side slit running shorts
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Most use stretch blends for comfort and recovery. Common blends reported include 77% nylon/23% spandex and a 90% polyester/10% spandex quick-dry blend.
Some styles omit an inner liner for maximum breathability, while others use a double-layer construction: an outer side‑split layer for coverage plus an inner layer for support and modesty.
Pocket options vary by style. Common examples include front patch pockets on some athletic shorts and a zippered phone pocket on others.
They commonly advertise quick‑dry and moisture‑wicking fabrics to help keep you cool and comfortable during exercise.
Most use a pull‑on closure. Care instructions vary by item: some list machine wash and tumble dry, while others recommend hand wash and line‑dry or lay flat to dry.
Descriptions mention relaxed or casual fits and an outer side‑split or side slits designed to increase range of motion and freedom of movement.
They’re promoted for running and gym workouts and often listed for broader activities such as exercise classes, yoga, cycling, volleyball, tennis, beach or swim use, biking, jogging, and general training.
Side‑slit or outer side‑split constructions increase airflow and allow a wider range of motion. Many items are also described as lightweight, which further enhances comfort.