Overview
Key Features
Sustainable MaterialsSustainable Materials
The adidas Men's Core Ergo Short is packed with plenty of performance driven style. This stretchy woven short features a subtle grid pattern in the fabric, elastic waistband with interior drawcord, side pockets for ball storage, breathable mesh gusset at the inseam, side hem vents, CLIMACOOL moisture wicking technology that cools as it wicks away sweat, and an adidas logo on the right hem. Two inseam lengths available. *Note: The white short has a full mesh lining. The other colors are unlined.
- Content: Main: 84% Recycled Polyester, 16% Elastane / Gusset: 86% Recycled Polyester, 14% Elastane
- Inseam: 7" / 9"
- Side pockets
- Mesh inseam gusset
- CLIMACOOL moisture wicking
- White short has a full mesh lining
- Colors:
- Black
- Dark Blue (navy)
- White
Model is 6'2" and 170 lbs. He is wearing 9" inseam shorts, size Medium.
Overall Sizing
Small
True to Size
Large
Overall Fit
Compression
Slim
Regular
Relaxed
Inseam Length
5"
6"
7"
8"
9"
10"+
Overall Fit
- Compression: This clothing hugs the body tightly and helps support muscles.
- Slim: This apparel skims the body, but it is not tight like compression pieces.
- Regular: This apparel is shaped loosely to the body, allowing for more ease of movement.
- Relaxed: This apparel drapes loosely from the body and is styled to provide a fuller cut.
Inseam Length
- 5": These shorts measure between 5" and 6" from crotch to hem.
- 6": These shorts measure between 6" and 7" from crotch to hem.
- 7": These shorts measure between 7" and 8" from crotch to hem.
- 8": These shorts measure between 8" and 9" from crotch to hem.
- 9": These shorts measure between 9" and 10" from crotch to hem.
- Longer than 10"These shorts measure longer than 10" from crotch to hem.
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Customer Reviews
Great fit and perfect lengthExtremely comfortable with a nice length that comes just above the knee. The waistband fits well, and the dry-fit shorts are awesome.
