Thrasher
80% Cotton, 20% Polyester
Thrasher Flame P.E. Shorts Black
$46-$80
Visit storeDripsy review · 8.3/10
Thrasher Flame P.E. Shorts Review: 26 Months and Still Restocking
Dripsy Editorial · 1 editorial review
Most shorts cycle out in a season. The Thrasher Flame P.E. Shorts in black have held stock across four independent boutiques since May 2024 — 26 months of continuous demand that no hype campaign manufactures. Black grounds the flame graphic enough to wear beyond the skatepark. Entry pricing sits around $34 on markdown from $45.99, but retailer spreads run wide, so compare before you buy.
Good: 26-month staying power across four boutiques · Black grounds the flame graphic nicely · Entry price under $35 on markdown
Trade-offs: Retailer price spread nearly doubles cost · Flame branding polarizes outside skate culture
A strong buy for skate-leaning dressers who trust staying power — skip if bold branding reads too loud.
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Sold by Thrasher Magazine
also at Welcome Skateshop + 1 more
Ships from San Francisco, California · Est. $59 shipped
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Best price across 3 storesDripsy review
8.3/10
Most shorts cycle out in a season. The Thrasher Flame P.E. Shorts in black have held stock across four independent boutiques since May 2024 — 26 months of continuous demand that no hype campaign manufactures. Black grounds the flame graphic enough to wear beyond the skatepark. Entry pricing sits around $34 on markdown from $45.99, but retailer spreads run wide, so compare before you buy.
Good: 26-month staying power across four boutiques · Black grounds the flame graphic nicely · Entry price under $35 on markdown
Trade-offs: Retailer price spread nearly doubles cost · Flame branding polarizes outside skate culture
About this piece
Unisex Mid-weight fleece short with drawstring and elastic waistband, back pocket & Jersey-lined hand pockets, relaxed fit with tapered knee opening with Flame logo featured on left leg. 80% cotton, 20% polyester
About Thrasher
Founded in 1981 in San Francisco by Eric Swenson and Fausto Vitello, Thrasher began as a skateboarding magazine to promote Independent Truck Company and evolved into an iconic brand synonymous with skate culture and punk-influenced streetwear.
