The short the whole line grew out of, and still the one people come back for a third and fourth time. 5 inch inseam, 4-way stretch, compressive liner with a phone pocket, and three zip pockets including one on the back.
He wears a Large in these. When he wants a looser fit, he goes XL. These run true to size, so match the size chart rather than sizing down.
Frogskin was the first camouflage the United States ever put on a uniform, worn in the Pacific in 1942 and carried on by duck hunters for the eighty years since. Green and sand, soft edged, older than every pattern it competes with.
Rounded green and sand blotches, printed the way the original was drawn rather than sharpened up for a modern look. The mark sits low on the left leg in bone white and nothing else on the short competes with the pattern.
Set into the compressive liner and sized for a large phone. It is the feature customers mention more than any other, and the reason people run and lift in the same pair without carrying anything in a hand.
Set inside a smooth stretch waistband so it adjusts without bulk, bounce, or a knot digging into your stomach under a belt.
The pocket almost no training short has. Wallet, phone or key fob sitting flat across the back and zipped shut, same as every Hybrid before it.
Detail 01Waistband + Liner
Detail 02Skull + Crossed Arrows
Detail 03Zip Back Pocket
The liner holds through squats, rows and everything on the floor, and the split hem gives the quad room instead of binding at depth.
Quick dry face fabric means the same pair goes from the last set to the quarry without a change, and comes back dry.
Career SOF veterans, Marines, runners, and lifters. Read every one of them, including the ones asking us for more colorways.
