TWYCE RACE 2in1 SHORTS MEN

RUNNING | TRAIL RUNNING

Regular price $150.00 USD

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Color: BLUEPRINT/ORANGE
Male model is 184 cm tall and wears L
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2 years warranty

Benefits

Cools when warm Cools when warm
Regulates body temperature Regulates body temperature
Reactivity and Stability Reactivity and Stability

Ambition level

discover
perform
expert

Use case

Men - Running - 2-in-1 Shorts
Intense efforts demand more, so Twyce® technology delivers a 200% enlarged cooling surface for optimal body temps even at threshold. Partial Kompression® reinforces with targeted muscle support.

Technical
Specification

Product Description
Dominate every run with precise thermal control. The X-BIONIC® TWYCE RACE 2in1 SHORTS MEN offer an advanced dual-layer design with TWYCE® Cool Zone for accelerated sweat transport and ThermoSyphon® to optimize evaporation. Neural-Response-Bandage supports muscle activation to enhance stability and reactivity. Experience unmatched comfort and control for longer, faster trail runs all year round.
Fabrics & Care

Fabrics

Main Fabric: 97% Polyester, 3% Elastane; Seamless Fabric: 83% Polyamide, 9% Elastane, 8% Polypropylene

Care Instructions

  • maximum-washing-temperature-40C-mild-process
  • do-not-bleach
  • do-not-tumble-dry
  • do-not-iron
  • do-not-dry-clean

Reviews
Down to the detail

PARTIALKOMPRESSION®

For optimized blood flow and muscle performance

Down to the detail

2-IN-1 HIGH-TECH CONSTRUCTION

Keeps you cool and comfortable

Down to the detail

ZIP POCKET

Easy, convenient, and secure storage

Down to the detail

PARTIALKOMPRESSION®

For optimized blood flow and muscle performance

2-IN-1 HIGH-TECH CONSTRUCTION

Keeps you cool and comfortable

ZIP POCKET

Easy, convenient, and secure storage

Loved by Núria Picas

UTMB Winner & 5x Ultra Pirineu

Núria Picas is an ultra trail runner from Catalonia who defied impossible odds to become one of the greatest ultrarunners in the world. Told she'd never run again after a climbing accident at 22, she returned seven years later and won her first ultra in 2011. Since then, she's become a world champion, and UTMB winner, balancing her legendary racing career with work as a firefighter, climber, and mountain guide.