Moving Comfort Freestyle Running Shorts (For Women)

I have really enjoyed wearing these sporty shorts while working in my yard.

They look nice but they rode up between the legs when I ran. If I wore underwear it wasn't an issue but that defeats the purpose!

Nice shorts as always from Moving Comfort. Not real low cut waist like seems to be stylish and I hate as an older somewhat overweight runner. These shorts are great.

I have been looking for a lightweight running short that has the inside liner/panty and has some extra length. I really prefer more coverage that this product provides.

good for riding my bike, walking and running

More styles need to be offered to fit at the waist. I am very self concious about movements when bottoms dont sit at the waist. However, these are not too bad!!

These shorts are lightweight,quick drying and just feel good on. I am 5 3 130lbs and I get a large for plenty of coverage. They fit great and are my favorite shorts for a long run

Love these shorts. They are very breathable, and allow free movement. The best part is that they don't ride up while running. I have 3 pair and would like more!

I use these for hanging around the house and I plan to use them for travel and outdoor camping and hiking. I had gotten in to the habit of going around the house in my undies on hot days because all my shorts were either bulky cotton, stiff nylon, or rough polyester. [...] Now I throw on these shorts in the morning. They are smooth and so light. I have a small waist compared to my "generous" hips, so I wish these sat right at the waist instead of about an inch or two below my waist. Because they have the inner-brief liner the over-fabric still looks great, free and flowing, even though the inner brief is actually holding them down as the elastic seeks upwards to my waist. This is with size XL/16. For a true trim runner this would not be a factor, but it is the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 stars.

These would be very nice and comfortable shorts if only the waste fell at the natural wasteline instead of 2-3 inches below. Why doesn't anyone make clothes that fall at the wasteline anymore??