PUMAMen's 3 Pack Performance Boxer Briefs

I own a landscape business in SW FL. I am out working in the heat/humidity with my guys several times a week. No more standard junk briefs for my junk. I only use the dry wicking material boxer briefs now. Gotta pamper the jewels when u have the chance. Since changing, no more chaffing and much more comfortable and dry. I have become a connoisseur dry wicking boxer briefs and have tried several brands. Here is my take on them: I am just over 6' and average weight. My twigs and berries are normal to slightly above.Champion- great when you first get them but waist band wears out after 6 - 8 months. 3 starsAdidas - nice, hold up well but fit is little tight down in the nad area. Might be ok for others. 4 starsNew Balance - decent quality. Wild colors to choose from. I personally would like them just a little longer. 4 starsReebok- nice quality and waist band holds up well. Fit me great. But.. The Pumas are cheaper. 4.5 starsPumas- Best price for quality and comfort. I was really concerned at that price point quality or fit would be bad. Best brief for the money. I cannot say how the waist band will hold up yet. But for now, 5 stars.Take care of your jewels and they will take care of you when you need them. If you haven't tried the dry wicking boxer briefs, give them a try. You'll never go back.

Very comfortable. Elasticity still in tact after many many washes

I needed new “performance” underwear for outdoor activities like biking and hiking and camping. These are perfect for my needs.PROS:- perfect sizing. Fit well not too tight or loose- multi color pack! I thought it was 3 of the same color but I was pleased to receive a different pack!- quick drying when in use- good waistbandCONS:- no fly. I knew that when I ordered. Didn’t think it was a big deal until I was camping and really needed to go and didn’t have the desired privacy to use without a fly. I’ll plan ahead next time!

I can’t say too much about these. If you’re looking for athletic BBs, here you go! They fit and the elastic lasts 3-5 years depending on your luck.

I have been on a new underwear journey because of the prices of the "good ones" now. I am 5'5" 150lbs, athletic build, with ~22" thighs and a butt. I ordered small.Hanes Short Leg Boxer Briefs: I use these for when I don't have any more underwear, or when I don't want to wear a fashion pair. These are solid for being cotton, however for thick thighs the bands are somewhat tight, but they stay in place and are comfortable.Under Armour: used to be the best, but I cannot justify those digits for a pair of underwear.Equipo Trunks: Outstanding material and quality, unfortunately for my thighs that grow outward, they get pushed up and kind of just dig into the creases of my V.Adidas Climalite Stretch/Athletic boxer briefs: These were my go to, I have 6 pairs, how ever their price has slowly gone up, stores don't have a wide selection, and the stitching has become questionable.David Archy Trunks: The style and quality are top notch, unfortunately I could not walk 3 steps without them riding up on me.My problems before I bought these boxer briefs:1. Constant riding up when I would sit down or squat - Fixed2. Boxer brief that would keep me comfortable in both cool/warm climates - Fixed3. Boxer brief that would adapt to wide thighs without feeling constricted - Fixed4. Functionality and quality while maintaining a presence of fashion - Fixed5. Maintaining shape and compression throughout the day - Fixed6. Holding my junk in place without suffocating my balls. - FixedI won't lie. I bought these because they were inexpensive compared to other brands, and you guys gave them a high rating. I now see why. Only gripe I have is the loud orange 'Puma' written on the band. I'd love if they went quiet and sleek with a solid band and the actual animal logo. Overall these are the best boxer briefs I've ever bought. They have a good solid feel, they are more thick than thin/ flimsy. As far as length goes they stop right below the inner mounds which is perfect. They made these for me. I'm impressed. I mean Puma? I didn't even know they made underwear.Long review, sorry. For the dudes who take their underwear seriously, read up. For those who don't, they're awesome and I'd recommend these.

I have tried about a dozen different brands of boxer briefs that are polyester/spandex mix, and these are my overall #1 choice for the best. I first ordered a 3 pack in medium, as that is the size I wear in cotton boxers. The first day I wore one of them, I immediately knew that they were the best fitting boxer briefs I had ever tried. It is like anti-chaffing magic when I walk. After wearing the 3 pairs through a couple of times, I realized that they were stretchy enough to fit a person larger than myself, so I decided to order a pair in size small. They are even better! To be clear, I am not claiming that Puma sizes run large, I am saying that a person my size can squeeze into a smaller size for extra support. I'm 5'11", 180lbs, average build, little pudge of a belly, size 33" waist. I do not work out or lift weights, but I am not completely out of shape, either. I jog about 3 miles a week and play recreational team sports like softball. My junk is not huge, just average sized enough to get good support from the Medium size.I will list the brands I have tried that I like and in the order of my preference: 1. This item here, Puma Tech 2. Jockey Lyfe from walmart at around $8.50 each 3. Adidas Sport Performance Climalite 4. Reebok Performance 5. Tesla Cool Dry 6. CYZ Performance.The styles that I tried that I do not like are: 1. 32degrees has comfortable material, but too much support is lost by having the opening in the front. Then on the 1. ExOfficio Give N Go 2. Champion Tech 3. Dockers Thermo Cool, the comfort of the material, the fit, and the support were all below par.