Everyday Underwear?

[Texasbuckeye]

I went down this rabbit hole and have to say I found several that work well for me. I find the first lite ones to give a slight wedgie (yes I do have a butt, but not a big one, just a normal sprinters butt) but that is minimal in my mind compared to the breath of fresh air they give with the scrote holder in the front. I hate a front wedgie more than a back wedgie, so the ball holder is huge. I find they have worn well and no holes or obvious wear aside from very mild pilling of the merino wool blend, and they do not often stink unless worn for at least two good days in a row. I rarely do that, but it does happen on occassion.

I also have the kuiu boxers, and those are nice. Have worn well and breathe well. No scrote holder but i don't seem to mind as much since the fit on those is good and they breathe so well.

I also have the Stone Glacier boxers and they are similar to the kuiu. These have worn a little more in the crotch but no holes, just seems like the fabric is thinning, but again, no holes or change in function.

I also have 2 pair of lulu lemon boxers, one is a pure synthetic blend and has held up well, has a cooling effect so they are great to wear, but they do collect stank quick with any kind of work. No way I would ever take them in the field due that, but for every day wear when changing daily, they are comfortable and very nice fit The other is a different blend, feels softer in the hand, and wears about the same. They also will get odoriferous with any kind of work. But for daily wear, I find these very nice as well. I looked them up and they are the Built to move, and Always in Motion, I have one of each.

I also have some bamboo ones I got from Cariloha but the waist elastic has lost its flex and they sag terribly so they are useless now. But while they had elastic in the waist, they were very comfortable as well

 

[Predator_SD]

FFS, just go buy whatever 5 pack from Fleet Farm and put em on man.

 

[D_wit22]

Buck naked. Watch the sales and you can pick them up cheap. Last forever. Very comfortable

 

[Scoutout325]

Tommy John... Full stop.

 

[IAm_Not_Lost]

Exofficio Give N Go boxer briefs. Only thing I’ve worn for the last 12 years.

 

[flathead#2]

Buncha high rollin booji's up in here.
thirty+ bucks for undies? dang

 

[Jlosee]

Free fly boxers are my goto. Very soft and durable

 

[Hondo0925]

Saxx and true werx here

 

[long hunter]

What ever the next door neighbor puts out on the clothesline

 

[ThreeOhSeven]

Another vote for ExOfficio Give and Gos.

 

[tttoadman]

Also a duluth guy here. I agree get the snug fit with the bullpen. super comfy for miles day after day.

 

[madgrad02]

So a few weeks into the Bamboo Cools from Amazon and am really liking them thus far - only one dilemma - when I purchased them, they came in a 7 pk, and didn't realize it at the time, but each pair is numbered and has the day of the week on the back (obvious if I bend over and my shirt isn't tucked in).... SOOO, which is worse, A). wearing them on the day they are labelled (i.e. I look like I am special and need to have reminders on what underwear to put on) or B.) ignoring that, and heaven for bid, happen to be wearing Monday's designated pair today for example on a Tuesday, and have someone think I didn't change my drawers today...

 

[Honyock]

Under Armour Boxerjocks. Comfortable and last a ridiculously long time.

 

[Ho5tile1]

I have spent over a grande trying to find the perfect pair I have got almost every brand out there and all of the hunting brands as well and I have also found I like the longer ones like 8 inches so most of the hunting ones are to short or fit strange in one area or another I just spent 150 on the all citizens elite and some of there others with and without the ball pouch. The elite with the ball pouch are the ones I like the most they have like some silicone beads on the underside strip at the bottom of the leg to keep them from pulling up and it works very well they have some others but a different material that feel nice until you sweat in them and they stick to you very badly. So the elite are the best ones for me but at 34 bucks a pop kinda sux. The forloh boxers are to short and fit baggy around your junk very nice material but for 50 bucks no thx.. first lite boxers are nice but ride up and stretch Sitka is the same or to short on there older ones badlands made a boxer I loved but they stopped making them I have 5 pairs left that I just had my aunt sew where they where coming apart on the waist band but they are like 3-4 years old and now going strong again.. I don’t think the perfect boxer brief exist they might be good in one area then not so good in another… also cotton is a no go for me as well might as well just put a wet towel in your pants..


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[redtop65]

Buck naked. Watch the sales and you can pick them up cheap. Last forever. Very comfortable

Second Duluth Trading "Buck Naked" they last forever and comfy.

 

[NRA4LIFE]

Good old Fruit of The Looms.

 

[Camel titties]

How many pairs of these boojie undies do y'all have? Will one pair last a week for that price

 

[K_pem]

I think I have a dozen pairs of the Kuhl boxers. Comfortable waist band, they hold their shape well and they have the horizontal fly, which is awesome.

 

[ssgjpd]

Exoficio and Lululemon

 

[intunegp]

So a few weeks into the Bamboo Cools from Amazon and am really liking them thus far - only one dilemma - when I purchased them, they came in a 7 pk, and didn't realize it at the time, but each pair is numbered and has the day of the week on the back (obvious if I bend over and my shirt isn't tucked in).... SOOO, which is worse, A). wearing them on the day they are labelled (i.e. I look like I am special and need to have reminders on what underwear to put on) or B.) ignoring that, and heaven for bid, happen to be wearing Monday's designated pair today for example on a Tuesday, and have someone think I didn't change my drawers today...
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Neither is worse than having your panties/ass crack out at work.