Arc'teryx Palisade Short

Priced: $108.95 Rated:   - 5 stars out of 5 by 14 reviews.
Arc'teryx Palisade Short
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The Arc'teryx Palisade Short deserves 'must-pack' status for your next trip into the Wasatch. Built with soft but durable TerraTex fabric, this adventure-oriented short also utilizes a gusseted crotch for maximum mobility and range of motion. Climb, hike, or simply lounge in peace knowing a chamois-lined waist reflects Arc'teryx's dedication to comfort. Stash your essentials in your pockets, but remember that this short is itself an essential.
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Hike, run, and climb with the lightweight, flowing Palisade Shorts from Arc'teryx. The perfect blend of nylon and spandex in the TerraTex fabric offers just enough stretch for pulling off those bouldering moves while drying quickly after you cross that river. Stash snacks, your ID and other quick necessities in the multitude of front and back pockets.

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Fit:athletic
Gusseted Crotch:yes
Inseam:10 inch
Material:TerraTex (94% nylon, 6% spandex)
Pockets:2 front slash, 2 zippered cargo
Recommended Use:hiking, climbing, trekking
Style:Short
Type:Casual
Waist:integrated webbing belt
Warranty:lifetime
Waterproof:no
Windproof:no
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Arc'teryx Palisade Short Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

I am somewhat ashamed to admit how deeply in love with these shorts I have fallen. It chagrins me to have paid significantly more for a pair of shorts than for my first car. I own an older version of the same item -- I like these a lot, but Arc'teryx has greatly improved the pockets on the later ones.
Pros: Comfortable, durable (I have had the old ones for a couple years of 2.5-season use and the material has held up), super-quick drying, great zipper pockets to defy both pickpockets and the cruel forces of gravity.
Cons: Price

jo(r)ch at Backcountry.com on 07/09/2012

Compared to the Rampart shorts, these are a little slimmer and shorter, hitting right above my knee.
These are nylon, so they do make a faint swishing noise when I walk. Not noticeable unless you're in a really quiet place.
I usually hang my keys from a carabiner attached to a belt loop but since these have an integrated belt, there are no loops. A minor complaint, otherwise these are my favorite shorts ever.

gchow at Backcountry.com on 06/01/2012

Nice shorts

Just like their pants cousins; same great material and construction. I bought an earlier model of these a few years ago and love the extra little zippered pocket on the right side. These dry very quickly when wet, are very breathable, shed light moisture, are very comfortable and are true to their listed size. I've worn these hiking, while fly fishing, plinking rounds on the range, and in Afghanistan and Iraq.
quiet professionalf at Mountain Gear on 04/04/2012

Best shorts EVER. I crack up my wife, calling them "The One Shorts". They weigh nothing, dry instantly and are super comfy with the soft inner waist. Looks like they got rid of the "little pocket" this year. I liked it - it was dedicated to carrying a micro leatherman. Crazy expensive and crazy worth it.

scr100674965 at Backcountry.com on 06/07/2012

Very fitted cut combined with light, stretchy fabric and excellent construction result in amazing shorts. Go anywhere, do anything shorts; I've scraped down rocks, swam, hiked, jogged in them - better than anything else I can recall, and yet they are stylish enough to dress up for casual evening wear.

Durbsant at Backcountry.com on 06/04/2012

yes, expensive. But the best shorts I have ever owned. I purchased 4 pairs. I have come to really like shorts with no pockets in the rear.

tho5136407 at Backcountry.com on 07/12/2012

A little expensive, but feel really good. I can't find another short feel better than this one. Strongly recommend!

Kaishen Wang ZIQII at Backcountry.com on 09/02/2012

Neutral Reviews:

skinny legs

The legs are very tapered and the fabrice drags on the top of the leg and I have skinny legs ..
lbrachfe at Mountain Gear on 04/04/2013