Best Underwear - Not the thermal kind

[duckhuntr]

As the title says. . . What kind of underwear are best for hiking that won't bunch up and give you a wedgie? I've tried briefs and boxer style they all wiggle around and end up in my crack or bunched up in my crotch. The only thing I haven't tried is compression style shorts, but never liked wearing those before, or does someone make a longer style?

Is it just me or do others have this problem? I just deal with it and readjust a million times, but wondering if there is some magic product out there I haven't found.

 

[zpearo]

Boxer briefs are the best for me. Boxers are loose and bunch up, but boxer briefs are snug enough to stay in place. You might need to try a few different brands to find one that doesn't ride up, depending on how big your thighs are.

 

[Danny Hoey]

try Jinshi. Their bamboo is straight money

 

[willtim]

Duluth Bullpen. Thank me later.

 

[hiker270]

Duluth Bullpen and Tommy John have been my favorites.

 

[swavescatter]

9" Under Armour boxer jocks. They keep your thighs from chafing and stay in place. I've got a few pairs that are over a decade old and still going strong. A little pricey but I just buy them whenever I find them on sale for near $10 each.

 

[dlee56]

Tommy John have the best design for daily wear by far. Been wearing smartwool this year for hunting and they have been nice for hiking if you get a size smaller than normal.

 

[pugwylde]

I just picked up some XOSkins Xounderwear that will get their first six day test next month. I've only done a couple of test hikes, just day trips, but they held their shape and didn't hike. Definitely longer than I usually wear. Not for those with a light wallet, though

 

[WyldGoose]

Duluth Darn Soft