UPDATE: January 2016 - After 6 months, most of the pairs are stretched way out and they don't really fit. After only a few months, the waist bands began unraveling. I get that you get what you pay for, but what's the point in paying for underwear that will start falling apart in 2 or 3 months!? I still have Jockey boxer briefs that are JUST starting to go threadbare after 4 years!These are very comfortable and breathe well. The ONLY thing I've found that I dislike is that roughly %30 of them…

Sigh, I really wanted to love these and hoped when I ordered them that they would: (1) not ride up on the legs, (2) be comfortable, (3) fit as described, and (4) be reasonably durable.My initial impressions were that (1) they do not ride up on the legs (which is still true after three and a half months) but with regard to (2) comfort - the seams on the inside of the boxer briefs were not particularly comfortable against the back of your legs/butt. If you adjust the briefs just right the seam…

I was looking for some good non-cotton underwear to run and backpack in. I found these and mis-read the description before ordering, I'm glad I did. I didn't realize the mistake until I took them out of the package and they felt like really thin cotton. I read the package and realized I'd ordered the 95% cotton ones instead of the mostly spandex ones. But since I had them I figured I'd at least use them. They are the greatest underwear I've ever owned in my life. I'm still going to get a pack…

The color is great, and they stay snug all day, both of which are great. I'm used to my underwear sitting a bit higher on the waist, but I don't mind wear these sit. Not a big deal. Sometimes they do seem to pinch and pull at my leg hair in the back which can be uncomfortable. Would definitely buy again though.

Got this for my oldest kid and he said they were a bit small. He's either growing faster than I realized or they are a bit smaller than expected. Ended up giving them to my younger son. He says they were ok but he prefers the other brand I ordered (Hanes Ultimate X-Temp). Probably won't purchase again. Nothing specifically wrong with them, the Hanes just were more comfortable and were around the same price.

These are as comfortable as your discount store branded boxer briefs and the look nice. They seem durable after washing and hold their shape well. They do run a bit on the small side. If you're at the top end of your size range, go a size larger.

Right out of the bag, Bolter boxer briefs are as form fitting as Jockey brand, but there is a noticeable difference in quality. After the se

Due to the advice of others, I ordered the next size up for my son. He is a 32 waist, and I ordered the Large. He LOVES these, and he has a little room to grow in case he still is growing - at almost 17, he's taller than any other family member. :-) He has tactile sensitivities as he's on the spectrum, yet these did not cause him any issues.

I like them, bought second pak but mostly to see if they'd hold up better if I wore each pair less frequently. I am a cyclist and have big thighs so I feared I'd wreck the thighs pretty fast. (No, I don't wear them while cycling.) The legs are holding up pretty good but my bigger concern is the waist band. It's very light and seems to be stretching out kinda fast.For the price they are very good briefs, but I wish the waist band was a bid more substantial.

Love these so far. I did end up seeing a small hole appear in the thigh area of one of them, after only a couple of weeks now of owning them. But the rest look and feel great. Would recommend.