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Tested: PATH Projects Graves PX Short

  • May 9, 2025
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PATH Projects is a California-based apparel maker dedicated to runners. Their Graves PX Short offers a host of niche features to refine your run game.


PATH Projects: By Runners, For Runners

PATH Projects’ first product (launched in 2018) was a running short, and this remains their keynote offering, though they also make tops, pants, base liners, hats and socks.

Path Projects Graves is short for running.
The Graves PX short. Photos: PATH Projects
Path Projects Graves is short for running.
The Graves PX Short.
Path Projects Graves short liner for running.
The Lynx base liner.

We haven’t found a short that wicks moisture more effectively than the Graves PX. You can hold these shorts underwater and they won’t absorb a drop.

They’re body-mapped and engineered for the most gruelling workouts on the hottest days. Combining PATH Projects’ ultralight Primeflex fabric—a partnership with Japan’s innovative Toray—with athlete-tested construction and a secure pocketing system, the Graves PX leads the industry in breathability and durability. The fit is so natural and comfortable that even when we’re not running, we find them indispensable for everyday wear.

We paired the Graves PX with the breathable and stretchy Lynx PD base liner, which boasts chafe-free seams and Polartec Power Dry fabric (climate = moderate to hot / compression = light), with anti-microbial silver salts. This combo will help you continuously crush your local paths and PBs.

PATH Projects Graves PX Short Features

–PFAS-free DWR finish.

-Drawcord is tacked at the back waistband to prevent pull-through: Smart!

-Right lower leg boasts a small YKK zip pocket (only on the 7” short).

-3 YKK secure zip pockets.

-The center back pocket accommodates phone sizes up to 5.78 inches x 2.82 inches (147mm x 72mm). Fits iPhone 14, 14 Pro, 15, 15 Pro, 16, 16 Pro with slim case.

-Front hand pockets offer balanced weight distribution and added space for carry.

-Internal front right key pocket will keep your key secure and away from your three outside zip pockets.

-The Tripure elastic waistband is anti-microbial, durable, quick-dry and temperature regulating.

-Soft-touch stitching means chafe-free wear.

-Reflective logos for dusk or night runs.

-Fabric is bluesign certified.

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