Nike Running Shorts Comparison

These lightweight and comfortable shorts offer excellent coverage while maintaining a snug, flexible fit. If you're looking for a pair of running shorts that fit well, these are a good option. The shorts are water-resistant, durable and priced affordably. The shorts fit comfortably and are available in sizes small to large. Though they are on the long side, they are fairly quick in arrival.

One of the great features of these shorts is that they're made to fit most keys and small items. The shorts have a built in underwear lining to help keep you cool and dry.

Some customers complained about the size of the shorts. Another common issue was a ripped back piece of the shorts.

The Challenger Shorts have a mediocre fit and feel. Still, they are an excellent choice for those who want to run in comfort.

The Challenger shorts have pockets that are about an inch and a half lower than the normal shorts, which is a better design. The shorts come with internal tights that protect your skin from friction and abrasion while you run.

One customer complained that the waistline on the shorts "absolutely fell apart" after wearing them for two runs. One customer had issues with the legs of the shorts being too baggy. There was a complaint about the size of the back pocket. Finally, one customer was unhappy with the pockets being slightly too aerodynamic.

It might not be the most comfortable shorts, but they're easy to find a size for.

The Challenger Short is made with internal tights that add extra support and protection, so you don't have to worry about anything falling out. It has a back pocket for easy storage and backup.

Customers complained that there were no secure pockets for small items. One customer complained that the shorts were too tight around the groin. One customer found the back pocket size to be too small. Another customer found the shorts to be a bit too baggy in the legs.