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Meet Sujith Bhakthan, a popular Malayalam YouTuber and social media influencer.

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Sujith Bhakthan is a Malayalam YouTuber, content creator, and social media influencer. He started the Tech Travel Eat YouTube channel in 2016, which has grown over the years. With over 2.12 million subscribers, it is now one of the most popular vlogs today!

From travel to food, his social media accounts are the perfect destination for anyone looking for quality content. His Instagram handle is full of videos and posts of his family and travels.

Sujith Bhakthan's videos focus solely on providing information about how to get to different places. His travel vlogs on YouTube are quite popular, and you will find consistency in his content!

Sujith's passion for travel shines through in every video. He doesn't just tell you how to get somewhere, he makes you feel like you're exploring alongside him. His infectious enthusiasm and engaging storytelling turn every destination into an adventure .

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But Tech Travel Eat is more than just travel. It's a peek into Sujith's life, with mouthwatering food and heartwarming moments with his wife and adorable kid. His Instagram is a delightful mix of travel snippets and family portraits.

Whether you're a seasoned traveller or an aspiring explorer, Tech Travel Eat is a must-watch. With its mix of travel tips, smiles, and genuine warmth, Sujith's channel Tech Travel Eat is sure to inspire your next adventure.

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17 of the Best Travel Shorts For Men

Written by Dan

Updated on April 29th, 2024

I rounded up the best travel shorts for men, from lightweight activewear to casual loungewear. See the helpful travel features like water resistance and zipper pockets in this list.

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Best Travel Shorts for Men

Public Rec Workday Short

Bluffworks Ascender Shorts

Western Rise Boundless Short

Western Rise Evolution Short

DUER No Sweat Short

• Free Fly Men’s Tradewind Shorts

Swrve TRANSVERSE Trouser Shorts

Mission Workshop STAHL : LT

Myles Everyday Short

Public Rec Flex Short

prAna Stretch Zion Short II

prAna Brion Short II

Patagonia Baggies Shorts in 5”

REI Co-op Trailmade Amphib shorts

Cotopaxi Veza Adventure Short

Vuori Ripstop Short

lululemon Commission Classic-Fit Short 7” Warpstreme

“Travel shorts” can mean something different depending on who you ask. For me, I look to pack two different types of shorts in my bag when I travel in warm weather or summer months.

I want a pair of shorts that I can wear to look “presentable,” like if I’m going out to dinner or to an event at a friend’s wedding weekend. I also want a pair of shorts that will maximize comfort and function, but have plenty of flexibility as well. In reality, these two categories are often two different types of shorts.

In this roundup, I’ve tested and rounded up my favorite shorts for travel, and I’ll mix and match between those two categories. Keep that in mind when going through the list!

For reference, I am 5’9” tall, and about 165 pounds. More “athletic” styles usually fit and flatter me the best.

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Public Rec Workday Short

The Public Rec Workday Shorts are an excellent choice for travel shorts, coming from the thoughtful folks at Public Rec . I’m so happy with the way they fit, with the color options and how comfy they are. The moment I put them on, I thought that these may be my #1 new favorite shorts for the year.

The shorts have a good balance between being casual and presentable, with the option to walk around all day in them and feel comfortable.

In terms of materials, they are made from 100% polyester. This makes them super easy to wash again and again.

They have belt loops, which are good if you need a belt, or if you want to dress them up with a belt. There’s a hidden side zipper pocket, which is useful for stashing away something small and valuable.

They fit very true to size, like the website says. I wear a size 32 width, and I wouldn’t size up or down at all. In terms of the length, they don’t feel especially too short or long, so they’re flattering from the start.

I have nothing bad to say about the Workday Shorts and hope to wear them for years to come both when traveling and when home.

Stay minimal and comfortable with the Public Rec Workday Short, a versatile piece for any occasion.

Bluffworks Ascender Shorts

I started wearing the Bluffworks Ascender Shorts in 2019 and until recently, I barely wore any other pair of shorts. These shorts are a truly fantastic option for someone looking for a great pair of travel shorts. They have come on every summer and early fall trip of ours since I can remember.

Bluffworks has been one of my go-to brands for travel since 2016. I have a lot of their products and everything I own is durable, high quality and built to last. Having a suit from Bluffworks taught me that you really can pack a suit for a trip and it won’t wrinkle.

The Ascender Shorts are 100% polyester, making them simple to wash. I always hang them dry rather than put them in the dryer. They look fantastic and crisp, wear after wear.

They have tons of pockets, much like most Bluffworks products for men (and women). There’s a back phone pocket, which I don’t use too often, but it’s good for a passport or anything that shape that you might need to keep out of your front or back pockets temporarily for security.

They’re lightweight and packable. They feel like they have more structure on the outside. They’re made from Bluffworks’s signature Ascender fabric, so if they feel like they could also be pants, it’s because they are the “shorts version” of the best-selling Ascender Chino pants for men.

These shorts really are wrinkle-resistant, but not immune to wrinkles. My photos above might show an extreme case of wrinkles because I had them rolled up in a ball before I took the photos. Oops! I took photos on another day, which you can see here.

Regarding the size on these: they fit true to size, which is also something I’ve lucked out with in wearing Bluffworks apparel for travel. After several years, they’ve held up great, aside from the color fading ever so slightly. They don’t show too many signs of heavy wear, even after wearing them through so many countries and cities, from NYC to Puerto Rico to Mexico.

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Western Rise Boundless Short

The Western Rise Boundless Shorts have been my favorite shorts to wear around the house and around my neighborhood on the weekends. They’re super cozy and surprisingly durable. I like taking them on a trip when I want a travel short that has an athletic feel. If you’re not familiar with Western Rise, check out this page where I talk all about the brand as well as our travel interview with Western Rise’s Co-Founder Kelly .

With the rest of the options on this list, I’d say that the Boundless Shorts are slightly less casual than some other options, and they’re more “athletic.” I think the photos on Western Rise’s website make the shorts seem more passable as regular shorts.

They have a substantially thick waistband, which you don’t notice if your shirt is not tucked in. After a lot of wears, the band still has plenty of tension and it hasn’t worn out even a little bit.

Some shorts that tend to favor the athletic side only come in small, medium, large and x-large. What’s unique about the Boundless Shorts is that you can get really granular with your sizing and pick the exact size that works for you from all the waist sizes, 28 to 40.

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You can apparently take these shorts with you in the pool or ocean, which I have yet to do on a trip!

I can say that after these shorts come out of the washer, they don’t feel especially wet. Instead of putting them in the dryer, I always hang them dry. The large waistband will be the last to dry. Keep that in mind if you plan to take a quick dip and then go on with your day.

The zippered pockets might come in handy if you take a hotel room key or something else waterproof with you in the water during your trip.

Experience limitless comfort with the Western Rise Boundless Short, designed for flexibility and durability.

Western Rise Evolution Short

The Evolution Shorts from Western Rise are a casual and laid-back answer to travel shorts that are ready for anything. Basically, they’re a modern pair of travel bottoms for warm weather that look decent whether you’re flying, taking a road trip with stops, hitting some nightlife at night in your destination or going to the beach for a day.

Like the Boundless Shorts (above), they come in a range of numerical waist sizes, from 28 to 40. Western Rise designed these shorts to be the only shorts you’d need on a trip, if you have a variety of uses (everything except swimming and working out, basically). If you plan to go to the hotel gym or go for a run while on vacation, I suggest checking out one of the more athletic-style pairs of travel shorts I continue to suggest below.

As for stretch, the Evolution Shorts have a four-way stretch, which is one of my favorite features of any travel shorts. Second, the pockets have a few good aspects to note: the interior pockets have mesh drainage, in case you get caught in some rain, and there’s a zippered wallet-style pocket for protecting against theft.

You could wear the Evolution Shorts with a polo, a wrinkle-free button-down shirt or a simple T-shirt to look great while on the go.

Transform your summer wardrobe with the Western Rise Evolution Short, offering a perfect balance between comfort and style.

DUER No Sweat Short

As you may have seen within our other gear reviews , I’m a huge fan of DUER products. The DUER Performance Denim jeans are one of my favorite pair of pants, and I tried the Fireside jeans for winter travel! I wear my Performance Denim almost every day, actually. DUER does make a pair of the Performance Denim shorts as well.

I’m here to talk about DUER’s No Sweat Shorts . There are a few things that I like about these shorts, which make the list as some of the best travel-worthy shorts for guys. First, superficially, the No Sweat Shorts come in a lot of colors, from the really nice “Wood Smoke” to the fresh “Stone Blue,” and I appreciate this because I’m not a huge fan of classic blue jean shorts.

Second, the signature gusset in the No Sweat Shorts is what originally turned me onto DUER pants. I like how the durability of my Performance Denim jeans are carried over to the shorts. I’ve gone on hikes, slept on night buses and took long walks through cities in my DUER jeans. Through those various adventures, the gusset has held up and has provided a super comfortable fit.

I tend to see exactly how helpful the gusset is when I bend down to pick up my phone or some luggage, and the two sides of the pants or shorts feel reinforced. With the same gusset in the No Sweat Shorts, they’ll last for years upon years. (Also, they come in a women’s version, which is great for a woman in your life! See it at Becca’s list of the best travel shorts for women .)

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Free Fly Men’s Tradewind Shorts

The Free Fly Men’s Tradewind Shorts are awesome if you’re on a trip to a humid place, or if you’ll be on the water a lot (think boating, fishing or hanging at a lake). They’re also great for looking decent and put-together while playing golf or dining out during travel.

Thanks to a lightweight blend of cotton and polyester with 8% Spandex and DWR (which repels moisture), these shorts are soft and feel like chinos, with great UPF 50+ sun protection. If you’re intrigued by the Free Fly brand , I recommend checking out all the products for men , which are meant for empowering life outdoors.

Free Fly Men's Tradewind Short

These relaxed chino shorts are perfect for humid destinations or being on the water.

Swrve TRANSVERSE Trouser Shorts

I think what’s attractive about the TRANSVERSE shorts from Swrve is that they’re a decent-looking pair of shorts you’d wear day to day while traveling, but they are completely geared toward being active in a flash.

With the reinforced gusset at the inseam, water-resistant four-way stretch fabric and a rear zippered pocket, you could be out mountain biking in these as soon as you were done with lunch. Swrve built these for men who value comfort, as the low waist in the front was built to avoid digging into your middle, while the higher waistband in the back should cover your rear when you bend down.

The TRANSVERSE shorts are built for adventure and have a modest 9” inseam. They come in sizes 28 to 38. Keep in mind that these shorts are not necessarily meant to be lightweight, so if you’re seeking something weightless, check out the other options above for your desired travel uses.

I have a pair of these and you should know that the sizing is a little different than most shorts. Measure your existing favorite pair of shorts to see what the waist measures. That number is your size of Swrve. For example, even though my Public Rec Workday shorts are a 32, the waist measures 33. I ordered a 33 for the TRANSVERSE Trouser Shorts and they fit great.

I could have gone a little bigger because the pockets fit a little on the snug side. My waist size usually fluctuates about a half size during the spring and summer months because I am generally more active in those months.

Move with ease in the Swrve TRANSVERSE Trouser Shorts, designed for flexibility and durability.

Mission Workshop STAHL : LT

The Mission STAHL : LT shorts are made of really unique fabric. They’re pretty stiff, but stretchy and forgiving at the same time. I’d say these are a specialty pair of shorts, as the material is a military-spec textile.

The 10” inseam is typically long for most men, so this is an aspect of them you have to be interested in and ready for. I’d say these shorts work best for men with long legs, or tall guys. In fact, they’re perfect for tall guys who find a traditional 7’’ inseam to be much too short.

There are a ton of pockets (well, six of them), which makes the Stahl LT shorts ideal as general utility shorts that will do you well during a trip.

They’re water resistant because of the outer coating, which is a special coating on the fabric.

They’re lightweight and feel very high-quality, which is reflected in the price (note that they are made in New York, not abroad).

Experience the durability and functionality of the Mission Workshop STAHL : LT, designed to withstand any adventure.

Myles Everyday Short

If you’re looking for a pair of travel shorts that comes in 14 (yes, you read that right!) colors, check out the Myles Everyday Short . They’re a minimalist and cool pair of shorts with a drawstring waistband and four-way stretch you’ll definitely enjoy. I’d say I like the Dark Oak and Fog colors best.

A unique feature of ordering them to get your size is being able to pick the inseam length (6 in., 8 in., 10 in.) in addition to your waist size (sized in Small through XL). These might be good for petite guys, or guys who are tall and find that travel shorts tend to hit too high on the thigh.

These also have mesh front pockets to hold your stuff, and a water-repellent finish on top of the ultra-soft weave. They come at an affordable price, and the enthusiastic five-star reviews could probably speak for themselves.

Stay cool and comfortable with the Myles Everyday Short, designed for active men who value style and comfort.

Public Rec Flex Short

Public Rec is one of my favorite brands for travel apparel, and most of their products are winners in my mind. The Public Rec Flex Shorts are kind of an interesting item: they have an athletic look at first glance, but if you were to hide the waistband, you could dress them up a tad.

One helpful aspect of the ordering experience is that you get to choose a customizable waist size for these. Pair your waist size (28 to 44) with a desired inseam, with three choices from 5.5 inches to 9.5 inches, depending on your height and how you like your shorts to look.

You also get a choice of having them as “unlined” or “lined.” You don’t need to wear underwear with the lined version (shhh!). Lined shorts are good to double as a baiting suit, so that makes the Flex Shorts pretty versatile.

Overall, they’re great for lounging while on vacation, or maybe you can wear them at home so that you feel like you’re on vacation . They serve a dual purpose for travel, because they can be a bathing suit, workout shorts or shorts to hang around in and be comfy in.

Stay flexible and cool with the Public Rec Flex Short, a staple for any active wardrobe.

prAna Stretch Zion Short II

prAna is a cool company that makes men’s and women’s basics in a lot of great colors and styles. They also focus on sustainability. Their Stretch Zion Short II is a nice mainstay of their men’s shorts collection, and it’s made from the proprietary ReZion fabric, which is a recycled nylon blend stretch performance fabric. They have a unique waist adjustment buckle and strap that you can show off if you have your shirt tucked in.

The Stretch Zion Short II is one of the few shorts that offers all the way up to a 12” inseam. This means they could be great for tall guys, or just men who have long legs and find that other shorts sit too high on the thigh. If you prefer shorts that hit your knees, explore the different inseams lengths available on these shorts.

My personal preference would be an 8-inch inseam, and that can even be a little to long for me when I look for a flattering shorts fit.

These Zion shorts are called “Short II” because they’re the second “iteration” of the Zion Short I, based on customer feedback. For travel, the thoughtful design that optimizes performance, breathability, moisture-wicking technology and comfort will be helpful on any summer trip.

Experience nature with the prAna Stretch Zion Short II, designed for flexibility and durability.

prAna Brion Short II

Coming again from prAna, the Brion Short II is the second iteration of the Brion Shorts, based on previous customer feedback. It’s a casual type of short, and more traditional than the prAna Zion shorts, best worn with a T-shirt or button-down during a trip.

These shorts come in two inseam lengths for men: 9” and 11”. Like the Zion shorts, tall men and men who enjoy the look of shorts hitting the knee will benefit with these options. There’s a significant difference in these two lengths in terms of how they look.

The Brion Short II is made with the same fabric as the Stretch Zion (ReZion), meaning you get UPF 50+ material that is abrasion-resistant and moisture-wicking. These are all ideal qualities for a trip when you’re walking in the sun sightseeing, or sitting outside at a bar with a cocktail on a rooftop.

Embrace the outdoors with the prAna Brion Short II, designed for maximum flexibility.

Patagonia Baggies Shorts in 5”

Maybe you’re laughing at the name of these highly-recommended shorts from Patagonia. The versatility of these shorts is no joke, though: they’re good for all-weather running, they can double as a quick bathing suit when you left yours at home, they’re nice for the general “active travel” category like easy hiking and they’re excellent “all-around versatile shorts if you don’t need to dress up.”

The lightweight factor of these shorts is probably what sets them apart. Made from recycled 100% nylon, they give off a retro 80s feel, and with the 5” inseam, be ready to show off those legs you’ve worked for all year at the gym!

The Men’s Baggies Shorts come in lots of fun colors (15 of them!) and a variety of sizes from men’s XS to men’s XXL, which is kind of rare to see from retailers. The mesh liner lends itself to the design that lets you go in and out of water without needing boxers.

They also come in a 7” inseam option.

Experience the freedom of movement with Patagonia Baggies Shorts in 5”, perfect for beach days, hikes, or lounging at home.

REI Co-op Trailmade Amphib shorts

Just like the name, the REI Trailmade Amphib shorts will almost let you turn into a frog if you plan to spend a trip on wet hikes or in and out of the ocean on a day to day. These active shorts for travel are pretty affordable, not crossing the $50 threshold, and if you’re lucky, you can find several colors on sale for $10 less at any given time.

There’s a built-in adjustable waistband that not only looks cool, but helps if you want to tighten them before wading through water while trekking, or simply hopping in a hotel pool. The material is resistant to snags and tears, which is good for more adventurous hikes and bouldering.

The main benefit of the Amphib shorts is that they’re a solid choice for being in and out of water, and not having to change clothes. The blend of 89% nylon and 11% polyester lets them dry exceptionally quickly, meaning that they may even be dry before your flight home.

Stay active and comfortable in the REI Co-op Trailmade Amphib shorts, perfect for any outdoor activity.

Cotopaxi Veza Adventure Short

We’re big fans of Cotopaxi as a brand. They stand for quality and sustainability, and their products are really well-respected in the travel space.

The Veza Adventure shorts are great everyday shorts, and they’re pretty “attractive” as far as activewear for travel tends to go. In warmer months, you can wear these shorts from the moment you wake up, through going on a flight and arriving at your destination.

The Veza shorts feature a thick waistband, which I’ve found to be comfortable and long-lasting in similar styles of shorts that I own, like my shorts from Western Rise. There’s only one inseam option for the Veza shorts, and it’s 8 inches. This inseam length is not too short and not too long. It’s probably just right!

Because of the zipper pockets and blend of nylon and spandex, you’ll be happy with the functionality and overall comfort of these. They also come in some fresh colors, with “Raspberry” and “Spice” as colors that would look awesome in trip photos. A bonus feature is a gusset, making them reinforced like my DUER shorts.

Stay active with the Cotopaxi Veza Adventure Short, designed for your outdoor adventures.

Vuori Ripstop Short

Vuori is known for their athletic-first clothing lines and the company is a climate-neutral certified brand. You can expect high-quality clothing from Vuori, and have peace of mind that your items were made in a sustainable way.

The Ripstop shorts from Vuori caught my attention because they are made from 98% organic cotton and 2% elastane. From my experience, even a little amount of elastane goes a long way in making shorts and pants avoid feeling stiff. I’m also glad to see that Vuori is promoting a range of sizes for men, from XS to XXL, with these shorts.

These are really nice-looking casual shorts that will make you feel great through out the day. Cotton isn’t necessarily the best material for unlimited use, but if you have access to a washing machine during your trip, or the space to be packing several different outfit options, that shouldn’t be a problem.

I tend to under-pack and not bring enough options with me. And because of that, my travel outfits sometimes feel limited, or I have to wash items in the sink! I realize that not everyone is like that, and you may want a pair of high-quality comfy shorts to wear a few times — not five times during your trip.

When you’re not traveling, these shorts are going to be a perfect summer weekend option.

Stay active in the Vuori Ripstop Short, combining durable material with optimal mobility.

lululemon Commission Classic-Fit Short 7” Warpstreme

We like lululemon for their thoughtful range of products that make you feel good while working out, as well as wearing their products for loungewear. The men’s Commission Classic-Fit Shorts are a minimalist and simple choice for shorts made from the company’s signature “Warpstreme” fabric, which has four-way stretch, sweat-wicking, wrinkle-resistant and quick-drying capabilities.

They are sturdy shorts made in the chino style that will look good for a wide variety of occasions. I’d be very happy to dress these up with a button-down if going out to eat, or wearing them with a graphic tee while on the go.

As for beneficial travel features, they have a secure and hidden (!) zipper pocket where you can quickly stash valuables like a credit card, room key or collection of spare change. The back pockets have snap closures.

Keep it casual and stylish with the lululemon Commission Classic-Fit Short 7” Warpstreme, a summer staple.

How I made this list

I did a lot of research to determine some of the better brands out there that are making great travel shorts. When I first searched around, I found a lot of the same products circulating on other lists that I found online!

I wanted to wait until I had personal experience in really trying out several different pairs of shorts before forming an opinion on any.

Below, I have some criteria that went into making my list.

Your shorts should be comfortable, especially if you bring them when you travel and wear them multiple times.

In my criteria and in my testing, shorts still need to be comfortable, to endure long flights or sitting for long periods of time (like on a train or in the car).

While I do love my trusty Levi’s 511 Cutoff shorts, they are not comfortable for being in one place for a long time. My wife Becca and I often travel for extended periods of time, and I often make the mistake of bringing these shorts to wear on a plane, train or car ride. They don’t do too well because they’re kind of stiff and thick. Oopsies.

Comfort also means something different for men with varying body types. Sure, material can lend itself to being stretchy or soft; however, some shorts will fit better for certain people.

I have more of an athletic build. My waist size doesn’t always match up to some dimensions of leg sizes. For example, a pair of shorts might fit perfectly in the quads, but will barely fit around my waist, or vice versa.

So, finding shorts that fit me and are comfortable is subjective to my body type.

Functionality and features

For my list of the best travel shorts for men, I looked for shorts that had a combination of these features below. The perfect pair of shorts doesn’t necessarily have to have every box checked. But, if they enable the feature, they should do it well!

Zipper pockets

For travel shorts, zipper pockets are sort of a must, if you’re traveling to Europe, South/Central America or really any place where pickpockets are known to lurk (like Barcelona or Colombia ). Good zipper pockets make it a little harder for someone to snoop in your pockets and easily grab your wallet or phone. I note this because I’ve had friends who’ve gotten their phones stolen out of their back pockets in a snap, in both Spain and in some cities in Latin America.

Even for everyday life, zipper pockets are pretty useful in having peace of mind that something important won’t fall out of your pockets! Plus, you can impress your friends with them

Hidden pockets

Hidden pockets are a nice touch in travel shorts, for keeping your items safe. Similar to how zipper pockets protect your valuables, hidden pockets make it harder to figure out where your valuables are .

Some hidden pockets also double as zipper pockets.

The drawback of hidden pockets is that they can be in non-standard places for pockets. I have one in a pair of my shorts, and having my wallet in a hidden pockets feels a little clunky. I usually stash away something like a piece of paper or a single coin. Anything larger feels like a nuisance.

Belt loops vs drawstring

Some travel shorts try to impress you by having drawstrings. For athletic shorts, that makes sense. You wouldn’t wear a belt when you go running, for example. If your shorts are a little more on the “business beach casual” side (like maybe khaki-colored shorts with a button-up shirt), having a drawstring show up in your outfit might be a turn-off.

Some shorts offer this feature as a way to not need a belt.

This might be appealing to you, but I haven’t been sold on the feature, yet! Additionally, when you wash drawstrings, it’s really easy for them to wrap around the washing machine, or get stuck inside the waistband.

But, if you’re looking for a great belt to use for shorts that do have belt loops, I’ve been enjoying my Arcade belt a lot and I recommend it. You can check it out on Amazon or on Arcade directly.

Activity, like hiking, running or other things

When you’re looking for shorts, there’s not really a single pair that will cover you in all circumstances. The shorts that you want to have to look casual and feel comfortable probably aren’t the shorts that you might wear to the gym and to go swimming.

But, the shorts that you wear out to a nice and casual dinner might be the same shorts that you can take on a hike. It took me a few years to figure this out!

In another way, the shorts that you bring to the beach can also be used for running.

I try and group together my activities and try to plan which types of shorts make the most sense for those occasions.

The benefit of (most) travel shorts is that you can often wash them overnight, and they’ll dry by the time you need them in the morning. The reason is because most travel shorts are made from quick-drying material.

I once forgot running shorts, but luckily had a pair of nylon shorts that I used for a workout in Mexico City . I washed these shorts a few times and they were always dry the morning after. I did point a fan toward them for helping them to dry off, so I knew they would be really dry!

This isn’t a huge factor for me, but it’s nice that it’s a feature of clothing if you’re conscious about being protected from the sun. For travel shorts, if you’re outside all day with no shade, this holds a high amount of value to help keep you safe from the harmful rays of the sun.

UPF is the clothing equivalent to SPF, if you haven’t heard of it (and I only learned about it recently). It’s fairly standard for most of the shorts on the list to have a UPF rating of 50. It isn’t called out so much, so if it’s a deal-breaker, I’d encourage you to look at the product descriptions after clicking through to each product.

Materials are pretty important and are something to look out for when picking your final pair of shorts. When you look for shorts that are branded as travel shorts, you can almost expect that the material will be pretty stretchy, durable and will be made from something really fancy. Let’s take a look at what you can expect.

Quick-drying

A lot of materials are branded to be quick-drying. Pretty much anything except denim or think cotton is quick-drying, in my opinion.

What you want to look out for is any materials with double fabric or reinforced stitches. Those variants probably won’t dry as quickly, because they have more material to dry. It’s like when you stack T-shirts, the top one probably will dry first. The last part to dry will be where they are touching.

Quick-drying material might mean a slightly less durable pair of shorts. Keep that in mind when doing your search.

Breathability

Depending on the climate you’re going to be in, breathability may or may not be important to you. Sitting on a long flight and immediately going to India where it’s going to be 150 degrees F??? You might want the most breathable shorts possible. Or, skip the shorts all together!

If you’re spending time in moderate temperatures like the mid 70s on your trip, breathability might not be as important to you.

Similar to quick-drying, breathable shorts might sacrifice durability.

Stretchiness

Stretchiness used to be limited to spandex. There have been a lot of really cool products to hit the market that integrate spandex-like material into denim and make them extremely lightweight, comfortable and durable.

For me, if shorts are stiff and don’t have any flexibility, they don’t make good travel shorts. You’re one lunge or squat away from splitting your pants, and I’ve split quite a few.

Stain and water resistance

Dockers stain defenders was the first pair of pants I remember seeing that had this feature. The commercials implied that you could spill anything on them and they never stained.

Now, lots of other brands have this type of material and fabric technology.

Dockers was targeting people going to work or people who never wanted to wear khakis. The shorts that you’ll find on this list aren’t only for dressing business casual, though. Stain and water resistant shorts are great for getting stuck in the rain, wearing multiple times or not showing that they’re actually pretty dirty.

And it’s implied that because water and potential spills bead right off, they’re fairly quick to dry as well.

Smell resistance

Because “travel shorts” by definition usually means that you’ll wear them a few times, you don’t want them to smell bad after their first wear. Most travel shorts aren’t made from material that hold smells. It’s called “odor control” by most brands.

Something to look out for is that if your shorts do get wet, allow them to dry. Because, even the most advanced material will probably smell if it has been damp for a day or two.

I wouldn’t roll up your wet clothes in a ball. Try to lay them out in a sunny or warm area. That should help!

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Energy prices are expected to rise again in the autumn and last week's announcement of a cut in the cap from July should not be taken as a "sign of stability", the head of the Energy Saving Trust has said.

"Confirmation that energy prices are coming down for the next quarter is very welcome," Mike Thornton said.

"However, no one should take this lower price cap as a sign of stability."

He added: "Forecasts show that energy prices are set to rise again this autumn and will be staying high overall for the next decade."

He urged the next UK government - to be decided in the general election on 4 July - to focus on policies that "support people to use less energy and install cost-effective energy efficiency improvements in their homes".

The cap will fall to £1,568 a year from 1 July - a drop of £122 from the previous quarter. 

McDonald's customers have taken to social media to complain about a "naughty" detail in one of its new deals. 

The fast food giant started a new mix and match deal this week - which allows shoppers to pick up three items for just £3 in store.

However, those ordering online have found the price increase to £4 for the same deal. 

Writing in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, one user shared a screenshot of her My McDoanld's app, writing: "It's gone from 3 for £3 to 3 for £4. Which is odd, or is that cause it's on the app."

Another branded the price difference "naughty". 

McDonald’s has since confirmed that this price is correct on app.

The increase is due to delivery fees charged by couriers like Uber Eats, Deliveroo and Just Eat - and is fairly standard across the industry. 

Sony Music is reportedly in talks to purchase the entirety of rock band Queen's music catalogue in a deal mooted to be worth some $1bn (around £800m). 

Bloomberg reports  the company has partnered with another anonymous investor to engage Brian May, Roger Taylor, John Deacon and the estate of Freddie Mercury over a sale that would be the largest of its kind.

Queen Productions Ltd, of which the bandmates and Mercury's estate are equal shareholders, recorded revenues of $52m in the year that ended in September 2022. 

This comes after the catalogue of Bruce Springsteen was acquired by Sony in 2021, while rival Warner Music bought David Bowie's songbook for around $250m in 2022, as industry giants battle to invest in songwriting catalogues. 

They are seen by many as attractive investments as the music can be used in future films, advertisements and on the radio - which all produce royalties for the rights owners. 

A squeeze on people's incomes due to frozen tax thresholds will continue until 2028 under Tory plans, Jeremy Hunt has confirmed.

Rishi Sunak introduced a freeze on tax-free personal allowance thresholds (the amount you can earn before you start paying tax) when he was chancellor back in 2021. In his autumn 2022 budget, Mr Hunt extended the time it would need to be in place from 2026 to 2028.

The frozen rates mean many have failed to feel the benefit of a the national insurance cut which kicked in this year.

The Office for Budget Responsibility also estimates the static rates will drag an additional four million people into paying tax by 2028 and push three million into a higher tax bracket. This is because wages will go up alongside inflation but the threshold won't. 

The policy is often referred to as a "stealth tax".

Mr Hunt told BBC Radio 4's Today programme today: "The tax rises that happened as a result of the pandemic and the energy shock, these two giant shocks, will stay for their allotted time period."

But he reiterated the Conservatives' pledge to end the freeze after 2028, saying: "I can absolutely undertake that the threshold freeze that we introduced until 2028 will not continue after that."

The Tories have said they will unfreeze the thresholds for pensioners if they win the election.

Labour has also refused to commit to unfreezing overall tax thresholds.

Sir Keir Starmer said earlier that he believed the tax burden on working people was "too high" but that his party was not going to "make commitments that we cannot afford".

"Therefore I'm very clear about the tax that will remain and will be locked and where we cannot make those commitments," he said.

What are the tax thresholds and what do they mean?

The personal tax allowance is frozen at £12,570. You don't pay income tax on anything you earn below that - anything above is taxed at the 20% base rate. At the same time, the higher rate has been frozen at £50,271 - anything above that is taxed at 40%.

Tom Selby, director of public policy at AJ Bell, said the personal allowance, if it had been inflation-linked since 2021-22, would be forecast to rise to £15,989 by 2028 - nearly £3,500 higher than the frozen threshold.

Tourists headed to Scotland for holidays will face a tourist tax for hotels, bed and breakfasts and holiday lets.

The Scottish Parliament passed the Visitor Levy (Scotland) Bill two days ago, meaning local authorities can set a charge for overnight accommodation.

According to the bill, the fee will be a percentage of the cost of a hotel or other room.

For instance, a 1% levy on a £200 booking means a visitor would pay £2 in tourist tax.

However, any charges or levies will not come into effect until spring 2026, as councils will first have to consult local businesses before carrying out an 18-month implementation period.

Those receiving disability benefits will not pay any charges, with children and young people also exempt.

Ministers will also have the power to set a cap on the number of nights where a levy would apply.

It will also be up to councils if they want to put a charge in place - but with Holyrood research suggesting 17 of Scotland's 32 councils backing the plans, it is likely some visitors will be hit by charges.

Scotland's employment and investment minister Tom Arthur said on Tuesday the charge would be a " force for good", suggesting it "has the potential to be an important tool enabling investment in the local economy, and supporting an important industry".

However, Scottish Conservatives argued there needed to be a more "robust" exemption scheme, with housing spokesman Miles Briggs saying: "Scots will be pretty unhappy when they realise that they will have to pay a 10% tax to stay in a hotel when their house is flooded."

The new law means Scotland joins Manchester, Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole in charging tourists to stay the night.

Manchester's £1-a-night City Visitor Charge was introduced last April, and is estimated to have raised around £2.8m in its first year.

European hotspots like Barcelona and Venice have also introduced tourist taxes, with the Spanish city charging visitors €3.25 if they're staying in official accommodation.

Workers posing as Disney favourites such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse and Snow White in California have formed a union - Magic United.

There are roughly 1,700 performers and assistants who help to bring popular characters to life at Disneyland near Los Angeles.

Disney has faced allegations of not paying them a living wage, despite many facing exorbitant housing costs and commuting long distances.

Parade performers and character actors earn a base pay of $24.15 (£19) an hour, up from $20 (£15.75) before January.

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Nike is celebrating a partial victory over rival brand Adidas in court, as it has been permitted to put three stripes on some of its clothing designs in Germany.

The decision came during a second appeal hearing between the two sportswear brands at a regional court in Dusseldorf.

The court previously barred Nike from using two or three stripes on five trouser designs due to a lawsuit filed by Adidas in 2022, which is on a mission to protect its trademark three-stripe design.

Following the appeal, Nike can now use the stripes on four disputed trouser designs, while a ban for one is still in place.

Adidas has filed dozens of lawsuits and signed hundreds of settlement agreements related to its three-tripe design since 2008.

The Conservatives and Labour have ruled out VAT hikes if either party wins the election.

Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor, said tax rises on products and services would "hammer families' finances", while shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said Labour did not plan to raise tax, national insurance or VAT.

The pledges come after the Institute for Fiscal Studies said the next UK government would face the toughest fiscal inheritance in 70 years.

Ms Reeves said: "I want taxes on working people to be lower, not higher."

New tax rises were restricted to those policies already announced, such as a plan to charge 20% VAT on private school fees, she said.

Writing in The Telegraph, Mr Hunt said: "We won't increase the main rate of VAT for the duration of the next Parliament."

He continued: "A VAT increase will hammer families' finances and push inflation back up."

He urged Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer to make a similar commitment "on camera".

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People who bank with TSB have had trouble getting into the mobile app this morning.

Many took to social media to report difficulty logging in to their accounts.

The official X account of TSB, responding to several complaints about the app being down earlier, said: "We're aware that customers are experiencing issues with our digital services. We're sorry for any inconvenience and are working hard to resolve it."

One customer reported that the app had remained down overnight:

In an updated statement, the bank said the issue has now been resolved.

"We're sorry for any inconvenience it caused," it said.

By Daniel Binns, business reporter

Shares in Auto Trader have rocketed more than 13% to a record high this morning.

It comes after the company reported a bumper set of results for the 2023/24 financial year - including a 26% rise in group operating profits.

The online car marketplace says recent demand has been strong - and it expects its performance to continue.

Dr Martens is also up on the FTSE 250 index - despite revealing it suffered an almost 43% fall in pre-tax profits during the 12 months to March (read more below...)

Its shares climbed more than 9% at one point earlier this morning, but have since eased back to almost 6%.

The British footwear brand has said it is "confident" it can revive its fortunes and says it plans to make savings of up to £25m to turn things around.

Elsewhere, the FTSE 100 is pretty flat - it opened 0.2% down but is currently up by a tiny 0.03%.

Mining firm Anglo American is among the companies hit by falls this morning.

Its shares have dropped by just over 1% after its rival BHP Group walked away from a proposed £38.5bn takeover of the company.

On the currency markets, £1 buys $1.27 US or €1.17 (or €1.1753, to be precise).

It comes after the pound reached a 19-month high against the Euro at one point yesterday - with £1 equalling €1.1784 - before later dropping back down.

The cost of a barrel of benchmark Brent crude has dipped slightly compared to yesterday. The price is $83 (£65).

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A Good Summer Uniform

This roundup of things we liked this week originally appeared in the May 30, 2024, edition of the Secret Strategist newsletter, a weekly email where we share the stuff our staff — plus a rotating cast of writers, design-world people, and various others with very good taste — would otherwise keep to themselves. If you want to get our picks straight to your inbox each week, sign up here .

Summery shoes, summery shirts, summery skirts, summery bright-pink pillow shams … — Katy Schneider and Simone Kitchens

This Week’s List

* We just learned that our favorite the Wax Apple recently came out with fantastic $25 house slippers that look totally fine for outside wear in a bevy of great colors like “lime pink” and “sun gingham”! Most colors are sold out, but we imagine they’ll be restocked. (For summer slippers, these are always good . As are the Wax Apple theater ones.)

* Good ring .

* Some pillows: pink one , striped one , floral one .

* Also from Layla, but what a great price for a fantastic quilt …

* Also hot pink, but what a great skirt …

* And also a skirt, but these very Y2K-ish ones from Ghost are really great, basically all under $30. Might buy this one if none of you do.

* We’ve covered Babette before, but its beaded tanks are too, too good and too, too well priced   …

* A nice assortment of tanks for kids from Mabo.

* Senior editor Hilary Reid spotted a mother-of-pearl purse on Kathleen Sorbara’s Instagram and endeavored to find one of her own. And she did! Here , here , and (best one?) here . In a slightly different but perhaps even better vein: this one .

* Good summer uniform: big button - down and white Soffe shorts .

* Throw in some nice old Pumas! Like these or these !

* Plop yourself down on these teak-and-aluminum lounge chairs for the next three months.

* More stripes .

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I am a frequent traveler in India. I do travel a lot to get contents for my blog Tech Travel Eat. I do visit tourist places, make videos and write my experiences on my blog. I am more interested in doing hotel/resort reviews. For that, I used to stay in various hotels during my trips by paying money from my pocket. Some hotels do give free accommodation for travel bloggers when we contact them early, and they are convinced.

In recent past, I started writing reviews on anything which is going through my life. It starts from considering a tourist destination, hotel reviews, restaurant reviews, bus travel reviews, flight journey reviews, spa reviews, shopping reviews, etc.

I always prefer to book flights and hotels through online websites like MakeMyTrip & GoIbibo. Both of them gives huge discounts. I have decided to go to Bangalore last week for some personal meetings. Previously I was a big fan of KSRTC buses; nowadays I prefer Flights/Trains because sometimes you get flight tickets cheaper than bus/train.

How to book Domestic Flight Tickets with discounted rate?

I checked with RedBus for bus tickets and the sleeper buses to Bangalore was priced more than Rs. 1500. Karnataka RTC had some buses which were not convenient for my time. Later I checked for trains, almost all passengers from Kochi was preferring train I guess. And buying a Tatkal ticket for the train will cost you almost same of the flight charge. Finally, I ended up checking flight tickets. I checked on some travel websites and found that Indigo has a flight at 20.45 from Kochi to Bangalore and it was showing Rs. 3500 in their website.

I started checking for offers on different sites. Goibibo was giving a price of Rs.3200 after burning my GoCash. MakeMyTrip was showing Rs. 3450. I just simply checked with Yatra.com and found a fantastic offer on their website. Since then, I haven’t used Yatra.com for any bookings. Yatra had some fabulous offers for first-time customers. They gave me Rs.500 as eCash for downloading and signing up for their app. And they were giving Rs.1000 flat discount for round trip domestic tickets and Rs.500 for one-way tickets for new users with minimum booking value of Rs.2500. Since my Indigo flight was showing Rs.3302 on Yatra.com, I got the ticket for Rs. 2868 after all their discounts. Detailed screenshot of the invoice is given below.

I still wonder, why these people always charge an enormous amount as Processing Fee. Nowadays, airline companies like Air Asia, Indigo and all has reduced or cut down their processing fees when you book tickets from their website.

How to book hotels for attractive rates?

After getting flight tickets, my next aim was to get a second luxurious stay in Bangalore. I prefer hotels having three-star category and above. Why should I pay around 1000+ for a local lodge when you can get a 3 or 4-star hotel at a price less than 2000?

GoIbibo is my favorite hotel booking website, and I use MakeMyTrip for last time reservations. MakeMyTrip always has great deals available for last time hotel reservation and GoIbibo always have a discounted price for advance bookings. You can use my code AFAF388 to signup with Goibibo and get ₹2000 goCash. Click https://bnc.lt/W1ad/cW4vfiUbyt to download the goibibo app.

How I book Hotels?

The first step of booking a hotel is to shortlist some properties which I need by visiting any of the travel websites. I usually use TripAdvisor for this purpose. Then I will look for the price for those hotels on GoIbibo & MakeMyTrip Mobile App. I will note down the rates on paper, and after the comparison of price, I will make the booking. GoIbibo has GoCash virtual money for getting discounts again, and MakeMyTrip also has a wallet system like this. You can use a fixed percentage of GoCash/Wallet money for your bookings.

This time I have got an excellent discount from Goibibo. I got a stay in Keys Hotel, Whitefield for two people, two days with complimentary breakfast and dinner at just Rs.3056/- The actual price was Rs.7244, and I have got a discount of Rs. 4188. The dinner we had at the hotel was for around 2500 rupees as per their menu card and the whole stay for two days including two meals for 3056 was just wow.

Tips for Online Hotel Booking

• Always use the mobile app for bookings, because the price given on mobile app will be lesser than their website.
• If your booking is not the last time one, make the reservations after 7 Pm. That will again help you to get more discounts.
• Always use wallets like Payumoney, mobikwik and all for getting more cuts.
• Please do not trust rate comparison websites like Trivago, their business intention is something different, and they will not show you the best price.

If you need furthermore discounts on the hotels, we  can help you to get luxury hotels at cheaper rates, Click here to fill out the details and wait for our call. 

How to get Online Taxi for best rates?

Ola and Uber are fighting each other to attract customers by giving huge discounts and offers. I frequently get offer emails from both of them whenever I plan a trip. This time I had a new Reliance Jio sim with me, which is not registered with Ola and Uber. I have recorded the new number on Uber app with a referral code of my regular Uber account.

Uber will give Rs. 50 discount for first three rides, if you are a new customer and Uber will also give a discount of Rs. 50 for the referral person. I had made four short trips on Uber and saved Rs.200. I still remember the face of that Uber driver who has collected an amount of Rs. 6 from me. 😛

This idea may not work every time, but you can earn unlimited referral bonus by inviting new customers to Uber and Ola by using your referral codes. You can use my referral code “sujithb94ue” for getting Rs.50 each as the discount for your first three rides.

While booking an Ola App, if you can give the five-star rating for the driver, there are chances for you to get a free upgrade when you book a taxi next time. I remember I had booked an Ola Micro and traveled in an Innova car once in Ernakulam.

Sometimes, Travel Website may Cheat you !!

Yeah, Sometimes travel websites can show you a higher price. I was looking forward to booking the return flight ticket from Bangalore, and I have seen Air Asia flights for Rs. 1699 on Makemytrip and decided to book. Air Asia has three daily flights available in Bangalore – Kochi sector and is the cheapest one always. I just simply opened their official website and checked for the price. I was shocked by seeing the price as Rs. 999/- for a flight which departs from Bangalore at 21.30. I immediately downloaded their app and booked a seat for Rs. 1098 including a processing fee of Rs.99 which was again cheaper than the travel websites.

So, let me conclude this article by pointing out some common things which you can follow while making reservations online.

• Always refer to most favorite websites and their apps for best rates.
• Making a booking from mobile apps can give more discounts.
• Also, do visit the airline official websites to know the actual price of it, sometimes you get tickets for discounted rates.
• Try to earn virtual money like GoCash and eCash from travel sites, which may help you to get more discounts, if you are a regular traveler.
• Just Google for coupon codes, which you can use on many websites for discounts.
• Don’t forget to check the travel website’s offer/deal section. Most of them offer additional discounts based on credit/debit cards of various banks.

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Sujith Bhakthan

Sujith Bhakthan is an avid blogger since 2008 & he is the founder of KSRTC Blog - Aanavandi. He is also a Digital Marketing Consultant, Travel Blogger & Photographer.

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The Best Gym Shorts for Men to Buy In 2024

For everything from lifting and HIIT to running and rest days

And we've all been there: waistbands sagging, phones swinging in pockets (with dangerous proximity to certain body parts), fabric chafing or restricting your strides and squats. So we're here to assure you that your gym kit never need kill your PB again, with our edit of comfortable and functional sports shorts for men.

The Best Gym Shorts For Men to Buy Now

Rushing to the gym? We got you. Here are the best gym shorts for men at a glance — keep scrolling for the full list.

BEST GYM SHORTS OVERALL

Lululemon pace breaker lined short 7".

Best Gymshark Gym Shorts

Gymshark arrival shorts.

BEST NIKE GYM SHORTS

Nike challenger men's dri-fit brief-lined running shorts.

BEST GYM SHORTS FOR COMFORT

Bam brook active sweat shorts.

BEST UNDER ARMOUR GYM SHORTS

Under armour men's ua vanish woven shorts.

Best gym shorts for HYROX

Puma hyrox 2-in-1 performance shorts.

Best All-Rounder

Gymshark sport 5" shorts.

BEST DARE2B GYM SHORTS

Dare2b men's recreate gym shorts.

Best Lightweight Gym Shorts

Castore men’s apex 6” woven shorts.

Best Durable Gym Shorts

Gymshark power washed 5" shorts, how we test men's gym shorts.

Along with the MH editors, we've enlisted the help of some willing gym bros to test all the workout shorts below — plus some others that didn't make the cut.

Throughout testing, we kept function, comfort and looks front of mind, asking questions like: are the pockets usable? Does the liner stay put rather than ride up? How well does the fabric wick moisture away? How's the stretch — can we move fully unimpeded? We also checked how well each pair of shorts fared after several washes, as well as how fast they dried.

Several hundreds of squats, lifting sessions, laps and lunges later and we've whittled down our edit of the very best men's gym shorts.

29 Best Gym Shorts For Men to Shop in 2024

This list includes offerings for any and all types of workout — from cardio, CrossFit and callisthenics to heavy lifting and HIIT . And, even better, they won't cost you a fortune. Keep scrolling to see our pick of the best gym shorts for men, starting from as little as £11.99.

lululemon Pace Breaker Lined Short 7"

These lululemon gym shorts were our tester's favourite, hands down. This was in large part down to how insanely soft and comfortable they are (you have to feel the grid mesh liner to believe it), but they also have a lot going for them on the technical front, with strategically placed vents, great stretch (no lunging issues here) and plenty of room to move freely.

They're super light, dry quickly, have pockets for everything plus an elasticated drawcord waist. They also double as great everyday shorts for sunny days thanks to their moisture-wicking prowess.

Also available without a liner .

These no-fuss shorts are a Gymshark bestseller for a reason. They're affordable, functional and available in enough colours to match any and all of your other gym garms.

With a slightly loose fit they're ideal for guys chasing leg gains or anyone who wants an incredibly comfortable pair of gym shorts that don't fall short when it comes to performance.

Despite having 'running' in their name, thanks to ridiculous comfort and brilliant stretch, these Nike shorts also make excellent gym shorts — and you don't just have to take our word for it, as the brand says so too, recommending them for running, training and yoga.

They're super light, wick sweat effectively, are split for greater mobility and the secure back pocket fits a phone (or gels) — plus there are valuables pockets on each side.

Available in four easy-to-style colours and a new MH favourite.

These shorts, crafted from sustainable and naturally sweat-wicking bamboo, are super soft, stretchy and crazy comfortable. As such they're ideal low-key strength training, yoga and Pilates (but you'd probably want to wear an undershort), as well as chilling/rest days.

The wide, elasticated waistband is soft but supportive without cutting in, there are zipped pockets on each side and — having worn these on warm days — we can attest to their brilliant breathability too.

We'd say they're true to size but they're not the roomiest in the quads so if you want a baggier fit, size up — because of the drawstring waist they're easy to adjust.

Under Armour is known for making reliable, robust kit complete with features you'd expect for a higher price point. These are easily its best gym shorts, made from a durable, four-way stretch woven fabric that can withstand barbell scrapes as well as deep squats.

They're incredibly light, wick sweat away with ease, have a handy adjustable drawcord waistband and perforated panels for maximum breathability. Even better, they're available in six different colours.

HYROX is the fitness phenomenon sweeping Instagram and dominating locker room chat — if you don't know, get to know. But because it consists of both running and functional fitness, finding the right gear is paramount if you want to ace your next event.

While really any versatile gym short geared for mobility will do the job, we do like the reassurance of something purpose-made — which is where Puma comes in. Yep, Puma has partnered with HYROX to release a range of race-ready gear, and these shorts tick all the right boxes.

Made from a durable yet soft cotton blend, they feature a compressive brief liner to keep everything in place (crucial), a slip pocket on each side for the essentials (although we wouldn't recommend carrying a phone), and are comfortable while allowing for excellent range of motion.

Gymshark Sport 5" Shorts

These simple shorts are suitable for pretty much any occasion — from playing sports to pumping iron. Made from a light, breathable material they have side splits for greater range of motion, an adjustable drawcord on the waist and reflective detailing should you don them for a twilight run.

We love this cool grey shade but they come in a bunch of other colours too. Also available with a built-in liner .

Flexible, comfortable and with great coverage thanks to the built-in undershorts, these are a great pair of no-fuss gym shorts. They tick all the boxes: quick-drying, sweat-wicking, elasticated waistband and a handy zipped pocket.

The liner is silky soft while keeping you supported through everything from gruelling workouts to Netflix binges.

These were among the lightest pairs of gym shorts we tried, so if you're after a barely-there feel then look no further. That said, the material, light as it is, is the type that rustles, so is a tad noisy and certainly isn't soft — but is durable.

There's good stretch in the waistband, breathable mesh sections on each side seam (as well as splits for mobility) and reflective detailing. The zipped side pockets are roomy and the storage is angled downwards, rather than spreading across the front of the thigh, helping you avoid a painful phone-swinging encounter.

If you're between sizes we'd recommend going up a size if you want full range of motion, and do bear in mind that these don't have a liner, so you'll need to wear sports boxers underneath. Our testers deemed these good all-rounders as well as excellent running shorts — and they're water-resistant so ideal should you get caught in a summer shower (likely).

Gymshark Power Washed 5" Shorts

Sometimes you just need tough, no-nonsense gear that can go the distance and get the job done. Enter these shorts. Designed for heavy lifting, they have reinforced triple stitching and are made from a hardy polyester/cotton blend to withstand even the most testing of sessions.

Ribbed panels ensure you can still move freely and there's plenty of space in the thigh for leg gain kings. Plus we love the old-school gym distressed look too. Available in six different colours.

lululemon Licence to Train Short 7" Lined

Our tester liked how these lululemon shorts are super roomy but still hold everything in, with the liner acting like a (very effective) compression short. Wide hems keep the undershort from slipping and the trunk section is similar to the brand's best-selling (and insanely comfortable) Always In Motion boxer shorts .

The outer shorts are split for a better range of motion and throughout Lycra adds incredible stretch (so absolutely no excuse not to drop fully into that lunge). You really can move every single which way in these — so they'd be great for yoga too. The drop-in phone pocket easily fits large smartphones plus there's a sneaky hole for headphone wires.

A drawcord waist keeps things comfortable, there a tons of pockets plus a vented panel at the back — and they're available in a bunch of easy to match colours. Also available without a liner .

Gymshark 315 Woven Shorts

Gymshark 's latest shorts have been designed with lifters in mind, with deep side splits, lightweight construction and a fuss-free waistband so you can focus on your PR.

Available in three colours, they come in a flattering slim fit but are still roomy enough for gym buffs such as yourself.

P.E Nation Interval Short

Despite the brand's name conjuring images of sweaty school halls and plimsolls, these gym shorts from P.E Nation are actually classy AF.

The cut is supremely flattering — particularly on more muscly thighed folk — and there's a netting brief liner that holds everything in place without being compressive (our tester thought they'd also make decent swim shorts ).

There are three zipped pockets (one on each side and one on the back), a drawstring inside the waistband and the raised rubber logo adds a splash of colour.

Gymshark Element Baselayer Shorts

Gymshark's seamless shorts fit like a second skin on the thighs, making them perfect for spin classes, running or wearing as a base layer. You could even stick them under a pair of trackies to keep you warm on winter walks.

Supportive, sweat-wicking and the ideal length (average 8 inch inseam), they're everything you need from a hard-working pair of undershorts. Available in six different colours but we're partial to classic black.

Nike Dri-FIT Stride 2-in-1 Shorts

One of Nike's best-selling pieces, these lightweight shorts are a must-have for runners. The unrestrictive shell allows for long strides and maximum flexibility, while the skin-tight liner provides coverage and holds everything in.

Another nice touch is the zip pocket on the back, which is convenient for storing your phone while running. Also available in green and smoke grey .

Also available in 13cm length .

Nike Dri-FIT Men's Fleece Training Shorts

Great for lounging or LISS activities, Nike's cosy sweatshirt shorts are an absolute staple. Made from a soft terry fleece and Nike's Dri-FIT technology they wick away sweat, keeping you dry as well as super comfortable, while an elasticated waist and drawcord means anyone can get a perfect fit. And no, we won't tell if they see more of the sofa than the gym floor.

adidas Men's AEROREADY Essentials Shorts

There are few designs as iconic as the adidas three stripe. These shorts pair well with everything, be it a plain white tee or your gym garms, and thanks to three pockets (one made purely to stop your phone falling out) they're super handy too.

A drawstring elasticated waist means you can get the perfect fit (and they won't fall down mid-squat — bonus), plus they're super lightweight and dry fast.

Under Armour Men UA Rival Terry Shorts

These shorts from Under Armour are as useful for hitting the gym as they are lazing around on rest days — but we're big enough to admit we prefer them for the latter.

They're comfy, a great length, soft, stretchy and have pockets on each side. They're on sale in a range of colours, so snap up a few while you can.

adidas Men's AEROREADY Chelsea Small Logo Shorts

We love a versatile hard-worker here at MH , and these soft, stretchy shorts from adidas tick all the boxes.

They have an elasticised waist with drawcord for comfort, stay put even through the most gruelling workouts and wash well too. But the best part? They're at home both on the street and the gym floor.

Hattie Parish is the Health and Fitness Ecommerce Editor for Women’s Health , Men’s Health and Runner’s World , covering the best gym wear, latest fitness tech and wellness launches worth investing in, plus the best deals during Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day. As well as clocking up the miles in myriad running socks , pummelling her muscles with massage guns , testing out fitness mirrors and donning dry robes every other weekend, Hattie consults leading experts in the health and fitness industry to help readers make informed decisions when shopping online. Brought up by two medics, Hattie worked in health clinics before completing a BA in English at King’s College London. She qualified as a journalist in 2015 and has since written for titles such as Healthy magazine, Cosmopolitan, Harper’s Bazaar and Red, as well as worked commercially with health and wellness clients such as Holland & Barrett, Lloyds Pharmacy and Superdrug. Hattie is passionate about arming readers with honest, unbiased product reviews and has a particular interest in the role of technology in our wellbeing, as well as gender-based inequalities in healthcare. When she’s not putting gym wear through its paces on the Pilates reformer or kitting out her home gym (garage) with the latest equipment, she’s attempting to make progress on her teetering pile of bedside books, cycling round South East London or sampling wellness retreats for the Women’s Health travel pages. 

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Fear you’ll never hear your favorite band live? These Maine tribute shows might do the trick

See homages to David Bowie, Prince, The Cure and The Rolling Stones in Portland this week, and other shows coming this summer.

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If you’ve never seen a tribute act perform the songs of artists that are either too big to play in Maine or who have passed away, there’s a way to do a whole bunch of that this week in Portland.

There are also tribute shows happening in venues around the state all summer long.

A Strange Day is the Portland-based tribute to The Cure. Photo by Seth D. Warner

Let’s start with Portland-based A Strange Day, a tribute to British alternative act The Cure, fronted by singer and guitarist Seth Warner.

The band will perform The Cure’s second album, “Seventeen Seconds,” in its entirety, along with some hits and other cuts at Portland House of Music on Thursday.

The album was released on April 18, 1980. Lead singer and guitarist Robert Smith turned 21 three days later. The single  “A Forest” marked the band’s debut on the U.K. Singles Chart, where it reached the No. 31 spot. The song remains a setlist staple at The Cure’s live performances.

Warner said he put himself in the shoes of Cure fans when deciding what album to cover. “What I would like to hear from a Cure band is a dive into the specific eras that surrounded each record, and ‘Seventeen Seconds’ set the tone for the more introspective and gloomy textures and themes.” Advertisement

As for Warner’s favorite “Seventeen Seconds” tracks, he said, “I really like ‘At Night’ for its dynamic potential, and the edgy and angsty ‘M.'”

The band took its name from the track “A Strange Day” from The Cure’s 1982 album “Pornography.”

Along with Warner, the band is Pete Dugas (keys), Andrew Hodgkins (drums), Matt Kennedy (synth/sax), Kevin O’Reilly (bass), Casey Urich (trumpet) and Corey Urich.

Angel Butts, a copy editor living in Westbrook, has seen The Cure more than 100 times on three continents and at least 10 countries, including Latvia and Colombia. “They’re like breathing to me. They have this massive catalog and it spans every possible mood, I don’t know of another band with a palette like that. “Seventeen Seconds” is among her favorite of the band’s 13 studio albums.

Butts has seen The Cure play the “Seventeen Seconds” album all the way through three times. “One of those shows stands as the best show I’ve ever seen in my life. The Cure: Reflections, Nov. 27, 2011 at the  Beacon Theatre in New York City.”

Butts said she and her 13-year-old daughter will be attending the A Strange Day show. “I think she’s more excited than I am.” Advertisement

A Strange Day  8:30 p.m. Thursday. Portland House of Music, 25 Temple St., Portland, $12 in advance, $15 day of show, 21-plus. portlandhouseofmusic.com

Another British act that will likely never perform in Maine is The Rolling Stones. With more than 30 albums, the band achieved legendary status decades ago. Singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards are both 80, and the band is currently on tour and will be at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts, on Thursday.

There are still tickets left for that show, but you can save yourself hours of traffic jams and a lot of more by instead heading to Aura on Saturday to see Satisfaction: The International Rolling Stones tribute show. Or maybe you’ll see the real deal and then keep the party going here in Maine.

Satisfaction has been slinging Stones hits for over two decades and has played more than 4,000 shows. Chris LeGrand’s take on Mick Jagger is pretty convincing, and he and the band will surely be pleased to meet you.

Satisfaction: The International Rolling Stones Tribute Show 9 p.m. Saturday. Aura, 121 Center St., Portland, $15, $25.50, 18-plus. auramaine.com

The Prince/Bowie tribute act performing live. Photo by Tammie Birdwell

David Bowie and Prince died within five months of each other in 2016, at the ages of 69 and 57, respectively, and their losses were felt by millions of fans around the world. Advertisement

With contributions that are impossible to quantify, both artists left behind a legacy of music that lives on through radio play, home listening and tribute shows.

Boston-based musician Eric Gould loves both artists and is the bandleader of a Prince/Bowie tribute coming to Portland on Saturday. The band is a revolving lineup of players from all over the country.

Gould plays bass and designs the setlists. For this show, the musicians are Cal Kehoe (guitar, vocals), Adrian Tramontano (drums), Sammi Garrett (percussion, vocals), Josh Schwartz (baritone sax, vocals), Rob Somerville (tenor saxophone), Rob Volo (trombone) and Kiran Edwards (keys).

Gould said that, to him, Prince embodies soul, creative arrangement and precision. “His music has the best energy and makes you feel on top of the universe.”

He described Bowie as having a voice and character that is completely unique.

“It is powerful and epic and decadent,” said Gould, who has made a career out of finding unique connections through the songbooks of artists. “It is such a treat to present music people know and love in a way that is fresh to the ears. This combination brings so much joy to everyone on and off stage.” Advertisement

Prince/Bowie 8 p.m. Saturday. Portland House of Music, 25 Temple St., Portland, $25, 21-plus. portlandhouseofmusic.com

Other upcoming tribute shows

The Peacheaters: An Allman Brothers Band Experience, Friday. Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $31 to $72.50. jonathansogunquit.com

Sweet Baby James: James Taylor Tribute, Saturday. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $30 to $45. vinhillmusic.com

Studio Two: The Early Beatles Tribute, June 9. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $30, $35. vinhillmusic.com

Magic Bus: A Tribute to The Who, June 14. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $30. vinhillmusic.com Advertisement

The The Band Band, June 21. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $45, $55. vinhillmusic.com

Bruce In The USA, June 21. Aura, Portland, $20 to $39.50. auramaine.com

Elvis Tribute Show, June 22, July 20. Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $29 to $70. jonathansogunquit.com

Higher Ground: A Tribute to Stevie Wonder, July 20. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $40. vinhillmusic.com

Studio Two: The Early Beatles Tribute, July 6. Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $41.50 to $82.50. jonathansogunquit.com

Johnny Cash Tribute Show, July 7, Aug. 10.  Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $29 to $70. jonathansogunquit.com Advertisement

Rose Alley: A Tribute to Jerry Garcia, June 28. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $23. vinhillmusic.com

Runnin’ Down A Dream: The Tom Petty Tribute Band, July 13, Nov. 14. Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $35 to $76. jonathansogunquit.com

The Elton John Experience, July 21. Jonathan’s, Ogunquit, $29 to $79. jonathansogunquit.com

Zach Nugent’s Dead Set, Aug. 1. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $25. vinhillmusic.com

The Stray Horses, Aug. 8. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $25. vinhillmusic.com

Wake Up Mama: The Allman Brothers Tribute Band, Aug. 24. Vinegar Hill Music Theatre, Arundel, $25. vinhillmusic.com

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