EYUSHIJIAMen's 4 Pack Comfortable Underwear Boxer Briefs

I wasn't sure how I would feel about buying underwear without trying them on first, however I took a chance and I'm glad I did.I've been wearing boxer-briefs for 15+ years now. Most of the time, they are gifts from my wife and she always buys the sports wear brand which are comfortable but not made of cotton. They lacked the insulation needed when it is cold and they bunch up when putting pants over them.Thankfully these Bamboo Fiber briefs fit the bill. FINALLY, boxer-brief style underwear that not only fit but are quite comfortable. I chose to get the style with the access fold in the front and even that is superior to name brand underwear!PRO's: * Cozy and warm. This material is soft and remains soft after many washes. The stretch band stays uniform across the waist and provides comfort and confidence that the under garment stays put. * The material provides warmth and insulation yet wicks any moisture away and keeps you dry. * The version with the access fold in the front is well designed. It looks funny in the photos but I have to say it is quite practical when needed. It is just the right shape that it keeps the garment closed. The cut of the seam is smart because it is flexible yet readily accessible when needed. * The short leg version is surprisingly better than the traditional longer legged version which I was not so sure about in the beginning. However, it was an easy adjustment and in my opinion, a better design. When putting pants on over them. I no longer have to reach down and pull the leg part down for an even fit. These stay put and don't move. * The price: Underwear is expensive! These are very reasonable for the money. I bought two 4 packs and have no regrets. I will definitely be buying more of these in the future! * The style: I usually don't consider underwear stylish. I'm not a model like some of the other Amazon reviewers so I have no photos to show, however I must say that the patterns are appealing and feel good. * The sizing: I am 6'0" and I have a waist of 33-34. I chose the "L" version and it was exactly the right fit. After three wash cycles, they still fit like new.CONS: * I have no cons for this product as of yet. Usually, I experience about 3 years of use with the big name-brand products and I feel these will last just as long, if not longer. The material is surprisingly durable and retains its shape even after a high temperature dry.I am glad I stumbled on this brand of garment. I am a fan now and will be buying these for many, many years to come. Thank you, Eyushijia!

These are smaller than expected, not sure how a larger size would fit around the waist. Overall pretty comfortable but the pouch is a bit samll.

Great fit, very comfortable. Did not notice there was no opening at the front like my last pair, so it's basically a Jail Cell. Overall good product.

Super comfortable, excellent price.

I have tried every pair of high end underwear. 8 years ago I discovered amazing modal underwear. I found that Calvin Klein modal were the very best (I perfer the shorter version, but there are longer versions - see upper right of picture). The only problem was that they are prohibitively expensive (I paid $20 for each) and they really didn’t last that long - maybe a couple of years at the most before getting holes in the butt. I’ve just kept trying to find them on sale (sometimes the microfiber modal longer versions can be found at Costco for 2 for $20).Long story short, I decided there must be a cheaper way to keep my privates covered at a high level of comfort. So I bought some David Archy micro modal trunks with pouch and the Eyushijia Comfortable Bamboo Fiber Boxer Briefs. Here’s how all the briefs that I have in my picture stack up -Calvin Klein Cotton (upper left - $5-$7 each)Comfort 2/5Durability 5/5Looks 3/5Calvin Klein microfiber modal long (upper right - $10 each)Comfort 4/5Durability 3/5 (seem to hold up better than pure modal)Looks 4/5 (prefer the shorter versions)Calvin Klein Modal Short (lower left $20 each)Comfort 5/5Durability 2/5Looks 5/5Eyushijia Comfortable Bamboo(lower right $4 each)Comfort 5/5Durability (?) but I assume 2/5Looks 5/5David Archy Modal (not in picture because I returned them immediately)Comfort 4/5 (although modal, the stitching is too thick making them uncomfortable. I also don’t like the hole to hold your privates)Durability 2/5 (assumption)Looks 3/5 - (the top band is too narrow so your gut may make it flip over)So as you can see I like the shorter briefs because I believe they make your legs look longer, the bigger top band because hold up better with a bit of a belly fat, and the modal or bamboo (they feel identical to me)with the least amount of stitching. Both modal and I assume bamboo will not wear well because of the thinness of the fabric (it’s a trade off with the silky comfort).Conclusion- because I want the most comfort for the buck and I don’t mind throwing out underwear every 2 years as long as they are not a fortune - Eyushijia Comfortable Bamboo are the best.Note - I’ve never got any underwear free in my life :)

The size you order is the size they actually are. I didnt think that would actually impress me in 2023, but the last 3 brands I've bought from have no idea what sizes are.

These boxer briefs pretty decent. It definitely does not feel like your traditional underwear as it is bamboo fiber. If i had to describe them, I would say it feels more like a silk than rough cotton. It does not rub the skin and does not shrink in the machine wash which is great. It does have an odd smell when you open it so the one thing I will say is to wash all of them before trying them on. It allows them to air out as the box really condenses the underwear and wrinkles them. It felt nice after taking them out of the wash. What is nice about these is that it does not ride up my leg and chaff when I am running. It does not chaff the skin very much. The material tends to hold up pretty well even after going through the wash and dry. The only thing that is interesting is that the bands do not wrinkle up and provide an tight but comfortable feel. It fits very neatly and does not feel extremely tight around my leg or hips. I use them in work outs to and they do absorb sweat but they do not stick to my skin. Overall these briefs fit as expected and are very comfortable. The material honestly feels very interest considering it is not silk nor cotton. I am able to move very easily in these and without about stitches or anything ripping.

Good, excellent! Use for sleeping at night time.

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Personally I preffer the long legged ones these feel like they roll still

They came out of the pack okay. But losing their shape after first wash.Bummer.

These undies are really comfortable. Bamboo is softer than Cotton and helps to wick sweat away. Would recommend anyone to make the switch.