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The ASRV Tetra-Lite® Liner Short is not your basic lightweight running short.

At $118, it comes with a premium price tag—but also a lot of runner-friendly details: two deep liner pockets, a rear zip pocket, anti-odor treatment, a built-in liner with extra coverage, and a stash band for carrying a small layer on the move.

After testing these shorts across road runs, trails, treadmill miles, and gym sessions, the biggest takeaway was clear: the storage system is the star. The phone pockets stayed secure and bounce-free, the liner offered solid coverage, and the short felt durable enough for everyday training.

But there are some caveats. The fabric can feel warm in hot or low-airflow conditions, the waistband sits lower than many current running shorts, and the $118 price point makes this more of a splurge than a stock-up staple.

Read the full review to see who these shorts are best for, and who may want to skip them.

ASRV Tetra-Lite® Liner Short Review | WeeViews The ASRV Tetra-Lite® Liner Short shines with deep bounce-free phone pockets, secure liner coverage,...

Happy Global Running Day! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️

Today, we’re celebrating the real heartbeat of this sport: the everyday runners who keep showing up.

The runners chasing PRs.
The runners finding peace.
The runners coming back from injury.
The runners building community.
The runners learning, one mile at a time, that they’re capable of more than they once believed.

Running looks different for everyone, and that’s exactly what makes this community so special. Whether you started as a kid who just liked going fast, signed up for a race before you felt “ready,” found running during a hard season, or use your miles to help lift others up, there’s room for you here.

So in honor of Global Running Day, we’re sharing a little WeeViewer wisdom from real runners in our community.

Now we want to hear from you: What has running taught you?

From "one and done" on the flat roads to a two-time Laurel Highlands Ultra Champion. 🏆⛰️

In our latest episode, Eric Kennedy sits down with Casey and Rob to share how a string of lower-leg injuries actually became the catalyst for his jump into the trail world. If you've ever finished a brutal road race swearing you'll "never run again," only to find yourself signing up for a trail ultra a few weeks later, you are going to relate to this one!

We dive deep into:How Eric transitioned from a Penn track walk-on to the ultra scene. Crucial pacing strategies for the brutal downhills. A preview of this year's highly competitive lineup (and that legendary 1998 course record).

👇 Stream Episode 68 on Buzzsprout or your favorite podcast app:

E68 | Laurel Highlands Lessons With Eric Kennedy - The Hobby Jogger Podcast Welcome to The Hobby Jogger Podcast, where elite athletes and ham-and-eggers lace up their stories. We explore the common ground that running creates from the world-class runner to the hobbyist hitting the pavement, trail or treadmill. Expect a bl...