Elite Sports Fight Shorts
Budget shorts with a stretchy waistband and inner-thigh panels. The reviewer likes their value, but designs are limited.
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Elite Sports
#3 in Shorts
- Fabric
- Microfibre polyester
- Waist
- Thick elastic
- Panels
- Inner-thigh stretch
Price band$Budget
Our take
Elite Sports' fight shorts are the budget pick. A hands-on reviewer found the quality strong for the money, with a thick, flexible elastic waistband that stays comfortable and inner-thigh stretch panels for guard work.
They run slightly shorter than the Hayabusa Icon and come in fewer designs. If you just need a pair or two for the training rotation, they're hard to argue with.
Pros and cons
What reviewers like
- Low price
- Comfortable elastic waist
- Stretch panels
- True to size, reviewers say
Worth knowing
- Limited designs
Is it for you?
- Buy it if
- Filling out your training rotation cheaply.
- Look elsewhere if
- You want lots of colour and design choice.
What we checked
This review is built from the sources below, not from a sample sent by the brand. Specs come from the brand’s own listing where it publishes them.
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