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Joe Flannery
Ten Thousand · $88
Interval Short | 7-inch
“I love the Ten Thousand Interval Short for ski training because it gives me the perfect mix of mobility, comfort, and durability. The four-way stretch shell moves easily through lunges, squats, box step-ups, sled work, and all the lateral training that matters for skiing, while the waistband stays secure and never feels restrictive. It also dries fast, breathes well, and has smart pockets that actually hold essentials without bouncing around, which makes it practical for both gym sessions and conditioning work. Ten Thousand designed the Interval Short as a versatile training short with four-way stretch, quick-drying fabric, a no-pinch waistband, ventilation, and a secure pocket system, which is exactly why it works so well for ski prep.”
Joe Flannery
Ten Thousand · $298
Waterproof Shell Jacket
“This is my favorite day-to-day shell for urban and mountain town living. It is not the jacket I reach for when I am heading into the mountains for serious technical use, but for just about everything else, it is excellent. It keeps me dry in bad weather, looks clean enough to wear around town, and has a versatile, understated design that works just as well running errands, traveling, walking the dog, or heading to dinner in a mountain town. What I really like is that it gives you real weather protection without looking or feeling overly technical. A lot of shells are either too alpine-looking for everyday wear or not functional enough when the weather turns. This one hits the sweet spot. It is lightweight, comfortable, easy to layer, and dependable when you need to stay dry, making it an ideal jacket for everyday life in places where weather changes fast.”
Joe Flannery
Ten Thousand · $128
Distance Short | 3-inch
“These are the best training shorts I’ve found for running. They’re lightweight, breathable, and incredibly comfortable, with a fit that feels dialed without ever getting in the way. What I appreciate most is that they don’t bunch up, they don’t chafe, and they stay comfortable no matter the distance or intensity. They move well, dry fast, and feel just as good on easy runs as they do during harder training sessions. Simple, high-performing, and exactly what I want in a running short.”