ExOfficio Men’s Give-N-Go Sport Mesh 6″ Boxer Brief vs Tommy John Air Mesh Boxer Brief

They are very comfortable. Durability is an issue. This is my second set of ExOfficio (others were the original travel underwear, different style), as my experience traveling with them was grea, I wanted another pair, this time with a bit of leg. I really do use just 2 pairs, for 2+weeks

I'm a big fan of my Tommy John boxer briefs. Holding up well, soft, nice fit, and the horizontal fly is brilliant.

[Exofficio Boxers ]([URL REMOVED] are the bee’s knees. I’ve been wearing them for years and they’re bulletproof.

At £14 they are nearly three times more expensive than our budget pick for about the same experience. And although our top pick is priced at £29, they can be had for as low as £19 (and they're made in Portugal, not Sri Lanka). Shipping to the UK was also very expensive at £12. Overall they are a Very Good pair of boxer briefs but they're too expensive to be a budget pick and don't quite reach the excellence of our top picks

It’s worth noting that the Ex Officio Sport Mesh underwear is totally different. Much more support, much more, ahem, room for the twins, and a better fit if you have glutes. I hated the regular Ex Officio boxers, disliked Saxx, Tommy John had zero durability, lasted with Uniqlo for a while but they always rode up and didn’t have a lot of room… then I replaced everything with a whole bunch of Sport Mesh, and haven’t had a bad day since.

Underoos - Tommy John air mesh for high activity/hot, tommy John second skin for every day, both in mid length.

The fit as a little looser than the others, and the material a little lighter-weight, but it is quite comfortable. However, of all the briefs, these are the only ones where the material is beginning to pill a little, after about two years of at least weekly use. They aren't unusable or anything, but seeing as these were the most expensive of the bunch, I'd expect a little longer lifespan before this occurred. Anyway, if you live a more easy-going life, they'd probably last a while, and being as comfortable as they are, probably worth the price

After that the other 8 pair I purchased were evidently from the seconds section. Waist too large or rides down in the rear or just does not fit correctly. I'm very disappointed in underwear that cost $35 a pair.

I am under the assumption that these folks lack the proper knowledge of how to take care of clothing. These boxers are made mostly of synthetic elastic material which are a no go for the dryer and washer. If you hand wash these boxers and hang them to dry, they don't age at all. If you wash them and don't use the dryer, expect a shorter lifespan

They're super comfortable, the inseam is the perfect length for me, and they don't ride up. I vastly prefer them to Mack Weldon, which has uses less luxurious material and has a reinforced leg band that feels constricting to me. David Archy trunks had a shorter inseam and irritated my skin. Terramar Silkskins are really close, but they have an uncomfortable reinforced waistband

I would have ordered more than two but the only downfall to these is that they are pricey.

I’m fine with the high price IF these were decent but based on my first 2 weeks wearing these, they are way overpriced for what you get.