🏃 LAPASA Active Lightweight Men's Clothing: Breathable Outdoor Underwear Review

The fabric is very nice and fits well but they are small. I would recommend getting one size bigger. They are very similar to Duluth Buck Naked underwear and a little cheaper. I wanted to try them out to see how they compare to Duluth, but I'll have to wait until I wear them for a while to give an honest review. Update: I've changed my mind after a few days of wearing it. As I said in my original review these briefs are true to size, they fit very tight compared to my other briefs of the same…

I made the Exofficio Classic boxer shorts for my everyday use probably 10 years ago. They're the best I've found. During that time I had dozens of pairs. But they are expensive, and it looks like there was a production shift about 2 or 3 years ago where the fabric curls up in a way the originals didn't. So I looked for alternatives. They are very, very, VERY close to Exofficios. The seating position feels a little roomier up front - not enough to be a deal breaker, but enough to get you…

I first fell in love with performance underwear after complaining to a friend about chafing and the pain it caused. When he suggested that I try on sports underwear, I was skeptical. I didn't think it would make such a big difference. So I bought a pair of Ex Oficio underwear. They cost about $26 for ONE pair for REI. But they were AMAZING! I liked the quality but didn't like the price. After spending a lot of money on these underwear, I went in search of my favorite place on earth - Revain! --

I bought three different pairs of LAPASA lingerie to compare and below are reviews of specific products. All tests were performed on a normal office job - there are no extremes here. In general, all three pairs are a bit small. After a few wash/wear cycles, they hold up well and make a high-quality impression. Personally, I prefer the mesh fit (M16) best, although I think the M47 might be the most durable. Since I didn't really know the material difference between the kits, I've also attached a

Given all the positive reviews for this product, I find my own experience extremely disappointing. First, keep in mind that sizes may not be ideal for all body types. I have a 34" waist and ordered a medium size (listed as 32-34" waist). The waist fits me, but the underwear is quite tight in the legs and groin. Constricting points, but it's tight enough that underwear clumps up when you move, which is quite uncomfortable. But in itself that's not a serious problem as it's easy enough to swap…

Edit: Lapasa contacted me to try to improve the situation. The customer service here is top notch. The product doesn't seem to suit my needs, but I equally recognize that everyone has different tastes. You just open them up, look at them and wonder what body shape they are made for? Reminds me of "normal" t-shirts that are no longer up-to-date. Very large at the waist and hips, but then very tight at the hips and lower groin. Causes a large adjustment at the low end. The price is right compared

Wow, I'm really impressed by them. I've been using EO Give-and-Go for a number of years, change their quality and settings and overall I still like them. These from Lapasa are a great alternative - I even think they could be a bit more comfortable and fit better. The fabric is almost the same, hard to tell but maybe a little thinner. The waistband feels a little less stretchy and I expect it to wear out sooner than the EO, but time will tell. I like them enough and they are so reasonably priced