SHEATHMen's Boxer Briefs

Purchased for my husband who thought it was a horrible idea. Then he tried them on. They were so comfortable and flattering he just ordered 6 more pairs!

Extremely comfortable

have tried several brands of "separate pouch" design underwear, and these are the best.-Would note that am in the 'gap' between 30 and 32, the "small" work comfortably for me-the dual pouch design works to keep both parts of one's anatomy effectively dry and reasonably positioned without squishing, squashing, strangling or sweating up a sticky storm.-the vertical fly which allows for a pretty direct removal and use in order to tend to nature works well, actually far far better than standard flys in most undies for me.-careful positioning and consistent containment can create a "defined" image if you are wearing tight jeans or pants; there is a potential for a clear VPL... for some, that will be a challenge, for others, an asset. In my opinion, it does not reach the point of "advertising" but clearly demonstrates that the wearer is a male. With that, would note that standard men's undies will, in tight pants or jeans, just show a "lump-a-clay/bulge of parts' to the public, so it becomes a personal choice as to which alternative one might wish for. Personally, a reasonably discreet VPL while wearing tight jeans is a tradeoff for greater comfort, less sweat, less stick-together-mess that my standard undies provide."Acid test" for me was wearing these during a multi-hour drive. everything stayed in place, stayed dry and in place. Having tried several other "dual pouch" undies, these work better than the ones with a "drop outta the pouch" fly (doesn't work well with jeans or tight pants that have zippers that end well above the "point of departure" - the vertical fly allows for greater flexible ease of access, allows one do do what one needs to do, then stash things back where they belong.)Will be buying more

The material is soft and feels nice against the skin. The pouch does seem to keep everything separated, and that’s a definite plus in hot weather. Because of the way the product is designed, I find it useful to use the fly at a urinal, because going over the top requires more “rearranging” when you’re done. The waist is a bit high. The waistband is the same material as the boxerbrief, and is comfortable. The label is printed directly on the material, so there’s no scratchy tags. It doesn’t have a “sexy” look to it, either. I usually wear briefs, so there is more fabric than I like, but it is comfortable overall.

Over the past year I've switched almost entirely over to Separatec brand with the exception of a few pairs of Obviously. As most fans of dual pouch report, once you switch over you can never go back to wearing traditional styles. That being the case I had to at least try the Sheath dual pouch boxer briefs for comparison.Sheath has a superior ball pouch to Separatec (which is way too small for almost everyone who has reviewed the product, but you can work around it by pulling up the leg material). Unfortunately that's the only Sheath feature I would say beats the competition. Separatec has a better top pouch system, which works almost like a "hood." It's roomy and expandable so it's a lot more comfortable for bigger guys. Sheath on the other hand has a traditional constricting boxer brief fly. The Separatec also has wider array of fabric choices and styles. Sheath is pretty limited in terms of options, and personally I find the Sheath colors and waistband designs visually unappealing. Sheath also seems to regularly run out of stock for (what I'm guessing are) the most popular items and sizes. With all of this taken into account, it's hard to justify why the cost of one pair of Sheath is almost double the price of Separatec.

I'd have a full dresser of them if they were a tad cheaper....but I do love the fit and feel.... holds everything in it's place

If you’re the kind of guy who needs the support and enjoys soft fabric, these are for you. If you don’t have big, low-hangers, I don’t think you’d need this much to your underwear-but the support is amazing if you do need it. These definitely can “present” you a bit more than normal briefs, and the front pouch for your main thing doesn’t have ample room- it’s a bit crowded... so if you’re huge everywhere, these also might be a struggle. That’s all I’ve got. They’re way over priced, even for how great they are.

After 4 wears there are already holes near seems.