Session Shorts - 7"
Our best-selling running shorts are cut for versatility from a lightweight, high-stretch performance fabric with a 7” inseam length.
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CFPF
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Today's Session
Easy run. Tempo. Core. Intervals. Whatever your training plan calls for, our workhorse Session Shorts deliver day in and day out. Built with lightweight stretch and cut for movement and modesty, these shorts are guaranteed to work as hard as you do. Plus, the understated styling, considered pockets, and multiple inseam lengths will make them a loyal training companion. It's why they've become our best-selling short.
The durable Polygiene® liner resists odor and bacteria and won’t budge no matter how far or fast you go.
Our Veloce fabric is a luxurious high-stretch knit made in Italy that drapes and moves with your body. Soft and silky, it's also UV protective, breathable and highly moisture-wicking.
The Session Shorts feature one zip pocket on the back - big enough for your phone - and one internal drop-in pocket for keys, card or gels. The internal stretch drawcord allows you to adjust the tension at the waist.
Fabric
Main Body: Veloce - 86% Poly, 14% Elastane, 110gsm
Liner: Polygiene - 89% Polyester, 11% Spandex, 178gsm
Care
Wash Warm
Delicate Cycle With Like Colors
Do Not Bleach
Line Dry
Reviews
Every Day, Every Session
Our Session products are built for everyday training, so they prioritize comfort and durability. One part of the formula is our Veloce Blend: a luxurious high-stretch knit made in Italy that drapes and moves with your body. Soft and silky, it's also UV protective, breathable and highly moisture-wicking. It helps ensure these pieces never see the back of your drawer.
The Session Details
A running short starts with the liner. It has to be as durable as the short and stay put over long distances and top speeds. It's a plus that this one also has an anti-odor and anti-microbial Polygiene® treatment. Pockets are also an important consideration. The Session Shorts offer an internal drop-in pocket for cards, keys and gels.
