Three in One Travel Shorts

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Travel friendly shorts designed to work at the gym, the pool, and in the city—and they’re made in the USA.

Price and Where to Buy: Available on Kickstarter with a pledge of $89 or more.

How It Rates:

Usefulness: 10/10. You can wear these tailored shorts both in and out of the water. Plus, they’re packed with features, including: stain and water resistance, a smartphone pocket, antimicrobial stretch fabric, and a hidden zipper pocket. They’re designed to be packed by rolling them up (to save space) and will emerge wrinkle-free.
Value: 7/10. The shorts are on the expensive side, but they pull triple duty.
Durability: 10/10. The shorts have a nanotechnology coating that repels liquids, so they’ll last stain-free for a long time.
Cool Factor: 9/10. The tailored style is sleek, and the shorts come in different colors.

Final Verdict: Want to pack lightly and not have to change between the beach and dinner? The Non Stop Travel Shorts are a good choice.

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