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# **Catch This: Roswell’s Shortlist for Ultimate Frisbee Shorts**

Buying Ultimate Frisbee shorts can be difficult because many stores sell athletic shorts without labeling them for the sport. You need a pair that is light enough to let you cut, durable enough to survive a layout, and roomy enough for a full-force forehand. Roswell has plenty of retailers, but finding the right shorts may require a little disc-ernment. Local stock changes quickly, so calling ahead can keep your shopping trip from going out of bounds. The prices below are estimated averages for comparable men’s athletic, running, or basketball shorts—not guaranteed prices for a specific Ultimate Frisbee model.

    ## 1. Walmart

    Walmart is probably the easiest first throw because its clothing department commonly carries athletic, basketball, and running shorts. Look for lightweight polyester, mesh panels, and pockets that will not interfere with your bid. **Average price: $12–;$20, with an estimated average of about $16.** Browse [Walmart’s athletic-shorts selection](https://www.walmart.com/search?q=mens+athletic+shorts), then check Roswell store availability before making the dash.

    ## 2. Ross Dress for Less

    Ross can be a good place to hunt for discounted name-brand athletic shorts, although the inventory changes faster than a perfectly timed huck. You may find running or training shorts suitable for Ultimate Frisbee at a lower price than specialty sporting-goods stores. **Average price: $10–;$18, with an estimated average of about $14.** Visit the [Ross website](https://www.rossstores.com/) to locate the Roswell store, but remember that closeout selection is always a bit of a turnover.

    ## 3. JCPenney

    JCPenney often carries men’s activewear, including performance shorts, basketball shorts, and moisture-wicking styles that can make a comfortable choice on the field. Their sales and coupons may help your budget make a clean catch. **Average price: $20–;$35 before discounts, with an estimated average sale price of about $25.** Check the [JCPenney men’s shorts section](https://www.jcpenney.com/g/men/shorts) and contact the local store to ask about pickup options.

    ## 4. C-A-L Ranch Stores

    C-A-L Ranch is better known for outdoor and workwear, but its clothing department may carry lightweight recreation or performance shorts that can handle an active game. These options may be more rugged than traditional Ultimate Frisbee shorts, so check the fabric and inseam before stepping onto the pitch. **Average price: $18–;$30, with an estimated average of about $24.** Browse [C-A-L Ranch clothing](https://www.calranch.com/) and call the Roswell location so your search does not ranch into a dead end.

    ## 5. Tractor Supply Co.

    Tractor Supply may stock athletic, outdoor, or quick-dry shorts that work well for casual Ultimate Frisbee, especially if you want durability and room to move. They may not have a dedicated disc-sport section, but a practical pair can still make a strong fielding impression. **Average price: $18–;$30, with an estimated average of about $24.** Visit [Tractor Supply’s men’s clothing page](https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/catalog/mens-clothing) and call ahead before making a full-court—or full-field—press.

    ## 6. Goodwill Industries of New Mexico

    Goodwill is worth checking if you are willing to thrift your way to a bargain. Athletic shorts often appear in the men’s activewear racks, and you may even find recognizable sports brands for a fraction of their original price. **Average price: $6–;$12, with an estimated average of about $8.** Use the [Goodwill Industries of New Mexico website](https://www.goodwillnm.org/) for location information, and inspect seams, waistbands, and stains before your bargain takes a bad bounce.

    ## 7. The Salvation Army Thrift Store

    The Salvation Army can provide another low-cost route to game-ready shorts, although thrift-store inventory is unpredictable and sizes may disappear faster than a spinning disc in the wind. Search the athleticwear racks for nylon, polyester, mesh, or moisture-wicking materials. **Average price: $5–;$12, with an estimated average of about $8.** Check [The Salvation Army’s thrift-store locator](https://satruck.org/) for Roswell information, and give the shorts a stretch test before they join your starting lineup.

    ## 8. Family Dollar

    Family Dollar may occasionally carry inexpensive gym or recreational shorts, particularly during warmer months. These are more likely to be basic cotton or polyester styles than specialized Ultimate Frisbee gear, but they can work for casual games or practice. **Average price: $8–;$15, with an estimated average of about $11.** Look through [Family Dollar’s clothing selection](https://www.familydollar.com/) and call the nearest Roswell store, because the available sizes can be a real short story.

    ## 9. Dollar General

    Dollar General sometimes offers low-cost men’s athletic shorts and seasonal activewear. They may not be ideal for tournament play, but they can serve as inexpensive practice shorts or a backup pair when your primary gear is in the wash. **Average price: $8–;$15, with an estimated average of about $11.** Check [Dollar General’s clothing section](https://www.dollargeneral.com/) and ask about current stock so your shopping trip does not get dropped.

    ## 10. Big Lots

    Big Lots may carry discounted athletic apparel when its seasonal inventory lines up with your needs. Selection can vary substantially, but clearance racks sometimes produce a surprisingly good catch in the form of lightweight gym or running shorts. **Average price: $10–;$20, with an estimated average of about $14.** Visit the [Big Lots website](https://www.biglots.com/) to check store information, and verify that the Roswell location is operating before you make the trip—because retail locations can sometimes vanish without warning.

The best local strategy is to start with Walmart, Ross, and JCPenney for the widest likely selection, then check thrift stores for a cheaper catch. For serious play, prioritize a 5–;7-inch inseam, stretch fabric, a secure waistband, and pockets that can hold small items without flopping around during a cut. A quick phone call can save you from chasing a short that was never in stock. With the right pair, you will be ready to send your wardrobe—and your disc—soaring.

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