Mack Weldon 18-Hour Jersey Boxer Brief vs Saxx Hot Shot

Other than the fabric gets HOT! Tried em around town in LA a few times, worst was on a flight where I ended up sweating like a hooker in church they made me soo hot! No longer interested in this brand.

These are the WORST! They ride up horribly, and the material is terrible, it's like a banana hammock of cooling material and gauze. It feels like a cheese grater in your crotch! I thought it was a size thing because I'm on the edge of large, they sent me a xl but it's even worse. Fruit of the looms are far better, I even have some Hanes xtemps that ride up pretty bad but those are wonderful compared to these torture devices. Do not buy these it's just a gimmick save your money and buy 6 or 8 pairs of 32 degree undies instead those are actually cooling and comfortable

Fit great, felt great all day. 3 Star review (and the reason I won’t buy anymore) is because they print the name, size and other information on the outside on the butt! Rather than on the inside where others can’t see it at the gym etc. Very weird and a complete turnoff

Two washes in and they are still tighter than my other pairs. The "Ballpark Support" is top notch as always, keeping areas comfortable but not too constricted. Overall if you are looking for underwear for the gym, these would be a go, but if you are thinking daily wear then I would opt for Saxx's Ultra or Daytripper lines instead.

It seems though they have changed. For the early orders I made a couple years ago the quality was amazing, the comfort was awesome. Everything fit perfect. The silver line was amazing

the most comfortable boxer briefs I have ever worn. Everything is held in the right place, perfectly and comfortably. No sweat

These have no room for the male anatomy. It is like they decided to make the retro look popular again. Would not buy again.

I've had other models of Saxx underwear and never had a problem, but as others have mentioned these run very small. I ordered a large which is what all the others have been, but this particular pair were so tight I could hardly get them on. I'm worried an XL might still be too small. It's an expensive way to find the right size