Calvin Klein Mens Steel Micro Boxer Brief

These boxer briefs fit great and feel very nice. The waistband is soft and the fabric is very comfortable and the pouch allows for plenty of room. The bottom of the leg has a tighter fit (but not too tight) than other types of Calvin Klein boxer briefs, which is nice because it prevents them from riding up. They are offered in various nice colors and the waistband has that appealing metallic "look" with the large "Calvin Klein" written across (in case you wanted to show off a little). I recommend this pair of underwear. -In short- Pros: Soft, flexible, and quality fabric - i.e. comfortable Comfortable and flexible waistband Good leg length with no (to minimal) ride up Pouch offers plenty of room Look good on Cons: Waistband is quite large with "Calvin Klein" written across (could be considered a Pro for some, I feel like it is a walking advertisement) Read more

So I originally bought the size XL because I thought what the hell it's just underwear it will fit, well I'm a 36 not a 38-40 so I didn't realize how much better the L fit. This doesn't have the longer length, because otherwise they'd be too big like the XL, they're super soft, they're much more comfortable and don't ride up. These are by far my favorite boxer briefs. I need to invest in buying at least 5 more pairs of these, when they're bellow $20 of course I'm not insane or rich. I went from American Eagle Boxer Briefs, or whatever the hell you call those silky boxer briefs that are a little longer, and these are much much better specifically because the softness doesn't go away! The silkiness of the boxer briefs from AE go away and they're just fine then instead of being super comfy. The waistband also folds and twists, but these Calvin Klein's waistband stays in place and doesn't roll at all. I like the black color but to be honest no one cares what they look like, they're gonna end up either in the hamper, hidden by pants, or on the floor of a strangers apartment ;). Get what's cheapest with Prime shipping and you'll be fine. Luxury underwear doesn't have to cost upwards of $35 and you shouldn't be settling for a 4 pack of fruit of the loom from Walmart. Read more

I decided to treat myself and try to find some super comfortable underwear. I was hesitant to spend ~$20 on a single pair but I'm glad I did. I bought 3 different styles to try and find a kind I preferred. Calvin Klein Micro Modal boxer briefs Pros: super soft fabric; light weight Cons: the fabric (I bought white) is so thin you can basically see through it. I suspect they will be nice and cool in the summer but I worry they will wear poorly. These are also a "spandex" type stretch/compression fit. They aren't confining, but I prefer boxer briefs that have a roomier pocket but are still supportive. Calvin Klein Steel Micro boxer briefs Pros: soft fabric; light weight but not as soft as the modal boxers. Definitely heavier weight material. These don't ride up my legs at all Cons: These are also a stretch/compression fit but not as snug as the modals. Note that Zinnia Burst is not red like the picture but really bright pink. Mack Weldon Boxer Brief http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BL92AHA/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_4?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A129X8PMBE8Q7Y I bought these from the Weldon website - they are the same price but shipping is half the price - so I don't think I can leave a review. These are my winners. The fabric is soft, smooth, and light weight like the CK modals but of a good thickness that they aren't transparent. They have lots of clever features that undies don't usually have (see their website) like venting, a clear fly, and seems put in non irritating spots. The fit is supportive but not snug with a well defined front pocket. Cons: non so far. They are all good but the Weldon's are the best I've ever worn... I've only cycled all three threw 2 wash and wear cycles so I can't comment on wear and tear..... Read more

Having worn standard run-of-the-mill Hanes for years and dealing with shrinkage of the leg bands & the degradation of semi-soft cotton into a coarser cotton/"sandpaper" hybrid after regular use & washing, I was ready to try something different. I found a pair of these in a retail store and thought "wow, these are soft," so I tried them out. They "do the job" well and fit nicely. The front is designed to give some space in an area where you would want it. Slightly more fashionable than others out there, if that's something you find useful, and they should out last cheaper alternatives based on the thread density. Yes, they cost much more than a pair should, but the level of comfort is worth it. Read more

These fit good. I typically wear regular boxers but because of the work I do I have to wear fall protection a lot and it gets uncomfortable in the groin area when I have to wear that stuff. So I bought these for the support for while I'm working. Unfortunately I had to change job sites and was working in 130 degree rooms which made them very uncomfortable because of the sweat and them riding up your legs. I think these are gonna be exactly what I want now that it's cooling down because they are very comfortable when I wear them around the house Read more

son muy cómodos, no se deslava el color, se estiran mucho, tiene muy buena calidad Read more