SAXX Underwear Co.mens Saxx Men's Underwear

These boxers are high grade super comfortable and stays cool and dry on hot days. My boys wont wear anything else now. Excellent, comfortable support. These with daily use will last at least a year. I highly recommend!

Buy a pair and i warn you the old under ware goes to the trash.

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I have struggled to find the right boxer briefs for years. They're either too loose, too tight or just awful material. These are great though! Only one complaint is that when I'm running, the legs can fold up, but this disadvantage is offset by the built in hammock. It keeps everything in place, but does not suffocate, plus it looks good (other brands have claimed to have done this too, but in my experience these are the best)FYI I am 6'4, 205 pounds, wearing size medium (they're a little shorter on me than on the model)

Thank goodness for this product, unlike other hammock underwear this one actually does the job for me. But ppl are shaped differently so you never know what works best for you until you try it. The material is great as well.

I have two types of undies... the "I'm going to be pretty active" ones, and the "I'll mostly be sedentary" ones. Active might mean a bike ride (pretty short) to work, or I'm wearing them on a work out, or we may be doing a ton of stairs and then sit still with no chance to cool off; for this, I need far better support, friction reduction and wicking. For everything else, a little bit loose and silkier is nice.These fall between. The Saxx Men's Kinetic Boxer is far better for activity; better support, really great as a low-friction second skin, better wicking. The ExOfficio Men's Give-N-Go Boxer Brief isn't as great as the Saxx Kinetic, but is almost as perfect. The Vibe doesn't wick as well, and the fabric is a bit less supportive or stretchy; it is a great shape for activity, but there are better choices at this rather high price range.For the casual / sedentary wear, I don't generally want nearly as much fabric. I want a decent cup and a fit close to the skin without feeling snug and with better wicking (for a cool dry feel) than cotton. I prefer the David Archy Ultra Fast Dry Performance Boxer Briefs or Calvin Klein Micro Modal Trunk, even though each is about 1/4 the cost of these, because these have too much coverage, that thick and tall waistband is too tight/confining, and these really don't seem to wick as well as those others. For the perfect sedentary, I like the Mack Weldon AIRKNITx, but it's pretty spendy also.So ten years ago, these would have been about as good as it gets. But right now, for me, they don't quite find the sweet spot of wicking, support, coverage and value.

I purchased these as a gift for my boyfriend because he was complaining that his calvin's kept ripping at the elastic band. After some research I came across Saxx. I read a review that caught my eye and took a chance on a pair for him. He absolutely loves them! Says the built in mesh support adds an insane amount of comfort. Also, for someone who is very active at work, as he is, they are great in terms of how they are built because the inner mesh makes for a more breathable fit.They are a little pricey but well worth it. He will definitely be looking into buying more pairs.

SAXX undies are the best! They are all I wear now. Go smaller size for a snugger fit. They don't last as long as other athletic undies but are way more comfy.I work in a hot factory and walk 10 miles a day on concrete. Before I tried these I was using Costco briefs and would get a rash in my groin. Once I tried these, no more rash.If you're like me, it's difficult to rationalize paying this much for a pair of briefs. However, the comfort and breathability are insane. Try them. I give them away as gifts. I wish I would have discovered these earlier than I did.Buy smaller--I have lost ten pounds since I bought my first several pair, and they are not as effective when the fit is mildly baggy. But they're still better than other undies, so I keep them as my "backup" pair. (Pun intended).