Review on 🩲 Adidas Performance Climalite Thunder Men's Active Underwear by Troy Early

worn like the elastics on your favorite pair of underpants in search of the perfect spare pair. That's impossible, of course - nothing compares to our wonderful old, shapeless, fragile knick-knack that took 10 years of washing to put in order. Trouble is, the wives are always trying to sneak up on them, and the poor old grays don't like sports any more than we do. So how the heck are we supposed to navigate the endless conflicting reports of length, construction, binding, soaking and riding over? Well your search is over. The Adidas Sport Performance Climalite 9" (and only this variety) is the underwear you've been looking for, whatever your level or activity. It really excels in size and function, the perfect combination of sports car and luxury sedan for all-day wear Performance with stunning comfort at work. They fit like a glove and yes, you'll forget you're wearing them. Waist 31-32", muscular but not a Kelvin model (damn, my legs are well shaped from years of use Finding weightlifting and underwear that is not loose in the waist and tight in the legs will be a challenge in years, and all my early weightlifting and heavy physical activity has turned into "fitness” and "wellness.” In other words, me still weightlifting and running more than so young doy and dumb kid.As a teacher I am also on my feet and moving all day.Generally I need underwear e that stays in place when I'm lifting weights, doing cardio, running or just moving at work, and so will you. And no matter what I do, if I have to "grab" and reach the ends or crotch through my pants to fit in (uncool at school and worst of all when running), then panties won't fit. t to the task. Regardless of the activity, they must be functional and comfortable at all times, otherwise they end up in the bin. With the Adidas SPC 9 in the gym I never have to "stretch" except after squats and just to allow them a quick change of position on the quad; The only pair of briefs that never ride up are real briefs, and of course you sacrifice step comfort and breathability. Adidas 9 do not step up. They also don't cling to your clothes or sportswear like other underwear does. For example, I really like my penguins, but they're in second place now and they don't work for the movement. I only reach for them when my adidas are really dirty. Just bought my third pair of Adidas pairs to make sure I always have a clean pair. Running underwear is often a contradiction in terms. Underwear advertised for running is definitely overpriced, has seams in bad places, is the wrong size, or is stitched. The Adidas SPC 9 eliminates all of that as well. It doesn't snag or pinch, it doesn't slip or slide, it's highly moisture-wicking, breathable, stays dry and moves with you better than any running underwear I've worn, bar none. Regarding. Seams, they're flat enough to dodge your radar. Sometimes I have to turn my panties inside out to avoid sawing the seams (working with shirtmakers, hear?), but I don't have to with this one. I saw another reviewer mention that a wide fit in the bathroom would be good but would give comfort and performance in exchange for more seams and issues. They're light and strong because they don't include a fly and I like them that way. I love her for work. I've also seen the word "compression" in reviews and while I don't find them as compressive as actual compression garments, the Adidas SPC9 fit really well. Combined with a smooth, synthetic feel, they are elegant, fit perfectly and, in turn, are unforgettable. I especially like that they are suitable for both sports and casual wear as I use them from work to the gym or later for running. They also come in a variety of colors and belt designs, making it easy to see which pairs are ready to be worn or washed. Price: I played around with the color options to get the best price, around $18. Sounds like a lot, but I think you'll agree that your privates are worth it. I've had my first pair for two years now and there is no difference between them and my new ones. Do you want to keep investing in underwear that you need to replace? I don't have enough money to buy cheap stuff - buy it right. The construction of these underwear is fantastic, none of them have a protruding thread or scratch. All in all, the Adidas SPC 9 is the only underwear you can buy. The other cowards in my drawer are nervous now - they all know it's only a matter of time for them. Good luck and as always my brothers all the best to your waist-high satisfaction.