Pro Dri-FIT ADV 6-Inch Training Shorts

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are by far the most favorite gym shorts I’ve ever owned. I find myself reaching for these shorts every single time I go to the gym. Not only are these shorts very comfortable but they look good with all of my gym gear. I love that the pockets have zippers so that my belongings are safe and secured when exercising. The pockets on the bottom of the shorts are also very good at keeping your belonging safe even without zippers. I usually use these for my gym towels or AirPods and they’ve never fallen out of the pocket. The fabric of the pant seems to be very durable but also breathable enough for intense workouts. They also wick sweat very quickly and stay fresh for a few wears with no odor. These shorts allow me to stay cool during my workouts and also are loose enough around my quads and thighs for extra mobility. I find that most low cut shorts fit too tightly around my quads but these fit just right when doing heavy squats or deadlifts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] They’ve got a clean athletic fit that sits just above the knee without feeling too tight or baggy, and the stretch in the fabric makes them easy to move in during lifts or cardio. The material feels light and smooth with good airflow, so they stay comfortable even during sweaty workouts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Nike Dri-FIT 6" Pro Training Shorts have a lot going for them, but like anything, they're not perfect for everyone. For the most part, these shorts fit really well. The waistband sits comfortably and the overall cut feels intentional like Nike actually thought about how people move in them. That said, if you're carrying some size in your legs, you're going to feel that tightness through the thighs. It's not unbearable, but it's noticeable enough that it could be a dealbreaker depending on your build and preference. If you've got thicker legs, sizing up might be worth considering. Here's where I've got a little back-and-forth. The fabric isn't exactly what I'd personally reach for typically as it's not my first choice for performance fabric. But the shorts are still comfortable. It didn't cause irritation, it moved with me, and had that DriFit technology. So while it might not be the premium training material some of us are used to, it's far from bad. It gets the job done. If you've got a more athletic-average build, you'll probably love these. Decent fit, decent comfort. If you're built like you live in the squat rack, try before you buy or size up. The material won't blow you away, but it won't let you down either.