Liquid Death

These shorts have a surprisingly secure waistband that stays put during sprints and box jumps. Got a few envious looks at the gym today.

I was skeptical about the “sponsored athlete” claim, but the shorts fit perfectly and the waistband stays put during sprints. They breathe well, too—definitely a step up from my usual gym gear.

The fabric has this weird, almost sticky texture that makes you feel like you’re wearing performance gear, even just lounging around. It’s definitely a conversation starter at the gym.

The fabric is surprisingly breathable even during a heavy workout session, and the waistband stays put without digging in. I’ve worn them for running and lifting, and they handle both perfectly.

I was skeptical about the "sponsored athlete" tagline, but the stitching around the waistband is surprisingly durable—held up through a muddy obstacle course without any fraying. The fabric also dries in half the time of my usual gym shorts.

The inner thigh gusset is cut perfectly for deep squats without any binding, and the moisture-wicking fabric kept me dry through a two-hour session. I've already ordered a second pair so I'm never without one.

The mesh waistband really lets you breathe during sprints, and the deep side pockets actually hold a phone without flopping around. These shorts make me feel like I’m training for something serious.

Finally, shorts that actually stay in place when I sprint — the waistband doesn't budge at all. The material wicks sweat so well that I barely felt damp after an intense workout.

The waistband stays put during box jumps, which is a huge plus. I wish the pocket were a bit deeper for my phone, but overall they perform well for training.

The fabric feels durable enough, but the waistband runs a bit tight for my liking. They’re okay for casual wear, though I wouldn’t call them game-ready like the ads suggest.