Yonex Shorts 15235 – Limited Edition | French Open 2026
Tournament-inspired performance shorts for the 2026 French Open season
The Yonex Shorts 15235 are an exclusive limited edition inspired by the 2026 French Open season and worn by Yonex tennis pros on the big clay courts of Roland Garros. Designed for the highest athletic demands, these shorts combine modern tournament design with powerful Yonex technology for maximum performance on the court.
🎾 Design & fit
Limited edition for the 2026 French Open season
Sporty, modern cut for dynamic movements
Elasticated waistband for a secure fit during quick changes of direction
Clean design typical of Yonex – perfectly matched to the 2026 tournament collection
🔬 Technical features & Yonex technologies
❄️ VERYCOOL DRY
Efficient moisture wicking for a comfortable, dry and cool feel, even during long matches and intense rallies.
🌡️ VERYCOOL
Xylitol-based material technology supports temperature regulation and can significantly reduce perceived body heat in hot conditions – ideal for clay court conditions.
🌀 PRECISION MOVE
Optimised cut for unrestricted freedom of movement, especially during sprints, slides and explosive changes of direction.
☀️ UV REDUCTION
Reduces the impact of harmful UV rays and minimises heat build-up during outdoor matches.
⚡ ANTISTATIC
Conductive fibres in the fabric reduce static cling and provide additional comfort.
🔄 STRETCH & QUICK DRY
Elastic functional material adapts to every movement and dries particularly quickly – for constant comfort from warm-up to match point.
🧵 Material
Lightweight, breathable polyester functional material.
Durable, easy to care for and designed for tournament use.
🏟️ Areas of use
✔️ Tennis (indoor & outdoor)
✔️ Badminton & other racket sports
✔️ Training, competition & intense matches
✔️ Ideal for warm temperatures and clay court conditions
⭐ Conclusion
The Yonex Shorts 15235 – French Open 2026 Limited Edition offer tournament performance, high wearing comfort and exclusive design for ambitious players who value quality and freedom of movement.
