PrimeMan - Boxer Brief 3 inch Leg

My search for truly comfortable underwear has ended. Obviously has realized that men are carrying equipment that requires a space in their underwear. The deep pouch on these trunks allow for varying space demands during the day. If you're cold there is more fabric in the pouch than is needed if you get my drift. When you're warm and relaxed there's plenty of room to hang comfortably without being caged in and needing to readjust. In spite of the deep pouch, support is more than adequate and there is no sticking to your thighs. I find that when I sit down they do require an initial lift to bring the pouch out in front for more comfort. Overall a five star review and I gotta say, if you've got balls, there's room in these trunks for you.

I really really wanted to love these briefs but for as good as they are they just fall short of my expectations. First let me say that the fabric was extremely soft, comfortable, and breathable. I have never worn anything quite like these before with such a pronounced pouch so the first time i put them on the feeling was a bit unique but I quickly found that the feeling was unique in a good way.Now for the disappointment. Firstly I found that these tended to ride up my crack giving me a mildly irritating wedgie. In addition after wearing all day i found that the legs would not stay in place and continued to ride up allowing for my thighs to rub together. I wish they offered this style in a longer leg version.

33" waist, got a large after finding the recommended medium to be too small. I have larger thighs, and the legs do indeed ride up as they say, but not to an offensive degree. The big difference between these and the regular briefs is that the boxer brief has a seam that loops from waistband, under the berries, and back up again---just like the underwire on a bra. So you have to consciously "settle" your goods into the pouch, whereas in the brief they just go there naturally. The seam under there does take some getting used to, I could see how it might chafe eventually. At this point, I'm liking the regular brief a little better.

I have been looking for the most comfortable pair of underwear out there that has a pouch for the equipment. Ever since I tried underwear with a pouch and realized how comfortable they are, it's all I wear. These are super soft and appear well made. The pouch is fantastic and one of the best of any others I have. The main problem with these is that the legs ride up something fierce. I end up needing to pull them back down basically every time I move. I've only worn these a half day and the legs riding up is driving me nuts. I thought about getting the breifs and I'm really regretting going this route instead. Unfortunately I've now worn them so can't return. I wouldn't care if these weren't almost 30 dollars, but I'll now have a 30 pair of underwear that the legs drive me nuts on. Unless you have chicken legsI'd recommend either the longer boxer breifs or regular briefs.

Where were these 20 years ago? I've tried everything from boxers to briefs (and everything in between) and have found significant issues with each one. These may be the first pair of modern male underwear that were developed with the modern male in mind. They are snug wherever it matters so they will never bunch or slip out of place. They are loose wherever it matters, but not too loose, lets say they gently cradle the most sensitive parts while allowing room for natural adjustment and breathing. No more sticking or pinching, very little adjustments needed once everything falls in place. On top of absolutely ultimate daily utility, they are quite flattering to the male form as well. I would not be surprised if every single piece of male underwear took a large cue from this company in the near future because these are the daily gentleman's garment the world NEEDS! Until that day, I will stick with Absolute underwear because they are one of a kind in today's market.

Contour underwear are very comfortable, but in this case it's more of an enhancing effect which I wasn't expecting or really wanting. It's going to push everything up and forward which seems to be more of a bulge effect than a comfort concept. They are comfortable, but David Archy does a better job focusing on the comfort in this concept. The fabric used is spectacular though, without that this would have just been 2 stars. The fit is accurate based on the size chart, don't go too big, but the contour is probably more ideal for average men.

At first I was a bit skeptical of these given the price per unit. Having gone with hanes or other similar budget friendly underwear for my entire life I didn't see the point in buying a single pair if underwear for what I could buy a whole pack for.After buying these, not only do I understand it, I can't imagine myself going back.These underwear are probably the most comfortable I've ever owned. Soft material, nice pattern and the pouch in the front that I thought would be a touch ridiculous looking turned out to be the thing I'm the most grateful for of all. Just stretchy enough to have room for me yet tight enough to keep everything in place (plus the girlfriend says they look great). After wearing these I went back to my normal hanes and finally realized how much they were too small in all the wrong places.All in all I can say that more of these are in that mail and my hanes will be hitting the garbage can as they arrive.

So, I found these boxer briefs to be very short in the legs, but also very tight and awkwardly placed in the front pouch area for my stuff.I am quite average-sized *cough* but found the area for my family jewels to be sewn too high up, and small, which is uncomfortable and impractical. Poorly designed, I have tried other brands of underwear that offer better room and support than this for less money.I would say, try a different brand instead.

Very comfortable underwear! Bit pricey though! 😬

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Suavidad máxima, comodidad insuperable, excelente apariencia.

Soft & comfortable!! Holds the package nicely😀