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O'NEILL GI Jack Patriotic Boardshorts
Jack O'Neill opened the first surf shop in 1952 out of a garage off the great highway, San Francisco. He started out shaping boards and selling wax, eventually experimenting with insulated surf vests to extend sessions in the frigid waters of northern California. This thought process led to the creation of the neoprene wetsuit, an invention of Jack's that changed the surf world forever. The shop later moved to Santa Cruz and went full force into the wetsuit business. That same progressive spirit still drives the company forward today. We at O'Neill strive to innovate, evolve, and produce timeless products to benefit those who live the surf lifestyle.
Product Description
The polyester and elastane blend of these boardshorts provides a comfortable and flexible fit.
Featuring exclusive prints and solids with USA Flag details, these boardshorts offer a trendy look.
Made with hyperfreak stretch material, consisting of 91% polyester and 9% elastane, these boardshorts allow for maximum mobility in and out of the water.
Equipped with a zippered pocket and key loop, these boardshorts provide a secure place for storing your essentials.
These boardshorts are unlined, offering a lightweight and breathable feel without an inner brief.
With a 21-inch outseam, these boardshorts provide a comfortable and stylish fit.
Like most boardshorts it doesn't have a traditional fly. But it does have some Velcro and the typical string closure.
It does not have mesh liner
I'm not positive but I don't think there is any other difference. It's the G.I. theme with the flag.
It wont hold a i phone. The pocket will hold car keys and and I'd and some Cash.
Things we like
- Polyester,Elastane
- Exclusive prints and solids with USA Flag details
- Hyperfreak stretch material (91% polyester/9% elastane)
- Zippered pocket with key loop
- True boardshorts (unlined - no inner brief)
- 21 inch outseam
Things we don't like
- Polyester,Elastane
- Exclusive prints and solids with USA Flag details
- Hyperfreak stretch material (91% polyester/9% elastane)
- Zippered pocket with key loop
- True boardshorts (unlined - no inner brief)
- 21 inch outseam
Frequently Asked Questions
Doe it have a Velcro fly?
Like most boardshorts it doesn't have a traditional fly. But it does have some Velcro and the typical string closure.
Does it have mesh liner?
It does not have mesh liner
What’s the difference between these and regular Hyperfreak shorts, besides the flag and one inch inseam difference?
I'm not positive but I don't think there is any other difference. It's the G.I. theme with the flag.
what are the dimensions of the pocket? Will it hold iPhone6?
It wont hold a i phone. The pocket will hold car keys and and I'd and some Cash.
