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Outdoor Research Women's Solitaire Shorts

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Stay cool and move free and easy in these knee length shorts. They give you UPF30+ sun protection and a durable weather resistant (DWR) finish perfect for your outdoor adventures. Made from lightweight Supplex® nylon with a gusseted crotch for easy movement and handy pockets on the front and rear.

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$79.00
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Mushroom

Features

  • Lightweight, quick-drying Supplex® nylon with UPF 30+ sun protection and a DWR finish
  • SolarShield™ construction
  • Snap and zip fly
  • Bellowed front pockets
  • Rear pockets with hook/loop closures
  • Gusseted crotch for easy movement
  • 33cm inseam (Medium)

Specifications

Average Weight 171g (Size 8)
Made From Supplex® nylon

Technology

SolarShield™ Construction: Products with the UPF symbol are made of UV-resistant fabrics that protect you from exposure to intense sunlight and are constructed for maximum protection .

Supplex® nylon fabric: specially engineered by DuPont to provide the soft, supple touch of cotton with the strength, durability and performance advantages of nylon. Sleek, lightweight and comfortable, it flexes when you do while it cuts the wind, dries fast, and resists fading and stains.

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