Quote from: Nikotinic on December 06, 2013, 02:22:23 AM
They are so much comfier than women's underwear. After wearing them for the first time I never wanted to go back.

Exactly how I felt when I (finally!) started wearing regular boxers.

I've become something of an underwear addict myself - but, my skin's ultra sensitive to stiff fabrics (the only boxers I can wear well are Hanes - very, very soft cotton), so I'm making myself wait to get something with cool patterns that's a bit higher quality.

They are a pain to put on with tight-ish jeans, however - so boxer briefs might be my next fascination, if they're better with not bagging up.

I wear both cotton boxer briefs as well as the athletic spandex type. I started out with the loose boxers and those are what I sleep in now. The boxer briefs are for when I'm at home relaxing and the athletic are what I wear when I go out since those give me the most support.

I can only wear the slightly longer-legged boxer briefs which have a bit more room in them - not the short, super-tight ones.  They always look great on the models or on the hangers, but on me they just seem to fit like boy-cut girl underwear.

The first time I wore men's underwear years ago I was amazed at how much better they felt than women's. I quit women's, was a fan of commando, then went with men's.  They seem to be made better too. I'm sort of addicted to underwear too, whereas before  I hated underwear.

I have so many different styles--one thing I've found that may be helpful is that when I wear regular boxers (they're my favorite)  & want to pack, I use a packing harness.

man boxer briefs are just the least comfortable.  Well not the least, but I can't seem to get over the leg squeeze.... then again I've only tried one brand.  I go for straight boxers.

Quote from: GnomeKid on December 09, 2013, 09:08:50 AM
man boxer briefs are just the least comfortable.  Well not the least, but I can't seem to get over the leg squeeze.... then again I've only tried one brand.  I go for straight boxers.

I wonder if the squeezing would promote circulation and in turn help with loss in the thighs?

Quote from: Alexthecat on December 10, 2013, 02:25:06 AM
I wonder if the squeezing would promote circulation and in turn help with loss in the thighs?

I seriously doubt it. BTW, I get boxer briefs that are a little big for me and they don't squeeze so i probably don't know for sure. Sounds very dubious.

--Jay

I LOVE boxer briefs!  I have Taekwon-do thighs and if I could get my top half to look anything like my thighs, I'd be laughing!  Anything tight fitting just accentuates the leg muscles and well...I can be vain! 

But they're comfy as heck.  The bad part is that they do need regular replacing because they lose their tightness after a while and get too baggy and thus bunch up under pants but still worth it in the long run for me.

I have quite the collection myself!  Lol

I bought a new 6 pack after finding a 1$ off coupon in the first pack.

Quote from: Alexthecat on December 10, 2013, 02:25:06 AM
I wonder if the squeezing would promote circulation and in turn help with loss in the thighs?

I'm assuming by "loss" you mean weight loss?  Like Jay, I also seriously doubt that.  Its not really a squeeze so much as a tight-ish presence that ends up bothering the hell out of me.  It'd be more likely for a choker to help you loose neck weight than boxer briefs to help loose thigh weight.   

I never got used to boxer briefs myself and liked them less when I started packing. I very anti harness... I made the switch to men's briefs (or whitey tighties, though mine aren't white). It's easy to pack without having extra stuff digging into my waist (having that problem currently damn binder). And actually packing aside I'd still be a briefs guy. Boxers are insanely comfortable for sleep and lazy days though.

I love trunks.  Especially the kind that wick away moisture.  For me boxer briefs are nice-looking but are just way too much fabric for Florida weather.  Trunks are awesome.  Speaking of which, I need to order some more...  I've been losing weight, and my current ones are too big now.  Weight loss: great for health and self-confidence, but very bad for the wardrobe and thus the wallet.  Heh.

Quote from: verkatzt on December 15, 2013, 11:18:37 PM
I've been losing weight, and my current ones are too big now.  Weight loss: great for health and self-confidence, but very bad for the wardrobe and thus the wallet.  Heh.

I hear you! here  thankfully we can pick up tees for $5 and shorts for $10 at kmart, no sense spending loads on clothes im going to replace in a few weeks :3

My mom just bought me a package of them this week and I love them. I used to sneak my step-dads boxer briefs and my mom found out so she bought me some.

Much more comfortable than panties, and it lessens my dysphoria (when I don't think about not having the right genitals in my briefs ).

I go back and forth when it comes to underwear...

I was very loyal to Evolve Sport Trunks from Target for several years. They are cut shorter than average boxer briefs, but longer than a regular brief. The waistbands are durable and if you pack, they are almost perfect to contain things, imo.

My last batch wore out too bad for daily wear about a year ago and I couldn't find them online. Local Target carries them, but they never have my size in stock. 

I also wore boxers sometimes. I like Joe Boxer brand or the novelty kind like DC superheroes, Simpsons, South Park, Spongebob, etc. I used to have a good-sized collection but over the years, they've disappeared or I've thrown them out when they became too worn out.

Lately I've been wearing women's underwear again. Mostly because I have gained weight and none of my guys' underwear really fit anymore. Once I lose weight, I will be going back to guys' underpants. 

I've got kind of a beer gut so I've never been able to find ones that fit me right. By the time they aren't digging into my belly they're too big everywhere else and get bunched up under my trousers. And I refuse to succumb to either vigorous exercise or the "my waistline is below my gut" look for at least another few years. I found some lady-boxer things that I really like though. They're Hanes and they're sold as boxer briefs for women, but end up fitting me how the men's ones are supposed to but never actually do. As long as they look like standard man pants it works for me.

Quote from: anyothername on January 20, 2014, 10:54:58 PM
I've got kind of a beer gut so I've never been able to find ones that fit me right. By the time they aren't digging into my belly they're too big everywhere else and get bunched up under my trousers. And I refuse to succumb to either vigorous exercise or the "my waistline is below my gut" look for at least another few years. I found some lady-boxer things that I really like though. They're Hanes and they're sold as boxer briefs for women, but end up fitting me how the men's ones are supposed to but never actually do. As long as they look like standard man pants it works for me.

I wear the same kind of underwear. Men's boxer briefs never fit right and just feel uncomfortable.

I love boxer briefs I also like just boxers though. But I like how briefs fit.

I like boxer briefs when I go out, the micro fiber ones are the bomb lol I get them from kohls on sale, Boxers are nice when I'm just relaxing at home.

In the summer I sit around all the time in boxer briefs and a t-shirt. This year maybe no t-shirt. LOL.
All I need is the beer, which I can't drink.


--Jay