NikeMen's Flex Short Hybrid

The snap came loose from what ever it is attached to and came thru the enter layer of the waist. No way to fix. Like the snap better than the button but it shorts are less than a year old and had to be thrown away.

They do not make the stitch on Nike apparels anymore. This is my work pants and stains are easy to remove. The Dri-Fit fabric is comfortable and quickly drys on rainy days. Highly recommend.

Decent shorts. Fit is a lil tight but overall good

Last pair had a flat button, this one has a snap one, makes no difference to me but might to others.

I wish Nike would just stop changing their golf shorts every year and come up with some better names/descriptions of them. I have a few pairs that are 8-10 years old and they finally started to fade and lose their body. I bought several pairs of Flex/Flex Core/Flex Hybrid in Standard Fit over the last few years. I’ve found that each pair seems to vary in size — not just in the waist but in the inseam. Some of them are so short they would be like women’s low-rise shorts. There is literally no room for your junk and combined with the flat front you get male cameltoe when you sit. Now these are “Standard Fit” not slim and I’m buying a size 38 for a 6’ 250 lb man. The pockets are also getting shorter and shorter and these new ones have a plastic snap instead of a button or the old double button.

Another good design from Nike when it comes to golf shorts. The elastic waist band along with the sticky inside the belt line helps the shirt stay where it’s suppose to. Not as baggy style to the legs makes it different from years past.

Cheap snap rather than button hole. Cheap iron on Nike swoosh rather than embroidery. The new only thing that resembles the Nike brand is a look alike fabric. Very disappointed!

Husband said these are the most comfortable pair of shorts he has ever owned. I was a bit skeptical at $65, but they seem like the will hold up for a long time and can be dressed up or down.

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