ExOfficio Men's Give-N-Go Sport Mesh 6" Boxer Brief

I wore these boxers for one day and had major pilling issues.The boxers fit comfortably, but as you can see in the attached photos, the fabric clings to itself and needs to be separated forcibly to continue wear, causing serious pilling in the fabric.I contacted ExOfficio and they told me that I would need to send my underwear in for warranty claim. They would not cover warranty shipping return, and said they do not currently accept photographs for warranty claims.For the price of these boxers, "Made to Adventure," I wasn't expecting to encounter these issues after just one wear.I'd love to give the product another chance, but not if I have to pay to ship back my already pricey boxers.

These are the best and coolest (temp) boxers I've found for the price.Duluth Trading Buck Naked Performance Boxers are slightly more comfortable, feel more durable, don't ride up as much, wedgie less, and are a better Valvue IF you order $50 or more and get the free shipping from Duluth.If you can't get ahold of the Duluth, these ExOfficio Boxers are certainly the best on Amazon at least. Exofficio Give-N-Go is inarguably superior to any Cotton Boxers. Quit wearing cotton boxers!!!! Trash your cotton sock while you're at it.Extra info: I wasnt impressed at all with Duluth Armachillo, they're not cooler than any other boxers IMO, and they ride up and wedgie so easily I regret buying 2 pairs.

Let me start by saying I am a huge fan of ex officio underwear. I have purchased many pairs of the boxer style in the past, but this is my first purchase of boxer-briefs. I've had them for a few weeks, and I noticed something odd. On the inside of the legs, they get stuck together, almost like velcro. Like I have to physically pull them apart since the two fabric of the two legs get hooked together. At first I thought they might need to be "broken in" or something, but its still happening and its caused the fabric to pill up and start showing little tiny fibers. The best way I can describe it is they look like an old sweatshirt now, even though I've only worn them a handful of time. By contrast I have Ex Officio boxers that are like 7 years old and still going strong. It was pretty difficult to capture the issue in a picture, but I tried. Hopefully it's some odd product defect, but I purchased two pairs and both are doing it, so idk. Hopefully someone from Ex Officio reads this and reaches out, because I really do love your products, but I feel these aren't up to your usual standards

I'm a slightly overweight guy who sweats a ton. I was worried that I'd have problems on a recent, long trip to Cambodia and Vietnam during the summer (on that side of the world.) These undies met and exceeded my expectations. The wicking features kept me cool and dryish in the humid 100F+ temps. Once I got back into AC they dried (on my body) very quickly, so I wasn't walking around with swamp butt all day. They wash and dry quickly and easily in a hotel sink. You could travel with just a couple of pair for a long trip with no problems. I'm replacing all my comfy cotton undies with these bad boys. This summer looks to be a scorcher.

I thought these would be great for my husband. I bought these and the orange ones. These had major sticking pillage between the legs. (The orange ones faired better)They were worn on our trip to Mongolia. Yes they were quick to dry but to be so worn out after less than 11 days of being worn and only hand washed is disappointing. It prevented chaffing but is ready to be thrown out. The material is shot.

I have purchased several of these over the past couple of years. They are a bit expensive. The last few I purchased had a different waist band than what is pictured. The earlier ones had a substantial all black waist band that performed well. The latest ones have a different band with a gray inside color. These are lighter and much more likely to fold over and can bit a bit. The new band might work well for you 6'3 fellas with a 32" waist. If you have more common features these can be slightly uncomfortable. For the money, I hope they return to the original band.

I was really disappointed in these. After wearing them once they were having EXTREME piling issues and had managed to get tangled with themselves - the fibers are all balled up w my sweatpants fabric. They look ratty and nasty and I would be embarrassed for any woman to see me wearing them.plus: i have to wash them by hand?? thats hardly practical or convenient.after trying several more expensive briefs, i'm going back to Me Undies.

Used these while walking the Camino in Northern Spain - walking 20 - 30 kilometres per day - within a few days the fibres at the crotch became '' knitted '' together and '' balled '' and uncomfortable to wear .Might be ok if just sitting in a bus but not for active wear !They seem to be advertised as quick drying nylon - which they are - but I found Under Armour underwear much better - dry as quickly - and much more comfortable and durable for long day hikes.

Most comfortable pair of boxers I've ever worn! I wore these on a long day of travelling, including in hot weather. The next day I returned to cotton boxers and was heartbroken at how much of a difference there was. I've just ordered a second pair as I'm going travelling in Australia and I expect these will help minimize chafing and discomfort which can be an issue with cotton boxers in hot countries. They also look pretty good!

Nothing to dislike! Excellent garment and as boxer underwear...the best. Material ensures comfortable fit with no bulky build up, as with pure cotton!

These are possibly the most comfortable underpants I've worn, but the quality is really poor. Like other reviewers I've found that they started pilling on the first wear and the threads stuck to the stitching like Velcro. Don't expect I'll get a very long life out of them at all.

very breathable and comfy. last pretty well.