- Men's Multi-Sport Mesh Boxer Brief Fly 2 Pack

Super cozy no riding up

Best underwear I've ever used. Great at work, and sport. I only kind of wish they were a little lower waisted, but honestly that's just me being super picky. Wow working out I tend to for the band down one, at work not at all.

These have quickly become a go-to for me. The pouch design is incredibly well done—it gives great support without being too tight, and it keeps everything comfortably in place throughout the day. It’s subtle but makes a big difference, especially if you're active or on your feet a lot. The mesh material is lightweight and super breathable, which makes them perfect for workouts or hot days. They feel great the moment you put them on and stay that way, even after hours of wear. Plus, they wash up nicely without losing their shape. Honestly, once you try these, it’s hard to go back to anything else.

I have had a change of heart in some ways and I have upgraded my review from a 3 stars to a 4 stars. The main reason is actually chafing. For daily wear I will say that these are not amazing to wear. The ball sack area to me is generally noticeable, but not necessarily uncomfortable. Those mesh separators can be noticeable at times. For daily wear there are other boxer briefs from Jockey (modal version) and New Balance that are more comfortable full stop. No question. The New Balance boxer briefs have been pretty solid for working out too and I have not had too many deal breaking issues. Okay, so why the change of heart after a review that I wrote below? The reason is simple, wearing these underwear never actually led to any chaffing in the sensitive areas. The ball sack area lived up to the design and have kept those guys away from the legs where they often will rub over time. I have been training for a half marathon and have done long runs in a few different brands of 6" boxer briefs. The brands have been Jockey Boxer Briefs (modal cotton version), New Balance Performance Boxer Briefs and these Saxx Multi-sport Mesh boxer briefs. Going through each. Jockey : Overall fantastic comfort almost as if they are not on you. I have no problem recommending for this general purpose and travelling and site seeing etc. Support is great for daily wear and not too tight great for general use. With most Jockey underwear, sizing down feels more true to size in my opinion. For me, led to chaffing after 8 miles of running and heavy sweating as my 'stuff' slowly slid out of position and I feel as if the heavy sweating caused the fabric to loosen a bit leading to the 'sliding'. For short run was not too much of an issue, but lost my trust after the first time it failed to prevent chaffing. For riding up, sitting and getting up will make you want to adjust these. Frankly, I have yet to meet a boxer brief where this was not the case. Regular boxers are more forgiving in this case. New Balance : Very good overall. I have run two half marathons wearing these and trained many hours including many 13 mile long runs with no chafing. The only issues I have experienced is a gradual movement of my private parts down one of my legs over time. I never have any chaffing, but it makes you feel like you need to 'adjust' and fix the issue. For me, the movement issue is just a bother and I can accept that since I have not had any issues with chaffing. As noted above for Jockey, these ride up when you sit down and get up. Somehow I think it is just physics and cannot be helped. Saxx Multi-Sport Mesh : The most interesting pair to be sure. Overall, not my favorite for daily wear, but not necessarily uncomfortable. I have used them in the office all day and was not miserable. Would not be my first choice. I would pick the Jockey boxer briefs with the modal fabric. With that said, as the advertising suggests, these keep your stuff in one area. That is true. I have run 13 miles in these and never had any chaffing. A total A+ in my book. My main issue is that as you sweat with these, the fabric seems to get a bit looser and the support wains a bit. Even with that, I did not experience chaffing, but more of a feeling that my privates are not being supported as much any more and moving around more than I would prefer. The difference to the New Balance is that my privates did not slide down anywhere, they just moved more after a period of time. With that said, I have ordered a size down from what I currently have to see if that helps with that issue. Bonus - Hanes with ball sack separator feature : For the money these are good. They are the literally the jack of all trades and master of none. For daily wear, these are much like the Saxx. Not great and not awful but there are better options for sure. For sport, for me they are fine overall, but the mesh part that separates the legs from the privates is not as comfortable as the Saxx implantation in my opinion. I have run about 6 miles in these and the though I never had chaffing, I have felt that the Hanes implementation of the ball sack design is less comfortable than the Saxx version and I would prefer the Saxx for a longer run. The value proposition is staggering though. Could be worth trying these to see how they work for you. --- Old Review --- These are really just okay and not worth the premium price. There is a Hanes version for a fraction of the price that are just as good. I thought the 'sack' design was neat, but I prefer other boxer briefs that just hold your stuff. The main reason is that I often feel that something down there is not where it should be like the mesh wall is over what is supposed to be holding. This makes me want to adjust, which is not convenient in certain situations. That is why I ditched these and the Hanes version to a more traditional pair of supportive boxer briefs. If I were to buy again, I might size down. My size was okay for general wear, but during heavy activity and sweating, I felt like I could use a little more support. They seem to get looser as you sweat.

These fit great and are comfortable! They even have the quick access port! Nice stretch without being overly tight. Very breathable and lightweight. Didn’t shrink after washing either. Seems very durable after wearing on multiple long bike rides and multiple washings. They look good and the waistband doesn’t roll.

When I bought these I also bought a 3-pack of Hanes x-temp with pouch boxer briefs for a third of the price of these because I'm not made of money. What I found during my trip to Japan in the heat of July was that I walk walk over ten km in cities with these and be fine but the first day I was out wearing one of the Hanes pair I had chaffing half way through the day and ended up with a rash. So while the cheaper pairs are fine on casual days where you aren't running around in the heat l, I do recommend these for when you are. As a secondary concern I do also happen to find these t just be generally more comfortable as well.

Great product! Fast shipping.

My man has a large package and he loves these. The ball support is good. Colors are nice. The only negative is the letters came off the waist band after a couple washes.