The front left pocket has the added benefit of a Nite Ize S-Biner MicroLock, a heavy-duty key holder. There are five pockets along the entire waistband: two in the front, two on either side, and a large pocket in the back. This is what Janji calls their multi-pocket system. These pockets are deep enough to carry any type of nutrition from CLIF BLOKS to Huma Energy Gels. That said, it hasn’t stopped me from wearing it, because the positives almost makeup for everything else.ĪLDREN: The Men’s 6” AFO-Vent Multi Short seems to be the answer for marathoners that can never carry enough in their pockets. Neither of which is a length listed on the site. Also, the inseam is 4.5″ on one side and 5″ on the other. Honestly, I’m not even 100% sure I got the men’s short. It limits my range of motion and looks almost … skirtish? This has always been one of my things with Janji in the past – there will be a piece that’s amazing in every way except for one thing that throws off the whole cut. Maybe I got a bad construction, but it’s real odd. Like, weirdly long so that the short is almost a flat-front. EXCEPT – the front middle seam is way too long. The length (supposedly 6″ in men, but not really), the feel, the pockets, the fabric. ROBBE: I literally love almost everything about this short. While I love the design and concept of these shorts, I prefer a more relaxed fit and a wider leg opening to allow for more freedom of motion, especially for running. The 3 zippered pockets are roomy and accommodate my phone, which I can’t say for most shorts. The lightweight stretch fabric is equipped with a durable water repellent (DWR), fast-drying finish. I should also note that I’m all-in on the 90’s color palettes here.ĪLEX: The 3″ Transit Tech Short initially reminded me of the Patagonia Baggies, but way better. Note that the fit is a bit oversized (on purpose), because that’s what all the cool kids are doing these days. Both this and the hoodie have become two of the favorite things in my wardrobe and well worth the higher price point. Honestly, haven’t worn it a second for running, but have worn it a ton for everything else, from everyday use to cool nights around the spring campfire. This is basically the same thing, just in the form of a crew. I loved the Circuit hoodie that came out in the fall, and wore it a lot during the work-at-home winter months. ROBBE: Gonna have to agree with Alex on this one. The haze color is awesome, although it shows sweat, pizza, chocolate, and wine stains like white does. Another great detail is the small zippered pocket on the lower right side, perfect for a key, card, or another small personal item. I couldn’t help but immediately wonder if I can “singe” a few of my pilly items… maybe don’t try this at home. The cotton face of the Circuit Crew has been “singed” to reduce pilling and increase durability. The cross-functionality of this pullover combined with its lightweight, non-bulky material makes the Circuit Crew great for travel. It combines the easy style and versatility of my beloved crewneck pullovers with moisture-wicking, breathable function that I look for in a midlayer. It is a lightweight, incredibly soft, 2-ply blend of organic cotton and recycled polyester. The lightweight, high-performance materials combined with vibrant, fresh colorways make this line fun to wear, no matter what you are doing in it.ĪLEX: I have been wearing the Circuit Crew since the day it arrived on my doorstep.

The Janji Run Everywhere collection is a functional, versatile line that effectively blends style and performance.

They are making a big impact by raising awareness and giving back 2% of proceeds support clean water projects in the countries that inspire each seasonal collection. Keep reading for our highlights from the collection (both men’s and women’s) and our thoughts after taking them on the run.ĪLEX: The best part about Janji is their commitment to safe drinking water. Their spring 2021 collection shows an even bolder step forward – from well-designed running apparel to more casual offerings, they’re broadening their horizons and color palettes to suit the fashion-forward runner. Their dedication to philanthropic efforts combined with bold patterns and partners with local artists have allowed them to stand out in a scene of boring neon and nylon. ROBBE: Over the last few years, Janji’s come a long way from the little New England engine that could to a legit player in the run apparel scene.

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