Cordura® Airtex Boardshort

As a 40 year old, I tend to reminisce about how surf shorts used to feel. How durable and strong there are, the experiencing the initial 4 way stretch and my shorts almost getting pulled off at Sandy’s and Waimea. After while it felt like the design of board shirts was just going in the wrong direction to me personably and I Henny bough more than maybe 3-4 pairs in the last 18 years because they didn’t feel right. Out of the three designs again for me personally this is the best shorts on the market. The strong, comfortable, they adjust to your body even if I’m not a true 34 anymore and I want more. I shared with my wife after using these that I would throw away all 35 of my current older surf shorts and just buy 10 of the condors and I would be good for the rest of my life. More design would be incredible, but again amazing job with the structure and design!!

I wear these shorts every day & they’re the best whether I’m climbing the ladder at work or getting caught inside at Pipeline they don’t restrict my movements in any way and seems like they’ll last forever.

Huge fan of these boardshorts, though there are some drawbacks. The fabric is outstanding. It dries almost immediately and is super stretchy. The airtex side panels are also great for ventilation and they give these board shorts a nice breezy feel. I surf and prone paddle in them and they’re just outstanding. However, they aren’t perfect. The drawstrings don’t allow you to tighten them all that much. Plus, there’s an elastic band behind the drawstring that doesn’t let you loosen them a huge amount either. I’m between sizes so I sized up, and they’re simultaneously kinda hard to squeeze into and also too big. I’ve considered cutting the elastic band. The other issue is the pockets. Some versions have the horizontal one and others have the vertical, backwards facing one. Both are too small to carry much of anything. I work as an ocean rescue lifeguard and we tried to start using these shorts as part of our kit, but the pockets aren’t nearly big enough for radios and other stuff. If you’re using them for wa...