Brand: PATH Projects
Category: Running Shorts
Recommended by Steven Kornhaus, Content Creator & Running Coach — Colorado Springs, CO
Highlights: long distance, comfortable, comfortable liner, quick drying
The Lynx PD Base Liner is expertly designed for athletes seeking optimal performance during intense activities. With its superior fit and moisture-wicking properties, it ensures comfort and support, making it an essential addition to your gear. 1. Available in three inseam lengths: 3", 5", and 8" to accommodate various preferences and activities. 2. Constructed from lightweight, breathable fabric that effectively wicks away moisture, keeping you dry and comfortable. 3. Features a seamless design to minimize chafing and enhance overall comfort during extended wear. 4. All-weather capability ensures versatility, making it suitable for both warm and cool conditions. 5. Engineered for a snug fit that provides support without restricting movement, ideal for high-intensity workouts. 6. Quick-drying properties allow for easy washing and fast turnaround between uses. 7. Designed with an ergonomic cut that aligns with the body's natural movements, enhancing performance. The Lynx PD Base Liner is perfect for athletes engaging in running, cycling, or high-impact training sessions. It excels in both warm and cool weather, making it suitable for year-round use. Ideal for fitness enthusiasts of all skill levels, this base liner is particularly beneficial during rigorous workouts where comfort and support are paramount. Whether you're hitting the trails or the gym, the Lynx PD ensures you stay focused on your performance.
Price: $38
Steven Kornhaus's review
The Lynx PD liners are my go-to liners if I am wearing a two layer short system. They have just the right amount of compression to keep everything where it's supposed to be, without being uncomfortable. They are very comfortable and dry well too! I prefer a two layer short system for 100 milers, that way I can put shorts overtop of the liners, and when it gets cold I can easily change to some pants without having to get naked at an aid station
Recommended by Steven Kornhaus, Content Creator & Running Coach
Frequently asked questions
What does Steven Kornhaus say about the Lynx PD?
The Lynx PD liners are my go-to liners if I am wearing a two layer short system. They have just the right amount of compression to keep everything where it's supposed to be, without being uncomfortable. They are very comfortable and dry well too! I prefer a two layer short system for 100 milers, that way I can put shorts overtop of the liners, and when it gets cold I can easily change to some pants without having to get naked at an aid station
Why does Steven Kornhaus recommend PATH Projects?
Steven Kornhaus recommends the PATH Projects Lynx PD for running shorts. The Lynx PD liners are my go-to liners if I am wearing a two layer short system. They have just the right amount of compression to keep everything where it's supposed to be, without being uncomfortable. They are very comfortable and dry well too! I prefer a two layer short system for 100 milers, that way I can put shorts overtop of the liners, and when it gets cold I can easily change to some pants without having to get naked at an aid station
Is the Lynx PD a good running short?
Yes — Steven Kornhaus recommends the Lynx PD by PATH Projects as their running shorts pick. The Lynx PD liners are my go-to liners if I am wearing a two layer short system. They have just the right amount of compression to keep everything where it's supposed to be, without being uncomfortable. They are very comfortable and dry well too! I prefer a two layer short system for 100 milers, that way I can put shorts overtop of the liners, and when it gets cold I can easily change to some pants without having to get naked at an aid station
Is the Lynx PD good for long distance?
Steven Kornhaus recommends it for long efforts: The Lynx PD liners are my go-to liners if I am wearing a two layer short system. They have just the right amount of compression to keep everything where it's supposed to be, without being uncomfortable. They are very comfortable and dry well too! I prefer a two layer short system for 100 milers, that way I can put shorts overtop of the liners, and when it gets cold I can easily change to some pants without having to get naked at an aid station
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