Nike ACG Logo Lacing Waterproof Multiple Pockets Shorts - Green - M

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The Nike ACG Logo Lacing Waterproof Shorts are designed for outdoor enthusiasts and active adults who prioritize utility, durability, and weather protection. These shorts excel in diverse environments by combining advanced water-resistant fabric with ample storage, though users should note that the technical, military-inspired aesthetic is specifically tailored for outdoor performance rather than formal settings.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Green |
| Gender | Male |
| Size | M |
| Model Part Number | DH8348-355 |
| Brand | Nike |
While they are waterproof, they are designed primarily for hiking and outdoor activities. The pockets and hardware are not specifically optimized for submersion in chlorine or saltwater.
Machine wash cold with like colors, do not bleach, and line dry in the shade to protect the technical fabric.
Yes, their durable design holds up well, though the waterproof coating may trap more heat than specialized gym shorts during high-intensity training.
The multiple pocket design focuses on secure storage capacity, but always check the specific pockets for closure mechanisms before storing valuables.
The Nike ACG series often features earth tones, but this specific model is finished in a tactical green colorway.
Ensure the lacing hardware is clean of debris; if slippage persists, double-knot the cord to secure the adjustment.
Wash the shorts to remove dirt and buildup that may be masking the coating; if required, use a technical DWR (Durable Water Repellent) spray to restore finish.
To ensure your Nike ACG shorts maintain their performance, proper care is essential. Before your first outing, utilize the internal drawstring and lacing system to dial in your preferred waist tightness to prevent slipping while carrying gear in the pockets. Regarding care, always wash these shorts in cold water to preserve the integrity of the water-resistant treatment. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach, as these can strip the technical coating from the fibers. Air drying is highly recommended to protect the hardware and synthetic fabric; avoid high-heat tumble drying to prevent material degradation.