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Good while they lasted.
I_run_far
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Mine ripped after not too long. Before the seam came unseamed I loved them.
Got the MO...JO RISIN'
Ryan Conklin
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These are great shorts: Deep pockets, athletic fit, back pocket has two velcro patches, waistband is bomber, and the length is above-the-knee for better flex and mobility. They're also light, quick-dry, and versatile.
I'm 6'3 with a 32'' waist and the MED is spot on. A LRG would work better if your waist is 33+''. These shorts do deliver a secure fit for Yoga, climbing, lounging, and the strong, wide waistband will keep you confident and cool when cliff diving into the deep blue below.
If possible, I would've docked half a star because I prefer a zipper over velcro for back pockets, though.
Pictured are my shorts in AUBURN.
Super comfortable
Dan Ransom
Member since
There's a reason these shorts are so popular - they kick ass. My go to shorts when I have a backpack on, because the waist belt always lays flat, with no seams, reduces chafing on big multi-day trips.
Only negative is the elastic waistband doesn't dry as quick as the rest of the shorts. But they are super comfortable, and worth the trade-off.
prAna Mojo Short is good
dshawk
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I like prAna Mojo Short, it is comfortable, the soft-brushed waistband is not tight.
Great for climbing and active wear
Brandon
Member since
Got these about 6 years ago and love them, used them for climbing and active running and gym activities. They were a little long for the erg and would get caught. but easy to use and waist band was great and never got in the way elastic and whole shorts have held up well . Would buy again.
Best short ever
Jeremy Hensel
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I have these in a bunch of colors, I actually feel weird climbing in anything else anymore.
BUY THESE!
Tighe Cordry
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
These are terrific for bouldering and for hiking in general. They are VERY comfortable, stretch well, and perform well during physical activity. I have a 34 inch waist and the XL fits me well. I have it in rust (very attractive color) and am picking up another color when I get paid next. Thats how much I love these shorts! The waist band in phenomenally comfy, and I even wear them when I'm going "commando" with confidence. Three pockets are nice and deep. Dont hesitate. The shorts are the bee's knees! (I'm 6'3" and these sit just in the middle of my knee or slightly above them, while I've reminded myself...)
Very good casual short
Patrick McMurtry
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Really comfortable for hiking, around the home, or around town. These are about my favorite lounging shorts. I don't use them much for serious activities, mainly because I seem to fall between sizes - with a 32" waist the large is a bit to big and I find the medium too tight (so I have the large). With an elastic waist I can't tighten it down. Large is fine for walking around with just a wallet, but if I try to carry more in my pockets or am doing more strenuous stuff, they are not they slip around a bit. But this won't be my last pair since for wearing around town or around the camp they are great - really comfortable.
will you guys ever get the dijon in small...
italian carver
Member since
will you guys ever get the dijon in small again? My only pair just ripped.
comfy & cozy
David G. Breidenstine
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
these have become my go to shorts since they came in the mail. ultra comfy, super light, and have a great look/feel...no complaints here
killer shorts
Daryl Deprey
Member since
these are hiking and climbing shorts. I don't do either (well i hike when people don't want to go riding) but these are super comfortable. Been using these as a basketball style short subsitute and they're definitely more comfortable for the causal lounging, or doing some work in the yard. The best part is that they make great post ride shorts because you can pull over and hop in the water with no hesitation as they dry quickly and you won't be soaking your car seat.
I'd buy more.
As for sizing, I'm 5'6'', 165, with a 31" waist and the smalls fit nicely, sitting above my knees perfectly.
Great climbing and casual shorts
Conner Orr
Member since
I have two pairs of these now and I realy like them. There good climbing shorts but their also good for walking around town or just relaxing and they fit really well,one of the best shorts I've ever worn.
Favorite pair of shorts I own
Brahcraft
Member since
I got these shorts a month ago and have worm them almost every day..just in time for the heat of san diego summer.
Love the fit, cut, stretch waistband, quick drying, perfect length for comfort while hiking. Best shorts ever? possibly. Will be buying another in another color.
Great shorts, they run small
sch5664671
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Comfortable easy-to-wear casual shorts. They run small. I'm 6'1", 215 lbs, and usually wear XL shorts, but I had to go XXL on these, mainly because the material around my thieghs felt too tight.. Gray is nice, but the orange color is my favorite.
I wear a size 29 jean/pant. Should I go...
jor4788349
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I wear a size 29 jean/pant. Should I go with the small? I'm a pretty skinny guy. 5'7" 130.
Thomas Ogasawara
Member since
Yeah, I wear size 29/30, and I'm wearing a size small in these while I'm typing this. They're super stretchy and rad.
Jeremy Hensel
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I am a 30/32 5'9" 140lbs and I prefer the mediums. Best climbing short made!
Brandon
Member since
I am the same size as you and I have a size small and they are a little baggy in the leg for me but waist they fit perfect. I tend to like a little more form fitting shorts when climbing and running.
Disappointed with odd fit.
SShafley
Member since
Prana's Mojo Short has an odd fit in XXL. The legs bind, and the fit is very high waisted, which makes the binding worse. For yoga or climbing, I would find this short restrictive.
I am comparing them to the XXL Stretch Zion short, which, IMO, the best short I've ever worn.
I really, really wanted to like the Mojo short, but can't.
Activity Shorts
joh3677510
Member since
I have two pairs of Mojos and wear them for everything. They are the best all around active lifestyle shorts I have ever purchased. I like the fact that they do not have a liner (Breathe extra well when casual, but combo well with compression shorts for extreme activities).
6'4" 210 35" waist and I go with XL, but haven't ever tried L...
If you're on the fence, buy them. You shouldn't regret it.
boyfriend's favorite
Callie Newton
Member since
My boyfriend will only climb in these shorts. He has them in "rust" & "moss" ...his rust pair are small & the moss are medium. He has a 30-inch waist & likes both sizes. They look the same on him in the legs. The medium waistband is just a bit looser.
I am nervous. I always wear a 32. I ordered...
Tony Gonzalez
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I am nervous. I always wear a 32. I ordered the Medium stretch zion pants and I loved them so much I ripped the tags off and wore them, but now regret it. I have like an inch and a half between me and the pant when pulled. The tab holds them up though. SO my thoughts. Do they run big or small? Mixed reviews here..
Thomas Ogasawara
Member since
I usually wear a 30, and the small fits me fine. The medium in these stays up though as well, the waistband is really stretchy.
Thomas Ogasawara
Member since
I usually wear a 30, and the small fits me fine. The medium in these stays up though as well, the waistband is really stretchy.
Jeremy Hensel
Member since
I am not sure if you are asking about the Stretch Zion in your post or the Mojo short that this post is attached to. The Stretch Zion seem to run a little bigger, I wear a 30/32 jean and I fit in a small St. Zion. As for the mojo I would definitely size up. I wear a medium in the mojo and I like the way they fit.
BEST SHORTS EVER!
Pat Guinn
Member since
I just bought my third pair of these shorts. They are absolutely amazing, They are super comfy when hiking or climbing and very lightweight. They feel like an athletic short, but look more sophisticated thanks to the faux zipper flap haha. The pockets are super deep so you dont have to worry about losing your keys or phone. These are great shorts and you will hardly see me in the summer wearing anything else.
Also I have a 32 inch waist and I normally wear a medium, but these run a bit small, so i size up one size to a large and they fit perfect.
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