Brand: Path Projects

    Category: Running Apparel

    Recommended by Jonathan Andrade, Hobby jogger — Winnetka, CA

    Highlights: long distance, durable

    The Sykes PX shorts combine innovative design with premium materials, offering unmatched comfort and functionality for active individuals. With eco-friendly features and practical pocketing, these shorts are perfect for any outdoor adventure. 1. Constructed from high-quality PrimeFlex fabric for superior stretch and breathability. 2. Eco-friendly non-PFAS finish ensures a sustainable choice without compromising performance. 3. Available in two inseam lengths (5" and 7") to accommodate various preferences and activities. 4. Enhanced pocketing design includes three back pockets for secure storage of essentials. 5. Classic fit provides a comfortable and stylish silhouette suitable for all body types. 6. Refined drawcord dipping allows for easy adjustments and a personalized fit. The Sykes PX shorts are ideal for running, hiking, or casual outings, excelling in warm weather conditions. Designed for active users who appreciate both style and functionality, these shorts are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and athletes alike. Whether you're hitting the trails or enjoying a summer day in the park, the Sykes PX shorts provide the versatility and comfort needed for any adventure.

    Price: $111

    Who it's for
    Runners who want a trim (not baggy) fit with serious storage for race day or long training runs. Suits those carrying gels, a phone, a headlamp, or similar gear.
    What people are saying
    Hosts consistently praise the pocket count and configuration (three zipper pockets plus an internal key pocket) and note zero bounce. Multiple hosts call them an all-time favorite for races and long runs.
    Worth noting
    Material is described as exceptionally durable. Notes are uniformly positive with no criticism or caveats raised.

    Jonathan Andrade's review

    Race day essential.

    Recommended by Jonathan Andrade, Hobby jogger

    Frequently asked questions

    Who is the Sykes PX for?

    Runners who want a trim (not baggy) fit with serious storage for race day or long training runs. Suits those carrying gels, a phone, a headlamp, or similar gear.

    What do experts say about the Sykes PX?

    Hosts consistently praise the pocket count and configuration (three zipper pockets plus an internal key pocket) and note zero bounce. Multiple hosts call them an all-time favorite for races and long runs.

    What should you know before buying the Sykes PX?

    Material is described as exceptionally durable. Notes are uniformly positive with no criticism or caveats raised.

    What does Jonathan Andrade say about the Sykes PX?

    Race day essential.

    Why does Jonathan Andrade recommend Path Projects?

    Jonathan Andrade recommends the Path Projects Sykes PX for running apparel. Race day essential.

    Is the Sykes PX a good running apparel?

    Yes — Jonathan Andrade recommends the Sykes PX by Path Projects as their running apparel pick. Race day essential.

    Is the Sykes PX good for long distance?

    Jonathan Andrade recommends it for long efforts: Race day essential.

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    What other hosts are saying

    4 experts recommend the Path Projects Sykes PX.

    Benji Wiederkehr, Mountain Ultra Runner

    My all-time favorite running shorts with the perfect storage capacity and configuration (three zipper pockets and one internal key pocket).

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    Scott Herstik, Merchant Marine/ Mountain Athlete

    I’m not a tights guy but I also don’t like mega baggy shorts for running. These are some of my all time favorites. Also an insane amount of storage.

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    Gunnar Barrera, Trail and Mountain Runner

    My favorite race day or long training run short. Extra pockets for gels, headlamp, and phone. No bounce!

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