| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waist | 72–78 | 78–84 | 84–90 | 90–97 | 97–104 |
| Hip | 88–94 | 94–100 | 100–106 | 106–113 | 113–120 |
| Size | S | M | L | XL | XXL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waist | 72–78 | 78–84 | 84–90 | 90–97 | 97–104 |
| Hip | 88–94 | 94–100 | 100–106 | 106–113 | 113–120 |
Waistband storage · phone held close to the body
Storage is built into the waistband so your essentials sit close to the body — no belt, no bounce, no extra kit.
Built for the runs where storage matters: marathon blocks, travel miles, race weekends and daily training.
Irish marathon Olympian. 2:09 marathoner. Built from the problem every marathon runner knows: where do you put your phone, keys and fuel when you don't want to wear a belt?
No. The phone sits flat against the waistband and the weight is spread around the waist, so there's no single point pulling or swinging — even at race pace.
Up to 10 gels around the waistband, plus your phone and a key — a full marathon fuel load with room to spare, no belt required.
Use the finder above. Pocket Shorts 2.0 for the lightest race-day feel, 2 in 1 for added support, the 9″ for more coverage, and Pocket Tights for cold weather and maximum storage.
Both. The pocket system is built for marathon race day and holds up across daily training, long runs and travel miles. Most runners keep one for racing and one for training.
Yes. Take them on a real run. If they're not for you, our 30-day run-test guarantee means you can return them.
No — that's the point. The storage is built into the waistband, so phone, keys and fuel all travel in the short. No extra kit to buy or wear.
