🩲 Under Armour Boys' Big Boxer Jock - Enhanced Comfort with Charged Cotton Stretch Review

My son is happy with them (large size for average height 12-13 years old, about 5ft 2in). He wants me to order more. They were cheaper but hopefully last a while. Quality seems good.

Almost perfect! My problem is that they put labels that are supposed to be pretty and it leaves a roughness because they don't take the labels very well. The tags do not work with underwear and certainly not with sports underwear.

My son loves it. He says it's the most comfortable underwear he's ever worn. I've washed them several times and they hold up very well. The label can be easily removed with a simple pull. I'm not entirely sure what the point of the tag is, but it's easy to remove.

I bought tutus in this size on Prime Day from Amazon with an amazing discount and went up a size because sometimes underwear is smaller but I could get them in normal size. Although they are a little big they are ok and have held up well after a few washes. I saw a review of the tag but most have this tag under their armor. Hold the top with your thumb, gently tear the long tag and it comes out without damaging the boxers.

This is the only underwear my picky 9 year old son can grab. He wants them to be washed over and over again so he can wear them. Tired of doing extra laundry just to wash this I break down and buy a few more packs. I hate buying expensive underwear for a 9 year old but I think it's worth it. They are very soft and comfortable. I agree with other reviews about the label. I wish they were marked but we cut off the markings and my son doesn't seem to complain of itching where the marking was.

This is the only underwear my 10 year old will wear. He has some sensory problems (diagnosed by his mother). When it came time to upsize, I first bought some that looked like the old ones he wore. He complained that they lifted his leg and felt uncomfortable. I then tried two other brands of different sizes hoping that would fix the issues but it didn't work. I didn't want to buy them for $20 for 4 pairs but bit the bullet as they had good reviews. I bought 3 packs as he said they are very…

My son, like many others I've read about, is pretty picky about clothes these days (11 years old and a full tween), including underwear. Now, while they're expensive, they're actually not that bad when you consider the price divided by the number of pairs and overall value for money. They are high quality, breathable and comfortable. Easy to wear and wash, and in cute, masculine yet fun, kid-approved styles. (We bought the hard ones but also came with pizza, hot dogs and even bacon and eggs…