Saxx Men's 24-Seven Boxer Brief with Fly Opening

EDIT: After a few months and trying different styles, I've adjusted my rating down. It really depends on what style you go with. Common to all styles is the pouch which has really negated any chaffing, adjusting, etc. I love that aspect of them. Some styles have a fly and some don't. Why some don't is beyond me, I hate not having it and won't buy any more without it unless it's the Kinetic.I'm 6'2", 200 lbs, 34-inch waist, about 14-16% body fat. Decently good shape - I exercise/lift regularly though I'm not a bodybuilder or some extreme fitness fanatic I am also not overweight.Ultra: 2.5 stars!!! Decent. rides up often though the materials are thin enough that it's not as bothersome as you might think.24-seven: 5 stars!!! (I think these are discontinued) - I prefer these over all other types. They have a thicker material and don't ride much at all.Kinetic: 5 stars !!! Best workout underwear I've ever worn. I'll always buy these as long as they are available.Vibe: 1 star!!! if you're an underdeveloped beanpole who hates having a fly, get these. Otherwise, if you're older, wiser and more apt to go for comfort over style, get anything else. They're tight and uncomfortable all around.3six: haven't tried. No fly, so I won't try them.Check the sizing chart. These fit as expected, but I wear a size smaller in these than most large commercial brands.

A bit over rated. I was impressed with the rave reviews these got on Amazon and decided to try a couple pair. Up until now I was a Hanes bulk pack guy but thought these might be "life changing" as stated by some of the reviewers. Here's my honest take. Both the cotton and the viscose fabric versions are soft. Much softer than the Hanes cotton boxer briefs I usually wear. The engine compartment is well designed and the boys love being held by the anitomically correct and brilliantly designed pouch. The waistband is wide and pretty roll free even on my larger middle. The problem lies in the back. Creepers. Both pairs ride up in the rear. Not a high ride, but enough to be annoying. Not a good look to constantly pick your seat. The other annoyance, though minor, is that the legs ride up. I would like a longer leg. Maybe 2-3" more would help keep them in place? These $25+ boxer briefs are good but not great. On a 10 scale (10 outstanding) these get a 6 from me compared to a 5 for my Hanes. Definitely not worth 5-6 times the cost of Hanes. The only thing that is life changing about Saxx underwear is that I might spend another $25 and try a pair of Tommy Johns, Marc Weldon, Calvins or even a Duluth Trading Company brand. Maybe one of these will change my life. I'm going to wear these but No more Saxx.

I think this is one of those very subjective things. This is my second pair of Saxx underwear. First pair was an XS. My girlfriend thought that was my proper size. Brand new, it was very snug. After washing, it was painfully small. Stepping up to a small now, it's better. Same issue with washing. It does shrink.I would say that I don't really find these any better than generic kirkland cotton boxer briefs and I do find the little interior fabric around your genitals to be quite annoying. I don't really understand their purpose because my genitals barely fits inside that. I'm not a very well endowed gentleman."A 3D hammock-shaped pouch designed to keep everything in place. Thanks to mesh panels and Flat Out Seams™, the BallPark Pouch™ prevents skin-against-skin friction and ensures chafe-free support." I don't find it comfortable. I just feel these flaps down there and then it's not even doing its job because my stuff likes to move... I find that I have to readjust myself frequently enough to put my stuff back in this pouch.On top of this, I find the small even a bit small for me. I'm 5'9", 130lbs. I'm not a very large human being. Most things are S or XS. But I am more of a medium here.Anyway, I don't think these underwear are worth it. I think they look decent - if there was no big logo it'd be great - but otherwise - meh. Way overpriced for what they are. I get the idea but I don't think they're worth it.

Been searching for a pair of non-chafing boxers and finally found them with SAXX. I wore these for 3 days at 14 hours each in the heat (washing nightly) and didn't any chafing for the first time in years. Anybody who has had chafing as bad as me will tell you that this dollar amount is worth the money. I've tried many products before these including: SHEATH, DTC Buck Naked, DTC Amachillo, Cotton boxer briefs, and standard boxers. I found that while I was working I didn't have any problems, but once I stopped for a break, cooled off and started again is when the chafing would start, and wouldn't stop until I did. Unlike other products that might cause shifting when moving, squatting or running, these boxer briefs keep everything where it's suppose to be. Great product. I will probably pick up 2 more so I don't have to wash nightly.

So, I bought these in July after seeing it on Dragon's Den (Canada's Shark Tank) thinking there has to be a gimmick to them. Well, the joke is on me because now these are the ONLY underwear my sons and husband want. They really had never thought about underwear until I surprised them each with a pair. All three were reluctant to try them, the "if it ain't broke" mentality some guy's have, however, since the moment they put them on, all three of them are ridiculously happy!Good for the inventors of these. Reinventing the underwear I am sure was a hard sell, the Dragons did not buy in. Their loss. This company has gone on to make it on their own and off the strength of their pitch on Dragons Den. This will be my 3rd time ordering them and waited to write a review to see if they still loved them. They do. I do wish the price was more affordable but I buy when I can and they appreciate it. WIN/WIN

Great

Lovely material and comfy to wear, could benefit from being a little tighter around the thighs. Would be fine for rugby player.

Best mens underwate out there

Very comfortable

love them