<ul> <li>A hybrid short for performance in and out of the water</li> <li>Water-resistant performance stretch fabric is durable and lightweight</li> <li>Interior drawcord for a snug, secure fit and streamlined look</li> <li>Zippered pockets keep small items secure</li> <li>Cut just above the knee with a slimmer fit</li> </ul>

The Hurley Alpha Trainer Plus Threat Men's 18.5" Walkshorts feature durable yet stretchy material for comfort and optimal mobility in and out of the water. Front zip pockets keep your small items secure while youre on the move. Benefits; Modern fit with 18.5" length for natural range of motion, Four-way stretch fabric provides excellent flexibility, Rip stop fabric is durable and lightweight, Drawcord at waist for a snug, secure fit, Front stash pockets for convenient storage, and Hidden back zip pocket for secure storage. Fabric: 86% recycled polyester/14% spandex. Machine wash and Imported Hurley was founded in 1999 by 23-year-old Bob Hurley (along with partner Bob Rowland and Business Manager Joe Knoernschild) as Hurley Surfboards/International Pro Designs (I.P.D.). Hurley worked for five years as a surfboard shaper for various companies. In 2004, the company was sold to Nike, Inc. which has proven to not only improve the company but both brands. Acquired as an affiliate of Nike at the end of 2001, Hurley has a long-standing partnership with the world’s largest and most forward-thinking sports brand in the world. This partnership goes both ways, with Nike’s relentless focus on helping athletes reach their potential benefitting the world’s best surfers (see Phantom). At the same time, the world’s best surfers athletes like John John Florence and Carissa Moore provide a whole new world of insights that might ultimately inform product for Nike athletes both in and out of the water. A major part of the company's success has been the endorsement of pop-punk bands such as Blink-182 and All Time Low. Furthering their involvement in the music industry, Hurley sponsors the heavy metal band Avenged Sevenfold and reggae band The Green.