281Z Military Underwear Cotton 4-Inch Boxer Briefs

Very comfortable! Fits really well and doesn't bunch up. For those of you worried about the lack of a fly: place each thumb behind the waistband above the inguinal folds of your hips, then gently draw the waistband down until your pundenda membra is exposed, accurately direct urine stream toward target, shake as appropriate, reverse order and return to service.

The major problem with these shorts is the elastic at the waist is weak and they slide down as you move around. For the money you can buy a quality pair or two of Underarmour athletic shorts. Selling them as "Punisher combat boxers" when they don't stay on your waist is ridiculous. They also arrived in a brown lunch bag stapled shut, which I would have been fine with if they performed as advertised. There is absolutely nothing different than something you'd buy cheaper at Walmart. Hopefully no one else gets their time wasted. Returning them.

Interestingly, with all the combat/camo prints in the world, no one seems to bother to find out what the military actually requires soldiers to wear. It’s brown. And brown is super hard to find. So for the soldier in your life sick of military issue unders, these are great.

These underwear were a skeptical try for me, but I'm glad I bought them. I like them as much as the SAXX underwear line, even though they don't have a pouch feature. The material is kind of spandex-y but not so much. I like the way it feels and stretches, but also has a quality to it. There were no poorly stitched irritating spots, the waistband seems to hold up fine, and I like the way they look!

These are not poorly made necessarily but they need some tweaking for the US market. There is no fly which I did not know when ordering or I would have reconsidered getting them. Now that I’m going back to wearing a gun belt at work these will not do. I’m having to order some others now as a result. These are good for most everyone else but not for cops.

I am very impressed by the quality of this underwear. From the stitching, to the material blend of cotton and spandex and to how the panels of fabric are sewn together with the anatomy of a man in the forefront. I can definitely compare these to my other favorite Duluth brand. The price per pair ($15) is fair for the quality that you are buying. Stays put throughout the day and is durable for the all sorts of activities. I'm glad to have discovered these and will absolutely be replacing more of my outdated underwear for these.

I first purchased these for my husband in Medium and he loved them- supportive, not too tight around the thighs. He asked me to order more and so I did in the same size. When they arrived, the packaging was different- they were the “new generation 2” style which are slightly different than the originals (the originals are what is pictured with the P1G on the waistband. The generation 2 mediums did not fit nearly as well/ they were tighter in the thighs so I returned them and got him larges. The Large fits him well. I can say, however, that there was a difference in the thigh stitching that was the culprit for the different size required, he gained no fat or muscle in between orders. All said and done, my husband really liked them.

This product is well constructed. I have read that the elastic ribbon at the waist keeps stretching so I bought a Medium for my husband who wears medium and large in Under Armor.Big mistake.The Medium size couldn't get it up to his thighs. It is not that the fabric is not stretchy enough. It's that the fabric is heavy duty like the fabric of some flattening lady's girdles. So go one size larger and if you are medium/large with a big belly go XL better. Anyways they look so sexy that I couldn't help but keep them for myself and they snuggle my big but greatly and the thick material conceals my cellulite and belly fat rolls..Cons:It says that the length is 4 inches but I guess I received a 2 inches. It looks shorter than in the photo.It is totally closed. No door for number 1.