MERIWOOLMens Boxer Briefs Merino Wool Underwear Base Layer for Men

I'm a bit surprised looking at the reviews that everyone doesn't love these. It's probably a fit thing. They feel soft, fit me perfectly, launder well, and look great in blue. I have other wool underwear from Woolx, Smartwool, and Merino Tech, and I'd rate these up with the Woolx, which are my all time favorites (boxers!!!). Quality material and construction (flat stitching and quality waistband. Wool underwear is not for everybody, it's expensive, and it will not last as long as synthetics. That said, nothing performs better for keeping everybody happy down there (pardon my subtle expression but this is Amazon). Not too hot when it's warm, perfectly warm when it's cold, and excellent moisture control when climbing hills.

Unfortunately, these are not available in my size at the moment.Hopefully, they're not discontinued!!You simply can't beat Marino wool - not cotton, not any blend, not any synthetic, not even silk can match the blend of durability, comfort, temperature regulation, moisture control, quick drying, ease of washing, and long-term odor control for extended hikes / camping, etc.I have heard every argument, tried every other type of fiber. High end synthetics match or exceed in some areas, but fabric treatments and other such trickery eventually wears off. Marino wool starts, continues, and stays as good as the day you got it, until it literally wears to the point that it falls off your body.The stuff is relatively expensive on a per pair basis. Just hand wash with something like Woolite when necessary, hang dry and they'll last a very long time.

When we lived in the Northeast, we wore wool socks all year. After wearing cotton socks since moving to Florida, we switched back to wool socks which keep you drier and more comfortable. I wondered how wool underwear would work while golfing in Florida heat. Fantastic!! My wife prefers the men’s boxers over the panties. Order a pair and try it out.

I have been testing merino wool products lately. I wore a single pair of Meriwool boxer briefs for 3 weeks twice (yeah, I know, gross, but I wanted to test them to the extreme). I waited until the end of testing 2 pairs of underwear to make a report.During my testing period we had nice spring days where temps got as low as the low 50s, the whole way up to temps in the 90s. The wicking qualities of merino wool are great. The cloth dried fast if exposed to air (don't drop your pants in the middle of town :P) It resisted odor the entire 3 weeks. The cloth never felt "icky". I was impressed by the antibacterial nature of the cloth. If you want to do extended outdoor activities (think hiking the AT), you can't beat this product.So, here are my 2 minor quibbles. They fit great around the waist, as advertised, but not so great around the legs. They are a bit loose there, and don't feel as if they have any elastic there. The second problem, and definitely a distracting one, are the tags. There are 3 tags sewn into the waist band. The tags will drive you absolutely insane if you don't flip them up and out of the waist band. Disclaimer: Do not remove the tags unless you 100% know how to launder this product.

Material, comfort, durability, is all 100%. Trust to size!

I got these in preparation to walk the Camino de Santiago from Seville. I received and trained with them for a few weeks before I set off to Spain. There was a deformity in the elastic band that caused it to crease in the center and fold inwards as I wore them. A little inconvenient but otherwise harmless. They had and always did a very good job of wicking moisture and not collecting any scent even when I wore them for weeks. Yet, within two weeks of my trip they began to fall apart. What started as a dime sized hole grew to the size of a tennis ball within a matter of days. Part of the preparation for thru hiking is packing light, using dependable and versatile gear that can accommodate a variety of circumstances. I was essentially in the middle of nowhere as I dealt with issues I am describing above and had little recourse otherwise. The hole caused intense chafing that was unavoidable as I had to walk upwards of 10 miles daily to get from stop to stop. What was already a difficult trip had been compounded by the default of this product. I’ve returned them, I’ve received my refund, but I can not receive any retribution for my experience with this product. I trusted in this brand, I depended on this product, and I dealt with significant and quite literal pain for doing so. I strongly do not recommend these.

Very high build quality, it can be hard to differentiate between different knockoff brands, but this one seems to be a hidden gem. I've started to prefer meriwool for all of my merino clothing. They don't ride up, are surprisingly thick, and fit well. 6' 165lbs Medium

They are the softest underpants. Comfortable all day. I now have 7 pair.

-Dice que trae "1 par" y solo trae uno, "par" es de "dos"-La sensación es increíble, pero se empieza a ver hebras de hilos despegados a los primeros usos, dura en buen estado aproximadamente a los 5 usos o menos, después el material ya presenta fatiga y se ve el deterioro

- The naturally anti-microbial properties of merino wool make these great for camping trips where pack size is key.- They are comfortable, not scratchy, and ward off stink well enough that you can get a few wears in between washes.- I find the waistband does run a little large - which became a pleasant surprise as there was no uncomfortable elastic tightness around waist.

Always dubious about sizing on line but bought large. I’m an extra large (or more commonly known as fat) but they fit well.

I like it very much, I'm satisfied

Super comfortable, super soft! Meriwool products are spectacular!! Very well made.