Patagonia Men's Active Sport Boxer Brief
by Patagonia, Boxers
Patagonia Men's Active Sport Boxer Brief
Our ultra-supportive Active Sport Boxer Briefs have an open-weave mesh that provides the added benefit of air-conditioning. The seamless waistband and soft leg edges won't roll or bind. The flat-sewn gusseted 6" inseam (size M) is offset to prevent inner-thigh chafe. Fly-free, with a smooth front panel for opacity. Now made from fast-wicking, quick-drying 93% polyester that's 71% recycled; with 7% spandex for stretch. Recyclable through our Common Threads Recycling Program. Formfitting.
- 4.6-oz 93% polyester (71% recycled), 7% spandex with moisture-wicking performance. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program
- Stretch mesh provides support; open-weave mesh for airflow; wicks efficiently, dries fast
- Seamless construction
- Flat-sewn, gusseted inseam is forward-set to prevent inner-thigh chafe
- Fly-free support
- Inseam, size M, 6"
- 60 g (2.1 oz)
- Recommended Uses: Winter Runs, Cycling, Everyday Wear
Reviews - Patagonia Men's Active Sport Boxer
Dan Brown -
6/12/2008
Excellent fit, great product.
They never feel wet and always so supportive. Excellent quality.
Anonymous -
1/5/2008
Really great underwear!
These are very soft and comfortable. We will be buying more of these!!
Curt Northrup -
12/17/2007
Best Active Boxer Brief...Period
I have used the Patagonia Boxer brief for almost 5 years. The first generation was very good (stilll have them and use them) but the waistband came undone a bit. The second generation fixed that problem, but the shape didn't allow any extra room for you "anatomy" if you know what I mean. You had to pull them up a bit to gather some extra space. Now...all those issues are solved. Great material; breathes spectacularly and never ever feels wet...even when it is. The shape contours to fit the male anatomy perfectly and everything stays in place; cool and dry. It works kid of like a jockstrap, but WAY more comfy. I use them for exercise, hiking, climbing, skiing, running, and anything else. When I "pack light" and only take what I need...these are on the list. And that says a lot.
