On Race Shorts
On Cloud Austria Outlet
Get that runner’s high, faster. With these ultralight drawcord race shorts, there’s nothing to slow you down.
True to size.
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Sienna is 180cm / 5’11” and is wearing a size S
Size Guide – Womens Apparel
Your body measurements in centimeters
| XS | S | M | L | XL | XXL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bust | 82 | 83 — 88 | 89 — 94 | 95 — 100 | 101 — 109 | 110 — 118 |
| Waist | 67 | 68 — 73 | 74 — 79 | 80 — 85 | 86 — 95 | 96 — 105 |
| Hip | 90 | 91 — 96 | 97 — 102 | 103 — 108 | 109 — 115 | 116 — 122 |
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How to measure
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Bust
Measure around the fullest part, across bust points.
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Underbust
Relax and measure around the top of your ribcage, just under your bust.
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Waist
Measure around the narrowest part (typically where your body bends side to side).
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Hip
Measure around the fullest part, across hip points.
Materials
Main fabric: 86% polyester, 14% elastane;Pocketing: 100% recycled polyesterInner brief: 89% polyester, 11% elastaneOther fabric: 82% recycled polyamide, 18% elastane
Key features
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Ultralightweight so that there’s zero to slow you down
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Zipped back pocket for extra security as you move
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Bonded side seam with slit for durable construction
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Two side pockets for all your movement must-haves
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Central drawcord for easy waistband adjustment for and secure fit
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Weighs less than 100g so you can move uninhibited
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Athlete-approved features designed for speed and comfort
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Supportive inner brief construction
Weighs under 100g
These thin-feel race shorts weigh less than 100g. Plus, we’ve added bonded side seam with slits for lightweight support that’ll never restrict or bind.
Adjustable waistband
Race without worry as you adjust your shorts to your body. The adaptable drawcord and supportive inner brief construction makes for the perfect fitness fit.
Pockets for must-haves
Whether it’s cards or extra calories, keep your valuables close with a zipped back pocket for guarding precious cargo. (Plus two side pockets too.) All so you can go, go, go.
