Image unavailable
Under Armour Women's Pro Woven Shorts
Our editorial team reviews specifications, product data, and field-use information to keep pages accurate.
$40.00
List Price: $50.00
You Save: $10.00 (20%)
View on Sportsmans Guide
You'll be taken to Sportsmans Guide to complete your purchase.
Hunter's Outpost earns a commission from affiliate links at no extra cost to you.
SKU: WX2*0736281
Overview
Built for active days outside, these shorts are designed to handle changing conditions without adding bulk. UA Storm technology helps shed water while still allowing breathability, making them a practical choice for fishing, hiking, or other wet-weather outings. The 4-way stretch fabric supports easy movement when you’re climbing, casting, or covering ground. With a tough yet lightweight feel, they suit hunters and outdoor users who want comfort and mobility in a streamlined short.
Why Hunters Choose the Under Armour
Ua Storm
Technology repels water while maintaining
4-way Stretch
Fabric supports unrestricted movement during
Lightweight Construction
Suits long days on the
Tough Woven
Build is made for outdoor
Polyester-elastane Blend
Adds stretch and comfort for
Key Features
- Tough, lightweight shorts built for outdoor use.
- UA Storm technology repels water without sacrificing breathability.
- 4-way stretch fabric supports freedom of movement.
- Made with 88% polyester and 12% elastane.
- Suitable for fishing on the boat or hiking in light drizzle.
Best Used For
- Women needing lightweight shorts for fishing from a boat in wet conditions
- Hikers who want water-repellent shorts for drizzly trail days
- Outdoor users needing unrestricted movement during active warm-weather outings
- Hunters wanting durable, breathable shorts for general field wear
Specifications
| Breathability | Breathable |
|---|---|
| Gender | Women's |
| Intended Use | Outdoors, fishing, hiking |
| Material | 88% polyester, 12% elastane |
| Stretch | 4-way stretch |
| Technology | UA Storm |
| Water Resistance | Repels water |
Pros
- UA Storm technology repels water while maintaining breathability in damp conditions.
- 4-way stretch fabric supports unrestricted movement during active outdoor use.
- Lightweight construction suits long days on the water or trail.
- Tough woven build is made for outdoor wear and use.
- Polyester-elastane blend adds stretch and comfort for movement.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- UA Storm technology is described as repelling water, but it is not the same as full waterproof protection for prolonged wet conditions.
- The shorts are built for lightweight mobility, so they may not offer the heavier coverage or abrasion resistance some hunters prefer for rough brush or colder weather.
- The 4-way stretch fabric is designed for freedom of movement, but the 88% polyester / 12% elastane blend may feel more performance-oriented than traditional cotton shorts.
- This is a women’s-specific fit, so sizing and comfort will depend on how closely the cut matches your intended layering and activity needs.
Suggested Comparisons
- Women's outdoor shorts
- Water-repellent hiking shorts
- Fishing shorts
- Stretch trail shorts
Suggested Accessories
- Lightweight hiking socks
- Moisture-wicking base layer
- Outdoor belt
- Packable rain jacket
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes these shorts suitable for outdoor use?
They are described as tough, lightweight shorts built for the outdoors, with UA Storm technology to repel water and 4-way stretch fabric for freedom of movement.
Do these shorts keep you dry in wet conditions?
UA Storm technology is stated to repel water without sacrificing breathability, which can help in light wet conditions such as drizzle. The description does not claim full waterproof protection.
What is the fabric content of these shorts?
The listed fabric content is 88% polyester and 12% elastane.
How much stretch do these shorts have?
The product uses 4-way stretch fabric, which is described as moving with you for total freedom of movement.
Are these shorts designed for fishing and hiking?
Yes. The description specifically mentions fishing on the boat or hiking through a drizzle as example uses.