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Viodia Men's Quick-Dry Cargo Hiking Shorts with 6 Pockets

Name: Swiss Alps
Price: 20.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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This summer shorts is especially suitable for outdoor hiking, camping, golf, cycling, fishing, hunting, military, backpacking, working, traveling, and so on
Quick Dry and Stretch: Lightweight and quick dry fabric wicks moisture away from your skin to keep dry all day. Four-way stretch and durable features enhance for outdoors
Elastic Waist and Button Closure: Classic hiking shorts design button closure with zip fly. Elastic waist with belt loop offer more flexible for a personalized fit
UPF 50+ Protection and Water Resistance: The fabric offers superior safeguarding against harmful sun exposure, while its robust water-repellent treatment protects against moisture and spills.
Multi-Pockets Hiking Cargo Shorts: Total of six pockets provide a ton of storage, two slash hand pockets and two back zip pockets offers a secure storage. Two thigh zipper pockets easy to storage urgently needed items for outdoor hiking and causal work