Why We Like The Aenergy Light SO Short
Although our ambitious attitudes need a tougher short, we don't want to sacrifice the comfort that comes from our softer and stretchier favorites. In comes the Aenergy Light SO Short, taking excursion-ready softshell fabric to the maximum comfort level. Lightweight, breathable, durable, and soft fabric keeps us active in the summer heat.
Details
- Hike and climb-ready shorts for summer adventures
- Elastic softshell fabric is lightweight, flexible, and breathable
- Durable materials resist abrasion from rock and brush
- Laser-cut hem with side slits for additional mobility
- Zippered pockets are accessible while in the harness
- Item #MAMU5EV
- Responsible Collection
- Bluesign Approved
- Material
- SOFtech (40D 83% nylon, 17% spandex), PFC-free DWR coating
- Fit
- athletic
- Length
- mid-thigh
- Outseam
- 18in
- Inseam
- 8in
- Pockets
- 2 zippered front
- Waist
- elastic, drawstring
- Claimed Weight
- 4.7oz
- Activity
- climbing, hiking
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
Reviews
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Overall Rating
4.5 based on 2 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageSeptember 20, 2023
Solid shorts, maximizing comfort and utility
These shorts are form-fitting and stretchy. I liked them so much, I bought two pairs! I would like them more if they had a zipper and button, but otherwise, they're perfect.
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
June 27, 2022
Nice. Maybe size up.
I'm 120 and 5'6" with muscular quads and the smalls are a little snug in the mid-quads. Probably fits a thin runner body better than a hiker-climber. LOL. Consider sizing up if you like to climb steep things and eat donuts. Otherwise, the quick dry material is nice- light, cool, comfortable and durable. The length is about 3-4 inches above the knee- good for harness. The logo and Mammut lettering is kind of ugly to me, but the piece is super functional if not very flattering on a donut lover like me :-)
Originally reviewed on ExpertVoice.com
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