ExOfficio Give-N-Go 2.0 Sport vs Smartwool Merino 150 Boxer Brief - Men's

Those are really very comfortable and a better, standard type, fit for a guy who doesn't do many sit ups.

Let's be honest, who doesn't want a pair of ultra soft boxer briefs to keep you comfortable, cool and dry as you tackle your day, these lightweight br...

Comfortable and lightweight fabric. Quick-drying is good for travel. Sizing is not so great as they run quite large. I have a 29-30" waist and size Small is still quite big and saggy

I am a six foot, six inch guy who goes on lots of back country adventures. I purchased these to explore moving from synthetic clothing to natural fibers. After a summer backpacking trip in the Colorado wilderness and a rafting trip down the Grand Canyon, I am very impressed with these boxers. Smartwool definitely lived up to their sterling reputation with these boxers

If you do a lot of guided travel on buses and ships and are a guy you need these. Comfortable and easy to wash. They can be washed in a hotel room and will dry overnight. I have 4-5 pair that I use on these trips

I purchased one pair of these to see if they would serve the same purpose and for the most part, they do. The waist band is larger, which isn't an issue, but unlike the previous model that had a flat seam along the bottom of waistband, there are a couple of vertical flat seams in the waistband that could be a problem if you load weight along this area. No complaints other that that, great pair that is comfortable.

These don’t fit as well as my reg give and go exofficio briefs. These have less fabric on the butt and for athletes like me I don’t want to have to adjust every time I bend over or squat

Too small. Too snug. Shorter on the torso and too snug in the junk area. Why the shrinkage of real estate Smartwool? I've worn SW for years, and now you get skinny jeans fit?

Light weight, dries fast, great travel item. My only downside is the price, on the expensive side but I'm still wearing my last pairs that I bought years ago.

Unfortunately that’s not the case, even though I’ve had great success wearing their socks for years now but I digress. 50 dollars almost feels like highway robbery at this point I’m about 95% sure I could spend 50 dollars on value packs of underwear today and never have to buy underwear again in my life. If you’re considering buying this you better be rich, or never spend 50 bucks on this pair of underwear.

I have purchased these several times for my husband and he really likes them. They are expensive but, But definitely last a long time. They do well and the machine to be washed.

Either they didn't feel right next to my skin or they were just too hot. (4) They must keep their shape and wear well over time. The winners all do that. The honorable mentions all do that except for the Tommy John Cotton and Izod Lacoste Cotton Modal which tended to wear quickly