G Gradual Men's Athletic Running Shorts with Zip Pockets, Quick-Dry Fabric & UPF 50+

For a run, gym session, or walk where you want your phone and keys secured, these G Gradual athletic shorts pair two zippered side pockets with lightweight, quick-dry fabric. The design is offered in 5", 7", and 9" lengths, so the inseam is part of the choice rather than a one-size-fits-all detail.

The fabric is described as breathable, stretchy, and moisture-wicking, with UPF 50+ protection listed for outdoor wear. An elastic waistband and adjustable drawstring let you fine-tune the fit. Which length works best depends on how much coverage you prefer and what feels comfortable for your activity.

They are intended for more than running: the listed uses include workouts, hiking, cycling, walking, and lounging. The zip pockets make them a more secure-storage option than shorts with open pockets, while the lightweight construction suits shoppers who want a simple athletic pair rather than a heavier garment.

What to know

The two deep side pockets close with zippers and are designed to hold everyday items such as keys, cards, earbuds, or a phone. Buyers often appreciate the pocket design and describe the shorts as comfortable and light for exercise. Some also report that the pockets accommodate an iPhone, though that does not establish a fit for every phone size.

The listed fabric features—quick drying, breathability, stretch, and moisture wicking—are relevant for workouts and outdoor activity. UPF 50+ is another stated feature for time outside. These are product claims, not a substitute for choosing clothing based on your own coverage needs.

How it fits

Choose among the listed 5", 7", and 9" inseams based on the coverage you want. The elastic waist and built-in drawstring are intended to allow adjustment, but buyer feedback on sizing is mixed: some find the fit roomy and like the 7-inch inseam, while others say larger sizes run small. Checking the size chart before choosing a size is sensible, especially if you are considering a larger size.

Feedback on the material is also divided. Some buyers like its feel and lightweight character, others describe it as very thin. It makes sense if you want a light pair for training and value zippered storage, but Not the best choice if you specifically want a heavier-feeling fabric or have concerns about thin material.

Getting the most from it

For a gym session, the pockets can keep small essentials zipped away while you move, for a walk or hike, the quick-dry and breathable fabric features may be useful in warm or active conditions. The shorts are also listed for cycling and everyday lounging, giving them a broad use range without making them specialized gear for any one activity.

Before buying, decide which inseam suits your preferred coverage, then use the size chart alongside the mixed fit feedback. If you carry a larger phone, consider its dimensions rather than assuming it will fit based on reports about other phones. The product details do not specify pocket dimensions.

Is it worth it?

These shorts are worth considering if your priorities are lightweight workout wear, adjustable waist styling, and two zippered pockets in a choice of inseams. The buyer feedback supports their appeal for gym use and other everyday exercise, while also flagging uncertainty around larger-size fit and a fabric some people find too thin. Choose them for a versatile, light athletic short, look elsewhere if fabric weight or a predictable fit in larger sizes is your deciding factor.