3-Pack Performance Boxer Briefs

I have been on a new underwear journey because of the prices of the "good ones" now. I am 5'5" 150lbs, athletic build, with ~22" thighs and a butt. I ordered small. Hanes Short Leg Boxer Briefs: I use these for when I don't have any more underwear, or when I don't want to wear a fashion pair. These are solid for being cotton, however for thick thighs the bands are somewhat tight, but they stay in place and are comfortable. Under Armour: used to be the best, but I cannot justify those digits for a pair of underwear. Equipo Trunks: Outstanding material and quality, unfortunately for my thighs that grow outward, they get pushed up and kind of just dig into the creases of my V. Adidas Climalite Stretch/Athletic boxer briefs: These were my go to, I have 6 pairs, how ever their price has slowly gone up, stores don't have a wide selection, and the stitching has become questionable. David Archy Trunks: The style and quality are top notch, unfortunately I could not walk 3 steps without them riding up on me. My problems before I bought these boxer briefs: 1. Constant riding up when I would sit down or squat - Fixed 2. Boxer brief that would keep me comfortable in both cool/warm climates - Fixed 3. Boxer brief that would adapt to wide thighs without feeling constricted - Fixed 4. Functionality and quality while maintaining a presence of fashion - Fixed 5. Maintaining shape and compression throughout the day - Fixed 6. Holding my junk in place without suffocating my balls. - Fixed I won't lie. I bought these because they were inexpensive compared to other brands, and you guys gave them a high rating. I now see why. Only gripe I have is the loud orange 'Puma' written on the band. I'd love if they went quiet and sleek with a solid band and the actual animal logo. Overall these are the best boxer briefs I've ever bought. They have a good solid feel, they are more thick than thin/ flimsy. As far as length goes they stop right below the inner mounds which is perfect. They made these for me. I'm impressed. I mean Puma? I didn't even know they made underwear. Long review, sorry. For the dudes who take their underwear seriously, read up. For those who don't, they're awesome and I'd recommend these.

I own a landscape business in SW FL. I am out working in the heat/humidity with my guys several times a week. No more standard junk briefs for my junk. I only use the dry wicking material boxer briefs now. Gotta pamper the jewels when u have the chance. Since changing, no more chaffing and much more comfortable and dry. I have become a connoisseur dry wicking boxer briefs and have tried several brands. Here is my take on them: I am just over 6' and average weight. My twigs and berries are normal to slightly above. Champion- great when you first get them but waist band wears out after 6 - 8 months. 3 stars Adidas - nice, hold up well but fit is little tight down in the nad area. Might be ok for others. 4 stars New Balance - decent quality. Wild colors to choose from. I personally would like them just a little longer. 4 stars Reebok- nice quality and waist band holds up well. Fit me great. But.. The Pumas are cheaper. 4.5 stars Pumas- Best price for quality and comfort. I was really concerned at that price point quality or fit would be bad. Best brief for the money. I cannot say how the waist band will hold up yet. But for now, 5 stars. Take care of your jewels and they will take care of you when you need them. If you haven't tried the dry wicking boxer briefs, give them a try. You'll never go back.

I have tried about a dozen different brands of boxer briefs that are polyester/spandex mix, and these are my overall #1 choice for the best. I first ordered a 3 pack in medium, as that is the size I wear in cotton boxers. The first day I wore one of them, I immediately knew that they were the best fitting boxer briefs I had ever tried. It is like anti-chaffing magic when I walk. After wearing the 3 pairs through a couple of times, I realized that they were stretchy enough to fit a person larger than myself, so I decided to order a pair in size small. They are even better! To be clear, I am not claiming that Puma sizes run large, I am saying that a person my size can squeeze into a smaller size for extra support. I'm 5'11", 180lbs, average build, little pudge of a belly, size 33" waist. I do not work out or lift weights, but I am not completely out of shape, either. I jog about 3 miles a week and play recreational team sports like softball. My junk is not huge, just average sized enough to get good support from the Medium size. I will list the brands I have tried that I like and in the order of my preference: 1. This item here, Puma Tech 2. Jockey Lyfe from walmart at around $8.50 each 3. Adidas Sport Performance Climalite 4. Reebok Performance 5. Tesla Cool Dry 6. CYZ Performance. The styles that I tried that I do not like are: 1. 32degrees has comfortable material, but too much support is lost by having the opening in the front. Then on the 1. ExOfficio Give N Go 2. Champion Tech 3. Dockers Thermo Cool, the comfort of the material, the fit, and the support were all below par.

These boxer briefs are comfortable, breathable, and hold up well through workouts and everyday wear. The fabric feels light but supportive, and they don’t ride up as much as some other brands I’ve tried. The waistband is soft and stays in place, and the fit is generally good across the pack. They’ve also handled multiple washes without losing shape or elasticity. The only reason I’d give them 4 instead of 5 stars is that the material isn’t quite as soft as premium brands, but for the price, they’re a solid choice and very reliable.

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Comfortable and good price

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Super Ware. Danke gerne wieder :-)