STEP ONE Mens Underwear Trunk Briefs, 1 Pair, Underwear for Men, Moisture Wicking, 3D Pouch + No Ride Up Trunk Briefs for Men

Comfortable, supportive, and fit nicely. Wash well. Good quality. Will buy more.

Extremely comfortable, keeps everything in place without gimmicks, don't ride up, no aggravation thanks to its anti-chafe design. Not perfectly sweat-free in the latest heat wave, but you've got to be realistic. My only reflection is that the waist band is quite snug (not uncomfortably so); I'm 38-40 waist so bought XL. I've tried other brands - SAXX, All Citizens, Ex Officio, Uniqlo Airism - and these beat all of those hands-down for comfort.

I sold these and bought the boxer versions but this is still a fav of mine and a five star to only issue i did have was them sliding up

I dont know why this 'brand' Step one are so costly. Yes they are nice and comfortable - who wears uncomfortable undies? There are numerous suppliers of bamboo based underwear and it does produce outstanding products BUT at £17 for one pait - I should have got a free Panda for such a mind boggling price. I have used other bamboo brands and very happy with all of them- £25-30 for 3 pairs whereas I did not read the details closely enough to see that £17 is for a single item or £51 for 3 pairs- double the cost of products I would swear by as I am now swearing at myself for such a costly error- when I opened the small delivery bag I almost fell over when a siungle pair of undies fell out- teaches it is always better to read, read again and compare with similar products and not bung money because I didnt read the details correctly - YOU HAVE BEEN WATNED !!

I always buy these, im a big bloke and they are perfect for stopping chaffing and are very comfy!

My other half Cycles to work every day, 5 days a week and needs to have extra support as he gets Varicous veins and this can cause significant discomfort. So hes been having to wear briefs for years since his diagnosis. So when I heard about Boxer Briefs being a thing (dont judge me, I just thought they were fancy boxers) I decided to have a good look around and find a decent brand that would support him and stop the rubbing that comes with the stresses of cycling daily.After scouring the many, many listings on Amazon, I find the Step One brand of boxer briefs. They look alright and after looking into the description and reviews, seemed to suggest that they would be good for my other half and his specific needs.Now I was on the fence when I looked at the price. I honestly almost left it there at that point, not wanting to effectively waste a considerable amount of money on one pair of these things (I could buy multi-packs in supermarkets for less probably). There was the added risk of my particularly picky Fiancé who is not the easiest to convince to try something new. But, then I read that the company will accept a return on your first purchased pair if you are not happy with them, even if you have worn them!So I take the plunge and buy a pair, which are named Juicy Plums (giggles all round from me, I know I am an immature woman) and after they arrive I present them to HRH letting him know that he should at least try them because he has nothing to lose and that I’ll be able to get my money back if he doesn’t like them.He smirks at them but gives them a try. “They’re comfortable” he says. Good sign, but hes not ridden in them yet, so I tell him to give them a wear while cycling and so he does.Long story short: I have since brought 5 more pairs for him as he likes them so much and may have to consider throwing a lot of old briefs away.As a side note, you can wash these at 30 in your machine and can tumble dry them too. So far I haven’t seen any shrinkage or damage from any of the pairs I have brought.

I bought these for my husband, expecting the usual grim ritual: him sighing, poking at the waistband, muttering something about “compression zones” and “why do they always ride up.”Instead, he emerged from the bedroom like a man reborn. Nay—a man rebottomed.These trunks are a triumph. The fabric? Soft as angel gossip. The fit? Snug but not strangling—like being lovingly cupped by a team of retired Swiss butlers.Colour-wise: blue. Not “corporate Zoom shirt” blue, not “haunted swimming pool” blue—no, this is the blue of confidence. The blue of a man who knows where his keys are and remembers bin day. A leader. A legend.Washing? They survive our hard-water, toddler-wrath laundry cycles like grizzled veterans. No sag, no fade, no spontaneous unraveling in public.To conclude: these trunks turned my husband into a Greek statue with Wi-Fi access. Would buy again. Already did. Might buy more, just in case society collapses and we must rebuild civilization with well-panted men.

They came up small,if only could return for next size up.

The STEP ONE Men's Boxer Shorts are hands down the best boxers I’ve ever worn! From the moment I put them on, they felt incredibly lightweight—almost like wearing nothing at all. The material is super soft, stretchy, and breathable, making them ideal for all-day comfort.One of the biggest highlights is the moisture-wicking ability. They stay dry, absorb sweat efficiently, and prevent chafing, which is a game-changer, especially in warm weather or during workouts. No uncomfortable dampness, no riding up—just a perfect fit that stays in place.The quality is top-notch, and you can tell these are built to last. Whether for daily wear, sports, or lounging, these boxers are simply perfect. If you want ultimate comfort and breathability, look no further. Easily 5/5!

Step One underwear are light and very comfortable.They are true to their word when they say the underwear wicks moisture away. You don't even notice you are wearing underwear. That's how comfortable they are. I highly recommend them.

Good fit, comfort

Good quality one of only products on Amazon not from Temu

I purchased these and a medium, and they fit true to size. I wish they had a quick fly when using the restroom. I have to literally take my pants down. They fit like a glove though and I love them. 😍 if they came out with a fly, I would probably try them.