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TRU-SPEC® SEAL Team Swim Shorts |
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Item#
18379 |
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Description/Features |
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TRU-SPEC® SEAL Team Swim Shorts are reproductions of 1940's U.S. Navy Underwater Demolition and SEAL Team diver shorts.
Sizes: 30"- 40" (Even sizes only)
Colors: Black or Tan
WEIGHT: 0.4 lbs.
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Wrong size
I orderd 2 pair-one in tan and one in black.
I received the first one-the Tan, but when I tried it on, it did not fit. it was supposed to be a 38 , it said 38, but ididn't fit in them. I take a size 38 in pants and even fit in 36's.
I returned the one I received and cancelled the other.
Phil
- June 19, 2008
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pretty nice swim shorts
The cloth and stitching on these shorts could be better, but they are definitely okay as they are for sunning by the pool or beach, or wearing under dive suits. I like this style a whole lot better than the over-the-knee dork shorts all the young lads are wearing today.
Sizing is a little funky...I ordered a black pair and camo pair [back when they were available], and the black were definitely snugger than the camo. Both were wearable however.
It would be nice if these came with a nylon liner and a button or hook-and-look fastener back pocket flap... I'd pay more for better quality overall...this style is hard to find anywhere else.
David
- January 28, 2007
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CHEAPLY MADE
Had them for 2 weeks. I have run a five mile run in the black shorts all of 4 times and the fabric in the crotch is now wearing through. Do not buy them if you intend to use them for PT shorts or other activity where you have alot of movement and are wet from water or swet they won't last more than a month.
Jesse
- December 2, 2006
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Cheap Immitation
The materiel is thinner than the ones we used for small boat ops back in the day. When I opened the box on friday I could damn near see through the loose weave of the fabric. the fabric is also thiner than original. The stitching is so so. I also recall there being a zipper instead of button fly.
As I said, they are a cheaply made immitation and having only had them over the weekend, I have yet to put them to a real test.
Jesse
- November 27, 2006
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They make swimming easier...
As a life-long civilian I can honestly say that swimming grueling laps for an hour at the local pool is much more fun if you pretend you're a BUD/S trainee or Richard Widmark trying to infiltrate a Japanese subamrine pen...
Of course, these shorts have drawbacks. They don't dry quickly, and you'll probably have to wear underwear with them (I wear super-high tech runner's briefs which work fine). Additionally, they don't dry out quickly.
HOWEVER. We're men. We don't need frills.
I think they're pretty cool to wear in the pool, and they make you look pretty tough (in the pool).
Hope they keep them around.
-H
Herb
- October 31, 2006
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