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Patagonia Active Boxer Brief - Men's
Ok, let's face it; while many think its simply gross many...
By daniel roy
Ranked #602 - Men's Underwear
April 26, 2009
Ok, let's face it; while many think its simply gross many of us guys go commando. I have been f433b@11in for many years. Recently, however, I have been contemplating on getting me a pair of boxers like these. Since it seems after many reviews of various brands that these are the recommended best my only question is this...is it like cramming your three friends in a Honda CRX or a luxury Civic? Please, any quick advice on this would be greatly appreciated cuz I'd like to order some pretty soon for a thru hike. I can deal with returning insoles even, but I don't think I'd want to be on the recieving end of anyone's skivvy returns, lol!
thanks in advance!
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By j.w100259075
Ranked #38 - Men's Underwear
August 11, 2009
Much less restrictive than any other boxer briefs I've tried (UA in particular) - they keep their shape, don't ride up, never feel clammy or sticky, and dry out quickly. They don't SEEM like they'd be that great, but I prefer them over anything else I've worn.
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By Ian Mangiardi
Ranked #342 - Men's Underwear
June 10, 2009
These aren't especially tight at all, ended up being more like boxers than boxer briefs
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By Russell
Ranked #526 - Men's Underwear
April 27, 2009
If you are worried about cramming the boys into something so tight you will need a can opener to use the bathroom, I would look to a model/brand that uses two different fabrics. Some brands use a more relaxed material around the family jewels so they are not so compressed. This gives you the best of both worlds, underwear that won't ride up and some room for the boys.
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