SAXX Underwear Co Mens Saxx Underwear Mens Boxer Briefs- Ultra Boxer Briefs With Fly and Built-in Ballpark Pouch

If you don’t have a pair of Saxx underwear you are missing out that’s all I can say. Comfortable, the fit is perfect, they stretch and move with you and don’t bunch or ride up! Everything stays wear it needs to and they are built to last! They also let the boys breathe really nicely! Best damn underwear on the market! Read more

I can't say enough good things about the SAXX Men's Ultra Super Soft Boxer Briefs! These are easily the most comfortable boxer briefs I've ever owned. The material is incredibly soft, and the fit is perfect for a 3X-Large—no pinching or riding up, just a smooth, relaxed feel all day long. What sets these apart is the excellent design. The pouch provides fantastic support without being restrictive, and the fly is both convenient and functional. Despite being lightweight and breathable, they still offer great coverage and keep you cool and dry, even during more active days. The waistband is also soft and non-binding, making them super easy to wear for long periods. I really appreciate how SAXX combines premium quality with thoughtful design. If you’re looking for underwear that feels luxurious while offering top-notch support, I highly recommend giving these a try! Read more

These boxer briefs are the comfiest boxers I've worn. The material is soft to the point I don't even feel that they're there. No chafing, no rolling down, just a good overall boxer briefs. Read more

Incredibly comfortable and breathes well throughout the day! Read more

VERY COMFORTABLE RUBBER GETS WEAK AFTER A FEW LAUNDRIES Read more

Best underwear. Great quality - stretchy and buttery soft. The hammock works great. Very breathable and lightweight. Only got rid of them when I wore them so many times that they eventually tore. Worth every penny. Read more

I was already sold on Separatec and David Archy dual pouch undies, but wanted to give Saxx a shot anyway. When the pair came in, the box was dented in one area, which was a little concerning, but the underwear itself seemed like new with the tag and everything. Upon putting them on, the ballpark pouch design was pretty comfy. I didn’t feel like adjusting much throughout the day, but every now and then had to do so. At this price point, it should last a long time. Having worn it again, I’ve grown to like it enough that I ordered another pair of the ultra super soft. As long as you’re not on a tight budget, I’d say it’s ok to try them, but they’re very pricey. Read more

After Christmas, and with a good amount of Amazon gift cards to blow, I decided to go on my comfortable underwear hunt. Years of value packs of fruit of the looks and Hanes had left me abused and uncared for, but no more I said! I'm 5'8, 170 with an athletic build. The contenders were Saxx Ultra and Premium, 2UNDR Swing Shift and Day Shift and BN3TH Classic. 2UNDR Swing Shift has the most security and the best feeling material on your thighs (they're all very good in that regard though), but you basically have to force your junk into their 3D pouch. Also because of the ultra secure fit, they chafed and felt a bit too snug. The Day Shifts were the only bad pair of all of these. So tight everywhere. B3NTH Classic seemed to be a bit worse material than the Swing Shift's, but I think what I would call the middle ground between 2UNDR and Saxx in the pouch department. You didn't have to force your junk into the pouch, but still it wasn't as soft and flowy as Saxx's. Close, but still not it. After a deep search into my soul and my ball's soul as it were, we came to the conclusion that Saxx would be the best. I got a pair of the Ultras and the Premiums. The Ultra is super soft and feels great down below. It does ride up a bit though due to just how soft the material is. Didn't matter nearly as much as I thought though and barely noticed it in all honesty. The premium has a bit more elasticity in the legs and rides up a lot less. I'd say ultra for chill, around the house type of days, and premium for getting out and moving. Both feature a pouch system that is more of two soft flaps on either side of your junk that seemlessly slides right in and connects beneath, rather than the (kind of) "stick your balls in this hole" type of approach the others take. Overall, all good (except Day Shift), but Saxx Wins. I will say though, the 2UNDR Swing Shifts may be worth trying for working out, but Saxx makes athletic ones as well so I'll probably return anyway and just try Saxx's variation. Edit: Saxx Platinum ending up being uncomfortable and chaffing around package. If they would've used the same exact material for the separator as this model (ultra) it would've been perfect. Going to order two more Ultras now Read more