Bring a Sherpa* on your run!

Road, trail, mountain or mudder, these lightweight women's shorts will carry all your gear. No pack, no separate belt, just run with our new Sherpa V2s!

• Carries all your running essentials - hydration, phone, gels and more!
• Hyper-stretch mesh for bounce-free comfort
• Four hyper-stretch mesh pockets for bounce-free comfort
• Handy pull tabs with detachable race bib holders
• Super lightweight 78gsm fabric with 4-way stretch and DWR coating
• 3" in-seam and reversible drawstring holes
• Composition (black, blue, green, red, purple fabrics) - 80% nylon, 20% elastane
• Composition (other fabrics) - 86% polyester, 14% elastane

"Perfect for long training runs, shorter trail races and ultra events with a large amount of gear and minimal bounce ... revolutionary because it combines shorts and running belt." - Ultra168

So what's new in the Sherpa Shorts v2s? Let's hear from T8 co-founder John Ellis on the cool features:

And check out this review from Middle of the Pack Runner:

Please note:

1. We use Asian sizing. If you have large quads, are looking for a more comfortable fit, or are used to western sizing, consider going up a size. Size guide here.
2. Sherpas are designed with no inner liner so pair with our T8 Commandos women's running underwear for a super comfy, guaranteed chafe-free experience. Bundle and use discount code 10FOR2 for 10% off - and both come with our 30-day satisfaction guarantee!
3. Ladies looking for a longer short can consider the men's version. We've had some good feedback!
4. Pull your Sherpas over your belly button - grandpa style! - then tie the drawstring tight and pull it down over your hips for minimum bounce. Inside and outside slits allow it to be tied inside or outside the waistband. 

* While colloquially known as elite mountaineer guides, Sherpas are more accurately a major ethnic group in the eastern regions of Nepal. We believe in giving back so 1% of profits from Sherpa Shorts website sales will be donated to the Himalayan Trust Nepal to support their fabulous work. HTN was established in 1960 by Sir Edmund Hillary and provides holistic community-led sustainable development in the Solukhumbu district, with a particular focus on healthcare, education and earthquake rebuilding.