Boxing Training Shorts for Men - SOTF Fight Short Men's MMA BJJ Shorts, No Gi Review

These shorts are comfortable! My only advice is to close the velcro before washing. Velcro sticks to everything. Otherwise these are great shorts and great value for money.

They fit about as expected but I would say they are a bit short in terms of length. Very comfortable and elastic. They're also a little flimsy, but I think you get what you pay for. I can't say anything about the durability yet, so I accept my doubts for now. Overall, given the price, I'd say it's value for money.

Pros: Fits great, snug around hips and thighs but not too tight in crotch Seems durable Size fits perfectly, waist 33 and perfect mid length, about 4 inches bigger knee Cons: The color is darker than in the picture. The belt tends to crease a bit but nothing major. I wanted to give it 4.5 stars but couldn't. I was so impressed I bought a second pair. Between a relatively low price and lightning-fast delivery, I round up, not down.

Thin and thin size for Asian Asians. I Medium should have fit but it's still too tight. The large fits better, but is a bit wide at the waist. I can still throw roundhouse kicks from one point to the head, so the stretch is good. The quality is very good for a LOW PRICE. Soft material similar to Venum shorts (but not as good because they are 4 times cheaper). For 2 months of use they have not sat down. The name SOTF is not attractive, it looks like "SOFT". I bought 3 more of this style of MMA…

I'm a tall guy 6ft 4in 265. My normal pants size is 36 in some 38 in others because I have a butt like Nicki Minaj (or JJ Watt) for ladies got 2XL was perfect for me as I had some room to put my hand forward (to adjust the cup of course). But seriously, for $15 you won't find better budget shorts. I no longer sell the $75 RVCA BJ Penn shorts and actually prefer the fit and feel of them. I even sleep in it because the material is so flexible and smooth. The only minor complaint I have is that…