They're solid swim trunks, and the first I've seen with really nicely integrated zippers that are perfect for holding little important things like hotel room key-cards. They fit as expected and I appreciate the subtle but still present branding. No complaints about the material or style at all.

Why'd it lose a star? The back pocket on the right buttcheek has a zipper inside which works great, but the pocket itself has no cover, if I swim laps and especially kick off the wall it inflates with water for me and slows momentum, and if I didn't tighten the belt, tries to pull them down. This is why most men's swim trunks with a back pocket have an envelope-style flap or a button. I solved the problem by adding a pin. If LTT trunks had a similar feature it was be an easy 5 stars for me. I don't know if this is a problem other people will experience or unique to my body shape.

I'm in my early 40s, I think the pair of swim trunks that I'm now retiring are at least 15 years old. I legit have no idea how these compare to competing brands. They're fine shrug emoji.

Comfy, lightweight, sleek design. The zip pocket is very handy too, for keeping things secure.

the back pocket catches alot of water during swimming and makes it very uncomfortable to wear. You can feel the trunks pulling you back. There is also a high risk of them falling off if youre diving head first.

Super comfy, the liner is soft and stretchy. The outter shell material feels durable. The fit is great. After looking for swim trunks for a long time, these are the first that I actually like. Normally there is an aspect (liner, fit, price) that I hate, but these strike a good balance. Would definitely get again