SeparatecDual Pouch Underwear for Men Moisture Wicking Breathable and Soft Men's Underwear Boxer Briefs with Fly 3 or 6 Pack

See bottom for update :)I used to wear generic target brands because that's what my parents bought me. I grew up, and moved on to underarmor and Calvin Klein. I saw an advertisement for a certain famous ball hammock underwear brand on Instagram, and thought "dang, that looks comfy" but then saw it was CRAZY expensive, even more than Calvin 🤣. I ended up buying a few pairs regardless, and a few weeks later after doing some research on reddit, someone suggested THIS brand. Oh. My. Goodness. I never knew separating both my junks, would be so FREE. And the material for this underwear is REALLY NICE. It's soft, and it's very cool! I got medium, because I wear medium, fit me perfect. And the price is so much better than the OTHER brand I bought. Won't name names, but it rhymes with dynasty and starts with an S lol. Man, seriously guys this is some good frigging underwear. I'd say, the material is very light and breathable, and the way the flap works around ur ding dong is made where it let's air in and out, but still covers ur stuff, idk how to explain it, but it's so good. One thing is, and this might be a legitimate problem for some, is the hole for ur stuff does require u to have a reasonable size thing. Like if it's micro, it may literally not fit, making it kinda useless. Also, the ball hammock part, you gotta actually situate by pulling the underwear up a bit. Basically don't have a small pp, and don't sag ur underwear like a child lol.Edit: 2024 Feb, no holes, still comfy, and with it being so comfy, so soft, and keeping my stuff separate, I've had zero sweat issues, and zero smell issues. Best amazing product ever I swear to God 🤣Edit: my last edit, 2025 April.The underwear has stretched, and no longer holds the compression shape. It happens, but I've had underwear hold the compression shape for many many more years. I think it's because it is bamboo (i might be pulling that out of my butt) so it's not has durable I suppose as nylon, but it breaths so much better that it feels very worth the trade off, and don't get me wrong, still no holes, I wear them all still lol, they are just a lil loose now. I think it would be cool if we got more fabric choices with this brand! Still a 10/10 product!OKAY REAL LAST EDIT: OH MY GOD THEY DO HAVE DIFFERENT FABRICS. LETSGOOOO

MY QUESTMy old underwear seriously needed replacement. I figured that now was a good time to look at updated styles. Thus began my quest for the “perfect” underwear.RESEARCH AND RESEARCH CRITERIAI read countless reviews on other products before deciding to purchase these. I looked at Sheath, David Archy, Band of Thieves, Bamboo Cool, just to name of few. I even took a look at Tani, but I don’t think that was ever seriously on the table because I’m not about to spend upwards of $45 for ONE pair of underwear. My research criteeria was comfort, durability, fit for my personal body type, price, and day-to-day wear when walking, standing, sitting, etc. A minor consideration was appearance.COMFORTThe first thing that steered me to try these was the incredible reviews about the softness of this product’s bamboo fabric. I was curious about the hype of bamboo fabric. Believe me, I was not disappointed. These Separatec are softest underwear I have ever worn.DURABILITYThat leads me to my next criteria: Durability. I noticed that Bamboo Cool repeatedly had men complaining that their Bamboo Cool brand fell apart after several washings (and they posted pictures to prove it). Men reviewing Separatec repeatedly remarked that their experience on durability was excellent. I noticed that after my wife washed these boxer briefs for the first time, they looked exactly like they did when I took them out of the box.FITOf course, every body type is different. For me, the size medium is true to size and as expected. Logistically, there is definitely a learning curve (please pardon the pun). However, for me, once I got accustomed to the pouch technology, the excellent comfort was undeniable. An interesting comment my wife made is that shopping for the right fit for men’s underwear seems be getting as complicated as shopping for the right fit for a woman’s bra.PRICEYes, these are a little steep compared to Hanes, etc. However, for me, it’s worth it. Sheath brand has similar technology, but they are more expensive. Men rave about Tani’s Swiss supima cotton, but there is no way I’m going to spend $45 for ONE pair of underwear (moreover, some men said they were just “meh”.)DAY-TO-DAY WEARAs for day-to-day wear, my experience is that these boxer briefs remain comfortable no matter what position I’m in. I want to mention that I have also tried a new Separatec product, the Cool Dry Sport Performance Underwear 8” Boxer Briefs which are also sold here on Amazon. These excel when it comes to athletics, hot weather, or any physical labor where you tend to get sweaty and need a quick-drying fabric.APPEARANCEMy taste is very conservative. I purchased these boxer briefs in black with two subtle “racing stripes” on either leg (red, green and blue). My wife likes the way they look and that’s good enough for me.FINAL THOUGHTSIt’s pretty hard to ignore the fact that this product has, as of October 19, 2021, nearly 6,500 reviews and 4 1/2 stars. If the pouch technology and bamboo softness sound good to you, than you might find these to be a good fit. I certainly was not disappointed.UPDATE 6/11/23: Just a quick tip: If you are concerned about the seam of the waist band tearing, do not pull up this underwear by the waist band. As a rule, that’s a good idea for any “stretchy” type underwear.

I'm usually a boxer guy- I've never liked boxer briefs (they ALL ride up... I don't care WHAT the package says) and briefs are just... eww. No. I saw these on Kinja and figured I'd give them a shot for the gym. The novelty was interesting and made kind of a warped sense. Two pouches? Why not? Especially in humid, sweaty Southwest Florida!The pros are many here. The bamboo-derived rayon is incredibly soft and light. They fit perfectly. They actually do what the manufacturer says they do... everything has its own place, and doesn't move from there. It's actually kind of nice. And yes, these ride up too, but not as badly as most boxer briefs do, and since the material is very thin there's no sense of bulk when they do bunch up a little.The downside? Well, it's really not so much down as half-down... in providing a separate place for the frank and beans, the frank tends to sit at about a 45 degree angle. This is perfectly natural and, frankly (heh), very comfortable, but when one wears close-cut gym shorts there is definite... protuberance. In addition there is a fair amount of room for movement of the frank, which might be possibly awkward in a gym situation. (Or not... to each his own, I guess) I could actually see this being an issue with many sheer or light fabrics... no linen trousers for these bad boys!So, to recap: super comfy, light, breathable, but maybe a little more revealing than one would want in certain situations. Perfect for jeans and khakis, but maybe not so much for gym shorts unless you're okay being "that guy".

Always good and comfortable