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Runner loading a gel into the 262 pocket waistband

Phone. Keys.
Twelve gels.
No belt.

Storage is built into the waistband, so everything you carry for 26.2 miles sits against your body and stays there. Designed by 2:09 marathoner Stephen Scullion.

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Three liner options, one outer short

The collection / Pocket Shorts 2.0

One outer short. Four ways to wear it.

Same waistband, same pocket system. Choose the liner and the length that feel right.

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The rest of the kit

Loading a gel into the 262 pocket waistband

The 262 pocket system

A place
for everything.

Mesh storage all the way around the waist, held against the body so it stays put at race pace. A secure home for your phone, your keys, your gels and the small things you take on every run.

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262 race vest hung on a wooden fence, heart-rate strap beside it

01 / The vest

Made for your miles

262 shorts and vest laid out on wet London cobbles

02 / Race day

Race-day essentials

Gels going into the waistband of the 262 women's pocket shorts

03 / Considered details

Less to carry

Function first / Nothing extra

More run.
Less fuss.

Built to carry your race-day essentials close to the body, so you never need a separate running belt.

360° waistband storage01

Secure phone pocket02

Gel storage, front and back03

Key zip at the back04

Find your liner

A phone sliding into the side pocket of the 262 pocket shorts

The run is yours

For every kind of mile.

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Running the trails in the 262 women's pocket shorts

Women’s running / 262

Out for the long run.

A gel in the waistband pocket of the 262 women's shorts, mid run

Built in / Thought through

Carry what counts.

Stephen Scullion stretching at a park bench, 262 race vest hung beside him

262 / Stephen Scullion, 2:09 marathoner

Built by an Olympian.
For the miles ahead.

On an elite start line your bottles wait for you at every 5K. Lose that start line and the help goes with it: you carry every gel yourself, or you run without. So Stephen built the storage into the shorts. The only thing left to think about is the running.

Our story

262 shorts and vest on railings in front of a red London bus

262 / Made for running

Go further.
Carry less.

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Race-day storagePhone, keys, gels. No belt.

Designed by a 2:09 marathonerBuilt for the long run.

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Phone. Keys.
Twelve gels.
No belt.

One outer short. Four ways to wear it.

A place
for everything.

More run.
Less fuss.

For every kind of mile.

Out for the long run.

Carry what counts.

Built by an Olympian.
For the miles ahead.

Go further.
Carry less.

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Phone. Keys.Twelve gels.No belt.

One outer short. Four ways to wear it.

A placefor everything.

More run.Less fuss.

For every kind of mile.

Out for the long run.

Carry what counts.

Built by an Olympian.For the miles ahead.

Go further. Carry less.

Phone. Keys.
Twelve gels.
No belt.

A place
for everything.

More run.
Less fuss.

Built by an Olympian.
For the miles ahead.

Go further.
Carry less.