Nike Flex Stride AIR Nathan Bell Men's Run Short- orange chalk

STRETCH FOR MILES IN STYLE.

Hand-drawn inspiration turns non-runners into mile-running believers in the Nike Flex Stride A.I.R.Nathan Bell Shorts.This returning collaboration with Bell celebrates running as a competition with yourself.Stretchy fabric with optimal ventilation keeps the comfort going with your stride.

Run Like A.I.R.

Nathan Bell returns to turn his take on running into art for the Nike Artist-In-Residence programme.The inner monologue of the short- and long-distance runner is drawn on the garment, as are hand-drawn takes on classic Nike graphics.This one's all about the journey from non-runner to runner—embodying the highs and lows of pushing yourself to new miles.

Made to Move

• Stretchy fabric keeps you freely moving through your stride.
• It is combined with Nike Dri-FIT Technology to move sweat away from your skin for quicker evaporation, helping you stay dry and comfortable.

Ventilated Where You Need It

• Perforations at the back provide optimal breathability.

Find Your Fit

• A customisable drawcord can be worn internally or externally. Use it to adjust the fit.

More Benefits

• Low-profile elastic waistband lies flat against your skin.
• Zipped media pocket on the centre back holds your phone and has a vapour barrier to help guard items from sweat.

Product Details

• Body: 100% polyester. Waistband: 63% nylon 37% elastane. Lining: 84% polyester 16% elastane. Mesh: 89% polyester 11% elastane.
• Machine wash
• Colour Shown: College Grey
• Style: AT7807-033

About the Collection

When starting to work on the collection, Nathan Bell didn't consider himself a "runner". In order to get a more genuine experience, he started running."I wanted to get out of my comfort zone and start running more.As I was running, I was literally saying in my head, 'I hate this.I hate this.I hate this", says Bell.But as Bell ran more, he realised the appeal."Running is more like a competition with yourself and with your mind". Bell then brought in his relationship with running as inspiration into the designs."I just kind of dived in and had fun with it.I definitely worked in my style and my sense of humour into the graphics".