Men's Underwear Boxer Briefs Pack Viscose from Bamboo Soft Breathable Long Underwear Boxer Briefs for Men

In summary, I'm about 5'11", 180 lbs, 33" waist. I'm normally a Medium but saw some of the low ratings/reviews so got these in size Small and they fit great! They've worked out excellently since I purchased them here in the fall/winter transition in Oregon.For a longer winded, more thoughtful explanation:I didn't wanna write a review for these til I wore them in as many of my typical life scenarios as possible. And I've continued to alternate between these and my cotton boxer briefs. So now I feel like I can write a fuller review worth reading since I've been wearing these for about a month in various scenarios: formally, casually, during workouts, on fall/winter hikes, in a hot yoga class, during dance events, and around construction jobsites, etc. Here's what I've experienced.I'm really pleased with the way they feel as compared to my normal cotton boxer briefs. They are far cooler, seem to significantly reduce sweatiness, and feel so much lighter. In fact, they don't bunch up and get uncomfortable in the crotch like cotton boxer briefs sometimes do when I'm in higher intensity activities. It often feels like I'm not wearing underwear at all, just airy and light, which is actually more of my preference (others might not like that feeling). Hot yoga with cotton shorts felt really breezy. Casual and formal nights on the town feel super easy and comfortable in any kinda pants I've worn (jeans, dress pants, sweat pants, whatever). Sitting in the office feels better...I didn't even realize how much cotton boxer briefs bunch up in the crotch when I'm slouching in the office chair (of course I need to work on my posture here but I think it's worth noting since most of us don't have the most ergonomic setups at our offices and that might lead to some slouching). Best underwear for slouching!I definitely would recommend getting a size smaller than what you might get in cotton boxer briefs. I usually wear a Medium in cotton boxer briefs so I lucked out by getting these in Small. I'm slim semi-athletic built, so they look really good because they hug low on my thighs without that squeezy feeling that sometimes can cut off circulation. They accentuate my butt. They don't have any wording on the band like many other brands, which is a major win. I do have a little tummy developing that can sometimes feel really annoying on the band, but these are comfy around the waist and don't bunch up under my belly. And it feels like a soft, supportive pouch where the "junk" is stored.I wouldn't recommend wearing them on a cold hike or during snowshoeing without other provisions like weather resistant pants or long johns because the cold air goes straight through the boxers. But I did try them with snow pants once and they worked out "ok" for a little bit. I still chose to switch into some lycra blend long tights for more warmth though. Maybe different story for more intense winter activities than just hiking and snowshoeing.Overall, I'm really happy with the first pack so I asked my wife to get me more for Christmas. She thinks they look and feel really good on me, which is awesome since I imagine that most boxer briefs are pretty boring to her. I'm looking forward to seeing how they work for me when the summer climates roll back around.

Very comfortable and cool boxers. They don’t ride up or bind up. Stretchy and light weight

My husband tried a different style of Bamboo Cool and the first batch were great, the second and third were really inconsistent in sizing and it was all about the waistband being too tight (and he's a skinny guy)This new style he tried are buttery soft and have a great non binding waistband. He says they have good support for the down-unders and feel good on your skin. A good find!

My 14 year old's review: they're comfy and soft. Would buy again

Silky feel, but strong fabric. Nice fit. He says the pocket is a great invention and is comfortable as well as utilitarian. Great value. Fabric breathes. Fits well. Stretchy without any elastic. Looks good on him. Recommend them.

These are among the most comfortable underwear I have ever tried on. The crotch pouch allows room for my package but also provides good support. Most briefs are so tight in the crotch that I think they are either designed for young boys or for women. These were definitely designed for men with package room and support in mind. The underwear also hugs my butt nicely without riding up and into my crack. Again, most underwear seem to be designed for young boys that have no curve on their hinde sides. The band curves in the front to comfortably snug underneath my belly. Which is very nice! Most underwear cuts into the skins, rides too low on the hinde side, or bunches up below my gut. These do not have any of those issues. Another nice feature of the band is it is seamless and has no lettering, so it causes no indentation on my skin. The only negative I can relay is I followed the advice of some other posts and got Medium instead of Large. Though they are incredibly comfortable, I think I need just a little but more room. However, I am in between sizes in pants as well. Highly recommended 👌Edit* After washing, drying, and wearing a few times the underwear shrank just enough so the Large fits like a dream. The Medium is now too tight. I have a 33" waist and am 5'8" and 165lbs.

Sweaty teenage son says these are nice and soft and fit well.

My old Hanes cotton boxer briefs were getting worn out, and I opted to try these to see if I'd like them better, as one of the very few other ones out there that also offer a covered waistband, which I prefer.These are very soft, nicely stretchy, and I like the colors they come in. I can see why they're so highly rated.Unfortunately, I can't ever get comfortable in them, because they seem to constantly give me a slight wedgie. I tried medium instead of small as well, since I'm between sizes, but that had it even worse, and I could tell that medium was too big on me anyway. I don't know if it's the nature of this type of fabric or what, but I don't have this issue with the Hanes ones, even when new.Another thing that I can't help but be bothered by is the exposed seams running down the middle of the layers of the fly, laying/bunching awkwardly. The Hanes ones don't have seams there at all, let alone exposed ones, which is much more satisfying. That also has the advantage of keeping things both modest and stable, whereas these ones leave little to the imagination, especially with how much free dangling movement they still allow.Lastly, despite not being as soft, the Hanes ones seem to sort of blend with the rest of my clothes in a way that lets me quickly stop noticing that I'm wearing them. These ones, however, never feel "forgettable" in that same way. I think bamboo just feels more foreign on the skin, maybe due to its cooling effect, but it also doesn't help that the rest of my clothes feel more similar to cotton than to bamboo, making the bamboo stand out all the more.So, sadly, these just aren't for me.