adidasMen's Sport Performance Graphic 2-Pack Midway

(Disclaimer: I never receive anything for any reviews, and I never will. Nor should anyone else.)If you're like me, you're as worn out as the elastic on your favorite undies trying to find the perfect pair to replace them. Of course, that’s impossible-- nothing beats our wonderful old shapeless, flimsy thing-a-ma-bobs that took 10 years of washing to get just right. Trouble is, the wives keep trying to surreptitiously toss them, and the poor old grays don't enjoy exercise any more than we do. So how the hell are we supposed to navigate the endless conflicting reports about length, construction, binding, wicking, and riding up?Well, your search is over. The Adidas Sport Performance Climalite 9" (and only this variety) are the undies you've been looking for, regardless of your level or type of activity. They are truly superior in fit and function, the perfect blend of sports car and luxury sedan, and they mix performance with sigh-inducing, daylong comfort at work. They fit like they were painted on, and yes, you will forget you're wearing them.For reference, I'm 5/10, weight 170, have a 31-32" waist, and tend towards muscular, without looking like a Calvin model (damn it). My legs are fairly built from years of lifting, and finding undies that aren’t loose at the waist and tight at the legs is a challenge.I'm a teacher and a lifelong athlete, and I'm in my early 50s. That means I ain't the muscular dude I used to be 25 years ago, and all my primeval lifting and hard physical activity has become 'fitness' and 'wellness.' In other words, I still get in a bit of lifting, and I run more than that younger, dumber kid did. As a teacher, I'm also on my feet and moving around all day. Added up, I need underwear that stays put whether I'm lifting, on a cardio machine, running, or just moving around at work, and so do you. And no matter what I'm doing, if I have to do 'the reach' and grab the ends or the crotch through my pants or workout stuff to readjust (uncool at school, and the worst when running), then the undies aren't up to the task. They have to be functional and comfortable all the time, regardless of the activity, or they’re destined for the bin.With the Adidas SPC 9s in the gym, I never have to do 'the reach' except after squats, and that's just to give them a quick reposition on the quad; the only undies that won't ever ride up at all are true briefs, and of course, with those you sacrifice crotch comfort and breathability. The Adidas 9s don’t ride up. They also don't catch on your clothes or workout stuff the way some other underthings do. For example, I like my Penguins a lot, but they're now a distant second, and they don't work for exercise. I only reach for them when my Adidas are all dirty. I just bought my 3rd two-pack of Adidas to be sure I always have a clean pair.Running underwear is often an oxymoron. Underwear promoted for running is either way overpriced, has seams in bad spots, is sized or built wrong. The Adidas SPC 9s obviate all these too. They don’t cling or bind, they don’t ride up or squitch down, they wick well, they breathe, they stay dry, and they move with you better than any other running underwear I’ve ever worn, bar none. Re. seams, they’re flat enough to evade your radar. Sometimes I have to turn undies inside out to avoid seam-sawing (running shirt manufacturers, are you listening?), but I don’t need to with these. I saw another reviewer mention that a fly for bathroom ease would have been nice, but that would have traded comfort and performance for more seams and trouble. They’re light and strong because they lack a fly, and I like them this way.For work, I adore them. I’ve also seen the word compression used in reviews, and while I don’t find them to be compressive in the way that true compression garments are, the Adidas SPC9s do have a pleasant huggy quality to them. Combined with the gliding synthetic feel, they’re elegant, perfectly form fitting, and again, forgettable. I particularly like the fact that they’re great for both athletic and casual wear, because I recycle them from work to gym or running later. They come in lots of colors and waistband designs, too, so it’s easy to know which pairs are ready for wearing or washing.The price: I played around with color options to get the best price, about $18-ish. Sounds a bit much, but I think you’ll agree that your privates are worth it. I’ve had the first pair for two years, and there’s no difference between them and my brand-new ones. Do you want to keep investing in underwear you have to replace? Me, I don’t have enough money to buy cheap things- buy it right. The construction of these undergarments is fantastic, not a loose thread or scratchy spot on any of them.Given all this, the Adidas SPC 9s are the singular underwear to buy. The other undies in my drawer are nervous now- they all know it’s just a matter of time for them. Good luck, and as always to my fellow men, all the best to your waist-down satisfaction.

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These are the best underwear I have ever owned. At first, I thought they would be used mainly for going to the gym, but I quickly found that they are perfect for pretty much every situation (work, gym, sleep, and everywhere in between). The length of these is perfect (end sits about 4-5 inches above my knee) and while it may ride up slightly, they do not bunch up like some other boxer briefs do.I’m 6’1” and 165 pounds with a 31” waist and the mediums are perfect for me. I have bought enough of these that they are all I use. They may be a little pricier than other options, but you get what you pay for and these are absolutely worth the price.The only warning is that when I buy the ones that are a solid color, they are more comfortable and more flexible than ones with a non-solid color print. It seems like the solid colors are a softer material.

Most of the pairs I have are great, but this last pair I ordered had one that the upper elastic broke after only 2 or 3 wears. I have it tied off and it’s good enough, must have been a bad one in the bunch. Overall I love these and plan on buying another pair. Moves with me, keeps me cool and secure, haven’t broken any one them yet.

I was looking for high compression shorts for medical reasons and was disappointed. The BCG from Academy are much more solid and right. But I'll keep these as normal underpants because they're comfortable and seem to be high quality, despite the narrow waist band.

Love these. I am a woman who is 5’11” and I work with dogs. 2/3 of the time I wear Columbia men’s (34” inseam) wick away cargo pants, and the crotch is way too low to wear a thong (or any kind of women’s underwear- even boy shorts.) I’ve tried other brands and these are the only ones I don’t have to constantly pull the thighs down on, (I still need to occasionally, but it’s hardly anything compared to the other brands I’ve tried.) The 9” inseam is a win. I wish these were a little cheaper ($12.50 a pair is a little steep, I’m used to paying $3-5/pair for thongs, and about the same for my wife’s favorite brands of briefs.) She accidentally wore one of my pairs this week and said they were awesome- she wears men’s dress pants to work. We both have active jobs- I can walk anywhere from 2-5 miles during a shift, and we both go nonstop at our jobs for up to 12 hours at a time. If you’re tall (or not, my wife is only 5’5”,) these are fantastic briefs. I wear each pair once a week and they get washed/dried every week. I’ve been wearing these for 3 months or so now and I’ve yet to replace a pair. ::knock on wood::

It took over 60 years to finally find the PERFECT pair of Underware! These are breathable, silky soft, quick drying, form fitting, flexible, non-binding, stays put, super comfortable and out performs any and ALL underware I've ever tried! I thought I stumbled upon them with the Adidas Climalite Boxer Briefs... until I found the Climalite Sport Performance MIDWAY. ONLY in this model of Adidas will you finally find TRUE Underware Heaven!! (The legs stay down and won't roll up). They are extremely forgiving in terms of fit. When in doubt choose the smaller size. They can stretch quite a bit. I've worn large as well as XL and I'm bigger than most, so I settled on XL. You only have to spend the money ONCE to know I'm spreading the true "Gospel"...but I will GUARANTEE you'll be BACK for MORE!!

I use these for casual wear and working out, and they hold up great. I like the length of these as well!

I bought these about two years ago I think. I hand wash them everyday and put them on alternatively while one drys. So far they have worked perfectly good. I don't have a single complaint. The legs don't roll up and I am more on the chubby... a little more than chubby.. side. I think some people may find the crotch area a little tight but it is good for me. It has a good stretch to it but it doesn't hug and stick to me. It is a breathable fabric but also a little moister waking. The elastic band on the waist is really comfortable. I'm seeing a little bit of stringing on one of the elastic bands but so far it has not come off or anything and given the amount of use it has gone through I don't think it is unexpected. After all this using I do not see any sign of stretching in the fabric. I think they are really good products albeit, a little expensive.

Fieles al tamaño, calidad excelente. Resistencia y grueso de tela perfectos. No se dañan con las lavadas, ni pierden su forma con el uso.

Tengo tiempo usando esta ropa interior y no la cambiaría de momento por otra.Cómoda, se ajusta perfecto buen precio y no se diga la atención y el servicio

Me agrada el producto, lo requería para ejercitarme pues en realidad otras marcas sufren rápido desgaste.. El ajuste muy bien

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