Underwear Testing Range

Took them on the range on 3/6/22. In the woodworking shop, wife and I loaded, transported and re stacked a trailer load of cedar lumber, running the tractor and grading the driveway. Was out hiking in the mountains digging ramps later in the day.

Additional days on the range:

• 3/7/22 – 10 hour day at work with 3 hour total commute travel. Was on and off heavy equipment all day
• 3/18/22- 10 hour day at work operating D6 and roller.
• 4/6/22- 10 hour day at work on excavator all day
• 4/30/22 10 hour day at work on excavator all day
• 5/16/22- 10 hour day at work on excavator all day

The micromodal fabric is very soft on the skin. It’s very stretchy but still form fitting. It’s thin but not quit see thru. If stretched out you can vaguely see thru to the skin. (See photo 2). It breathes and wicks moisture very well. I felt no rubbing, pinching or pulling of body hair and no chafing. (See leg notes on bunching)

Update: They remain as soft and stretchy as when I took them out of the package. The material shows no sign of fading, pilling or ware. They are laundered after each wear. They are still holding their shape and I haven’t had any wedging.

The waistband’s material is soft and smooth and feels nice to the skin, no little ridges to dig in. The width is a nice wide width so again it doesn’t dig into skin. The quality appears to be well made and doesn’t roll over when I bend over. It’s snug enough to keep it in place. No reach around and pull up maneuvers needed after standing up from bending over.

Update: The waistband continues to hold is form. No signs of ware, folding or wrinkling.

The legs are very comfortable and the inseam at bottom holds well around the leg even though it has no additional banding material. It’s simply a stitched over fold of the main material. The inseam doesn’t cut into skin. The length is nice if your wanting more coverage than a trunk or briefs. I have not experienced any ride up with all the bending, movement or from being jostled around riding in equipment. Again the fabric didn’t pinch or pull the hairs on my legs. Note: There was a little wrinkling in the legs when wearing the size large but none with the size medium.

The pouch is a nice comfortable feature. (Wondering why this idea in underwear design took so long for mankind to come up with). The micromodal fabric is very soft on the guys. The pouch kept the guys well supported during all my physical activities throughout the day. Most important it kept them in place whilst being bounced around in my equipment seat. The pouch design lifts and holds the genitals forward and away from the body while standing and walking which in turn eliminated the uncomfortable rubbing of the genitals against the inner thighs when when walking a lot. I didn’t have to make any Michel Jackson crutch adjustment moves either. The pouch size could be just a tad larger. You will get a nice bulge effect with these, especially with no or loose fitting pants or shorts. (See Photo 3). There’s no fly access, but that’s not a big deal to me. You have to reach and pull back in some fashion to do your business anyway, rather it be a pull down from the top or pulling back a horizontal or vertical flap.

As an overall score, these are a great pair of underwear. They are comfortable going from relaxing to very active physical task. The fabric and waistband combination is very comfortable. Even at the end of a long day you hardly notice you have them on. They appear to be well made and thus far, durable, even though I have only had each size on about 3 times at this point.