Under Armour Boxer Brief Mens The Under Armour Performance Underwear Boxer Brief for men delivers the freedom of a boxer with the support of a brief. A lightweight and silky construction is engineered for breathability and moisture tansport, and features a 4-way stretch for reliable recovery all day long, wash after wash.
Customer Review: Great but expensive
Ok so i put these briefs through a series of serious extreme tests since they were $18. Overall they performed well. Very comfortable and great material. The material is just as good as the heat gear t-shirts ( i own 5).

At the office: I wore theses as regular briefs under my khakis the first day. The first three hours of wearing them they really do feel as if they are not there but you feel the compression. Walking in them were great because it feels as if you have extra room in your pants and i actually felt thinner. I only felt uncomfortable when i starting moving around in my chair while working, but standing up remedied that. I also tried them with dress pants and they felt just as good. These are not loose in your ’space’ but they are not tight either. They give you freedom to move but not alot to ‘get free and out of place’

At the gym: I came home from work and went straight to the gym. I would say these are the best briefs for the gym. Total comfort through the whole routine. No riding up the thighs either. While on the treadmill i did notice feel them ride up, but it wasnt the pinching feeling. The briefs will only ride to about the middle of the thigh but then it creates a pocket for your …..package and doesnt pinch or feel weird. Not once did i feel wet or sweaty like with my cotton hanes, which are now out of my dresser. I only noticed the briefs ride on my right leg so this may not happen to most people.

In bed: The same night i took a shower and put them back on to sleep in. All i can say is WOW. I have never felt that good in bed with briefs on. No bunching, twisting, or riding and they felt like i havent worn them all day.

Basketball: No problems here at all, held up well and didnt ride up at all surprisingly. Kept me dry and cool.

So since they do ride up and the price is high, i cant give a 5. But these are great for the price. I wore them 4 days straight before giving them up for the basket. I imagine that these need to be cared for just as well as the shirts, gentle cycle and hang dry. I will most likely switch over all my briefs for these because they are great all around. I would say believe the reviews, Under Armour is great.

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