Montbell Dynamo Twin Shorts

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The Mountain Equipment Dynamo Twin Shorts are ideal for summer mountain adventures. They are made with a light stretch woven shell and a built-in stretch liner for optimal performance.

Mountain Equipment says: 

With a superlight stretch woven softshell outer fabric and built in stretch liner short these are the perfect choice for the fastest moving summer mountain days. A silicone print helps to prevent the inner short riding up on long ascents and a rear pocket keeps small valuables secure

Our Verdict

The Mountain Equipment Dynamo Twin Shorts are a standout choice for those seeking agility and comfort during high-paced summer mountain adventures. Crafted with a superlight stretch woven softshell outer fabric and a built-in stretch liner short, these shorts are engineered for optimal performance.

One of the notable features is the silicone print that prevents the inner short from riding up during long ascents, ensuring a hassle-free experience. The stretch waistband with drawcord adjustment allows for a customisable fit, while the gusseted crotch enhances mobility, accommodating dynamic movements on rugged terrain.

The rear pocket with a YKK® zip secures small valuables for added convenience. Weighing 156g (for a medium pair), these shorts prioritise lightweight construction without compromising durability. The EXOLITE 100-stretch softshell fabric with FC-free DWR ensures protection against light rain and moisture, making them versatile for various outdoor conditions.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Soft stretch inner boxer style short
• Stretch waistband with stretch drawcord adjustment
• Gusseted crotch
• Rear pocket with YKK® zip

Specifications

• Small pair weighs:  148g
• Medium pair weighs: 156g
• Large pair weighs: 166g
• XLarge pair weighs: 175g
• Inseam measurement 21.5cm / 8.5in [size L]

Material & Construction

• EXOLITE 100 stretch softshell fabric with FC free DWR

Help & advice:

• Why is ‘PFC Free’ Important?