Ultimate Performance: Under Armour Men's Raid 2.0 Workout Gym Shorts Review

I've been a real dry fit fan for many years. No longer! These shorts are great anywhere a tie is required. There's a reason they're on the bestseller list and I can tell you I'm overly impressed with their fit and feel.

I was looking for them again a while ago. I definitely choose comfortable shorts. Light and thin I would imagine if you are a man they would show if you are not wearing underwear as they are very thin and breathable but they are my favorites. I now have 7 pairs.

These are jungle shorts. I ordered a size down, I usually wear medium and they were still too long and baggy. They hung below my knees. Also, I think it's worth cutting corners under the armor on their material, very, very thin. They used to produce high quality sportswear, but now the quality is getting worse and worse.

Revine Prime is great! Use these shorts for work. Didn't want to go to the local sporting goods store. Although they are affordable and of good quality, you don't get a chance to try them on. And in California, all the locker rooms are now closed, so what to do? It is size XL and they fit even though they are wide and long. L would of course be more appropriate.

This is my first order of non-adidas shorts in this material/style and I didn't realize how easily they could snag. They are very light and airy; fits very well; ideal for warm weather; get caught too easily. I am very glad I bought these shorts - 1 pair black, 1 pair grey, 1 pair blue - on Prime Day as they are not worth the money for being so easily snagged.

I love my original Under Armor Raid shorts. They are light but strong and fit well around the waist. Raid 2.0 appears cheap and malleable. Not to mention the belt doesn't have a clutch like the previous design. It glides everywhere during any activity. The belt also folds on its own because it is not stiff. The belt and the short part of the torso are made of the same material. Why fix something that isn't broken. Probably to make more money. If they go back to the old design I would happily…

Absolutely transparent cheap garbage. You can see my fingers there. Calling it a fake is too lenient. This is F-level garbage. Nobody will buy this in the store. You have to pay someone to take it to the nearest trash can. In fact, I went to the mall for the first time in several years, because I was very disappointed with this purchase and needed household clothes for the fourth time. I bought some great shorts from Nike Outlet for about $15. There are a few trustworthy items I still get from…

Yes, Under Armor clothing is expensive. But it's worth it. I buy almost all Under Armor clothing for my son after years of playing around with other cheaper brands. It's NEVER worth it. Champion, Nike, Reebok, we bought it all. I hate spending that much money when it's still growing so fast, but the UA stuff is worth it. Withstands wear and tear. The fabrics are always comfortable and light on the body. Sweatshirts will not shrink or fade after repeated washing. In the end, we're always glad we

I love my original Under Armor Raid Shorts. They are light but strong and fit well around the waist. Raid 2.0 appears cheap and malleable. Not to mention the belt doesn't have a clutch like the previous design. It glides everywhere during any activity. The belt also folds on its own because it is not rigid. The belt and the short part of the torso are made of the same material. Why fix something that isn't broken. Probably to make more money. If they go back to the old design I would happily…

Yes, Under Armor clothing is expensive. But it's worth it. I buy almost all Under Armor clothing for my son after years of playing around with other cheaper brands. It's NEVER worth it. Champion, Nike, Reebok, we bought it all. I hate spending that much money when it's still growing so fast, but the UA stuff is worth it. Withstands wear and tear. The fabrics are always comfortable and light on the body. Sweatshirts will not shrink or fade after repeated washing. In the end, we're always glad we