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Oxbow Lake Trunks - Beluga Print

Oxbow Lake Trunks - Beluga Print - Main image
$60.52 $89 In stock

Category: Bottoms

These trunks are made for action in and out of the water, whether it's mountain streams, alpine lakes, or crashing surf. The 3.5-oz. ripstop-nylon fabric is 100% recycled, dries quickly, and is treated to improve wicking performance. The front pockets are mesh-lined for instant drainage, and the single rear pocket is covered by a snapped flap. The elastic waistband with drawcord provides security without the need for a belt.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The ripstop nylon feels surprisingly durable yet lightweight, and the beluga print looks even better in person. I wore them hiking to a lake and they were dry before I even got back to the car.

David ★★★★★

Got these for a trip to the coast and they were perfect—the ripstop fabric dried completely in about 20 minutes after I got out of the water. Really like how lightweight they feel without being flimsy.

Julian O. ★★★★★

Wore these straight from a swim in the lake to dinner and they were dry in maybe twenty minutes. The recycled ripstop nylon is light enough that I forget I'm wearing them, but they've held up fine scrambling over rocks.