from races. What is it about the fall and cross country in particular that conjures such nostalgia? This fall, we drove north to New Hampshire to revel in the memories.

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It doesn’t require an artist's hand to paint idyllic pictures of the cherished memories of cross country. We box it up in clouds of breath, flushed skin, and mud-caked calves pressed tightly against a backdrop of emerald, rust, violet and gold. For all it invokes, you can’t help but admire cross country’s flair for the dramatic.

On the Go

For runners with big goals or those inspired to explore, traveling to races can unlock speed and heighten our connection to our sport. Inspired by runners on the go, we designed a collection of travel-ready staples crafted for comfort and sophistication in transit.

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