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Tiro 26 League Training Shorts

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Description

Training shorts with Climacool fabric technology for a cool, dry performance. When you're on the field, every detail counts. The Tiro 26 League Training Shorts are designed to give you that edge, with a fast and modern look inspired by elite players. Featuring a regular fit and drawstring closure at the waist, these shorts provide adjustable comfort, for a secure feel and a sleek silhouette that moves with you. Climacool technology integrated into the fabric wicks and disperses sweat for a cool, dry and distraction-free performance, allowing you to feel fresh and focused during intense matches. An interlock construction offers durability and comfort, making the shorts a great choice for regular training sessions. Mesh inserts on the back panel offer breathability, helping you feel comfortable, even through demanding drills. Whether you're training or playing, these shorts are your go-to for performance that does not compromise on style. Embrace the adidas spirit and take your game to the next level. Details - Regular fit - Drawstring - Main Material: 100% Polyester(100% Recycled) - Mesh insert on lower back panel - Zipper pockets - CLIMACOOL technology - Laid-on 3-Stripes - Standard length - Mid-rise waist - Imported - Product code: JY9719 - Product color: Black / White

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523386416
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JY9719

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