Gymshark Pumper Pants Return with Upgraded Fit in New Release
Gymshark may have diversified into hybrid gear of late, but its upcoming release stays true to the brand’s lifting roots.
The fan-favourite Pumper Pants are returning with a heavy-duty, performance-focussed design — practically tailor-made for the weights room.
Gymshark Pumper Pants originally arrived as oversized bottoms that were big, bold, and built for barbell work.
The refresh stays true to that brief while introducing a few upgrades.
This latest iteration features functional improvements like stronger, heavyweight ripstop fabric capable of weathering deep squats, dumbbell snags, chalk, and whatever else a heavy session throws at it.
Pockets have also been made deeper to store all the essentials, such as your phone, car keys, and emergency pre-workout shot.
The fit comes in two style options: straight leg and cuffed, with the latter giving off military cargo pants vibes.
An internal drawstring ensures the perfect cinched finish around the waistline, while an old-school woven Gymshark Lifting Club patch has been stitched into the centre of the waistline for an extra layer of detail.
A second, similar stitched emblem sits under the right pocket, completing the vintage iron-era muscle aesthetic.
The updated Gymshark Pumper Pants are a unisex line available in a host of colours and patterns, ranging from more minimalist styles like Black and Petrol Blue to the outlandish Spiced Brown and Smokey Grey.
Think combat but with an acid wash, MC Hammer twist.
Gymshark Pumper Pants arrive right on cue for the brand’s first-ever Lift London event this coming weekend.
They drop online on Thursday, 28 August at 7pm BST, 2pm EDT, and 11am PDT, and will no doubt be on sale as thousands of fans flock to Drumsheds on Saturday and Sunday.
With summer drawing to a close and bulking season on the horizon, the new Gymshark Pumper Pants are the ideal accessory for your Bane era.
Head to Gymshark’s Pintrest for a sneak peak of all the new releases, including Pumper Pants.
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