A conventional 5" running short worn for training sessions, long runs and shorter ones too. A trusted training partner, whether it is for an early morning run or a weekend race. The Core 5” Short has modern style lines, a back zip security pocket and small side split.
The Nightrunner Twin Short is for the brave soul putting in the essential miles through winter. The outer short, in a relaxed fit, stretches brilliantly to let you run freely...
Keep going and going and going in our ultimate recycled double layer twin short. Made from recycled materials and boasts 10 pockets and 2 storage loops. The outer short, in a...
Carry additional items in this lightweight square cut short for warm conditions. If you are heading off for a long run and want to wear a lightweight square cut short for...
Our most technical racer short features our multi-pocket system. If you are heading off for a long run and want to wear the lightest short for hot conditions and carry additional...
Made from recycled yarns these whisper-light shorts with stretch panels are a perfect short for putting in the miles. A new standard in simple brilliance. We’ve re-developed our classic running...
Features splits to the sides for extra flexibility and movement. The smooth, curved hem has charcoal reflective graphics at the back. This short features a Ronhill branded inner waistband, back...
Two layered short with a relaxed fitting outer and a supportive inner short built in. Designed for those that love our twin shorts but want a bit more coverage and...
The short for racing in. Ron Hill designed and made the first split short, to maximise movement and airflow. Light. Loose. Flying. Go again. The split short is a tried and...
Please use the chart below to determine your size. If one of your measurements is on the borderline between two sizes, order the smaller size for a tighter fit or the larger size for a looser fit.
BOTTOMS: If your measurements for hips and waist correspond to two different suggested sizes, order the one indicated by your hip measurement.
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