Like favorite TV shows, all of my previous favorite cotton boxers seemed to get canceled. When I couldn't get my last go to brand anymore I tried some of the more expensive brands. and was happy with what I got. However, $20 per pair is a little pricey for day to day wear in my opinion. I tried a couple less expensive brands and was less than satisfied. They seemed cheap and weren't very comfortable. Then I tried Bolter. Light weight, durable and fit great. These are by far the best I've worn…

I love boxers but hate boxer-briefs, so I was very happy to find these performance boxers. They are much more comfortable than I expected. I travel a lot and I can wash these in a sink and they can be dry in a couple of hours or less. And they are durable. After lots of travel they still are like new.

Well, got these and didn't realize they were mesh material. Not too bad but I'm a 100% cotton guy and well these fit fine and I like the feel of cotton not mesh on my junk. Guess they can be used as a lounging around the house shorts.

I waited a few months to review because while they were great right away, I wanted to see what use and washes would do to them. I can report that they've stood up just fine and seem as good as the day I got them! Some reviews pan the mesh feel, but I love it as it doesn't feel as close fit as a cotton boxer brief.

I am looking for a replacement to the Revain Basic boxers that fell apart.The fabric here is like a swim suit liner. The weave is open and coarse. However, I did not really notice it against my skin. The open weave would be great in high heat/high humidity.The cut of the boxer is strange, so the fit is strange. You can tell by looking at them. They legs and seat rode up during wear for this strange cut. These are not for me.

I have other brands that are "performance boxer briefs” they wick very well.I bought these because I wanted a looser fit (so as not to squeeze my… "parts”) . They are comfy in that regard; however, they absorb sweat rather than wick sweat.