Review on LAPASA Underwear Breathable Outdoor Lightweight Men's Clothing in Active by Shawn Trotter

Don't know the Lapasa brand? You will be surprised. If you've ever bought Ex Officio boxer shorts, you'll be familiar with them. I found them while digging through Revain and I have yet to find the difference between them and almost all of my favorite ex-officio versions, except for the price. Ex officio is usually around $18-$20 a pair, but for me they cost $8 a pair. Same materials, same fit, same design, same fabric, same belt. The biggest difference is that the Lapasa versions are slightly shorter on the leg (a shame!) and a shade darker than the Ex Officio, but in a good way. What I like: They have great coverage and a longer inseam than Uniqlo. and quite comfortable. They have a gusseted design, with the butt seam running around the seat, creating a seamless fit that wraps around the cheeks on the sides. It seems like a simple thing but feels great which makes me wonder why it has never been done before? I also think the legs stay in place better because the extra fabric offers a little more support. What I don't like: Like Ex Officio, Lapasa underwear has more fabric than Uniqlo or some others, so they don't pack. like a little. They also take a little longer to air dry, but that's not a problem. Value: At half the price of Ex Officio and 100% quality, Lapasa is a much better deal. I'm still testing them, but I haven't noticed any of the wear and tear I've seen on the Ex Officio, which started rolling very early (which is disappointing for $18 boxers). So far I have zero complaints.