TEN THOUSAND SET SHORT VS TACTICAL SHORT | Which Short Is Better?

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The Ten Thousand Set Short and Tactical Short are both included in the Ten Thousand's Pro-Line. I've been rocking both models for quite some time and have received a lot of questions in regard to how they stack up to one another.

The Ten Thousand Set Short is designed to be a hybrid swim/dryland training short, while the Tactical Short was made in collaboration with the U.S. Special Operations Forces to tackle the toughest outdoor training sessions.

In this Ten Thousand Set Short vs Tactical Short video, we're going to cover a variety of topics including:

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0:27 Best Short for Lifting
2:03 Best Short for CrossFit
3:40 Best Short for Swimming
5:14 Best Short for Durability
6:52 Set and Tactical Short Sizing Guide
9:13 Best Short for the Money

Overall, I really enjoy training in both the Set Short and Tactical Short. I think each has their own list of activities where they excel best in.

For lifters and athletes that love to swim and want a highly versatile short, go with the Set Short, and for those who train outdoors a lot and want maximal durability, go Tactical Short.

Either way, I don't think you can really go wrong with these training shorts. If you have any questions on these models, hit me in the comments below!

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