Men's Seamless Boxer Brief Stretchable Underwear 6-pcs Set, Assorted Colors (MS008)

My American-sized thighs have severe anxiety - they hate being apart and cling to each other. When I wear skirts, this is a huge problem, as it's uncomfortable at best as walking with thighs stuck together just doesn't work. So I went to Amazon to try to find a solution - slip shorts, boxer shorts, thigh bands - the options can be paralyzing. I purchased this set due to a reasonably low price, and slip shorts, reviewed separately. I washed these on a standard cold water wash and permanent press dry cycle before wearing - they're very durable and held up well to the first round through the machines. They're soft, patterns as shown in the listing, and quite stretchy. They fit comfortably without pushing any parts of my anatomy into uncomfortable, unnatural shapes - no muffin top with these. Unfortunately, they also rolled up at the bottom of the leg, entirely defeating the chub rub deflection. But they're still so freakin' comfortable that I love them and will wear them often - just not while hiking or strolls or doing anything that causes my thighs severe, self-harming anxiety.

If you have a size 35-ish waist, you know that sized underwear come in unacceptable "fits": 32-34, and 36-38, and near-never in 34-36. But it isn't just that 35 is near-perfectly in the middle of the 32 to 40 range these are said to work for, it is also that that they feel great. If you are in the 34 to 36 range, they aren't really "compression", but they do fit smoothly everywhere. Not "workout" tight, Not cotton-boxer-brief saggy. You're just buying underwear that fits. Let's also overlook that these are basically the "panty" part of pantyhose, only in men's colors and styles, and focus on that nylon is actually a great fabric for underwear. Who knew? Women, apparently. I was worried that they would get gym-stinky or somehow just not work as a base layer, but really, I've found them superior to the cotton I've always worn.

While these boxer-briefs fit just fine, are comfortable, and are very stretchy, I think the extent of the stretchy-ness sacrificed the durability. I think this product would have been better as small / medium / large with different fibers woven in to make them slightly less stretchy but longer lasting. After first couple wears, the material is starting to fuzz and I don't predict a long life-span.

Although I'm female, I think I have a valid standpoint on these. Personally, they're great for me because I love the style of boxer briefs, but they're difficult to find in women's with the same style. So I bought these and so far I am satisfied. My ony complaint so far is that they are not as compressing as I expected, but I also realize that they're one size. Because of that, they may roll up a little at the thighs, but it's not unbearable or even very noticeable. They're comfortable and soft. I haven't laundered them yet, but since they're spandex, I expect them to hold up fine. I am a size 32 and they fit me just fine. It's so hard to find boxer briefs without the front crotch pocket, but for someone like me who's "androgynous," they're excellent because you get the "male style" with a "female fit" and that's the biggest perk of them to me.

Extremely lightweight and stretchy fabric, probably the most lightweight and stretchy material you have in your entire wardrobe. It feels almost like wearing nothing at all. If you have a really big "anatomy", and plan to exercise in these, I would recommend getting something with more support. For leisure and comfort they are great. Not so much for bouncing around. Warning, the pictures for these particular patterned set I purchased (there are many different colors and patterns) appeared solid but are really horizontal micro-pin stripped. They look fine, and I like them, but I was expecting solid colors.

I really, really like the fit and fabric on these. Much better than some others I have tried. Here's the problem; they are not boxer briefs. These should really be labeled trunks. The length of the inseam is very short and a boxer brief should extend at least 1/3 of the way down your leg. I have an average inseam of 32 so they should at least offer some leg coverage, but there is very little. Those that are looking to reduce leg chafing on your legs, these may not be the product for you. If they were to offer these with a longer leg/inseam, I would buy them in bulk and wear them every day. But alas, they serve no real benefit to me if they can't offer chafing protection. UPDATE 10/13/15: Now that I've had a change to really try these out, I will update. These have terrible durability. After about 3 washes, the elasticity disappears. There is no support whatsoever after the first couple of wears. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone.

I was hoping for a pair of compressions to work out in that wouldn't rise up your leg. These definitely were not them....They rise up your leg horribly just walking around, let alone working out. Constantly throughout the day I will have to pull the legs down as they will rise up so bad they basically become a thong. Only reason for 2 stars is the fact that the material is nice, light, and soft and, since I HATED them, I gave them to my wife and she absolutely LOVES them (and her ass looks amazing in them.) Overall, for my sake, I'm not impressed.