Separatec Men's Boxer Briefs Dual Pouch, Stretch Underwear Bamboo Fibre Moisture-Wicking Breathable Smooth Mens Boxer Shorts Long Multipack

I've tried numerous types of boxer shorts that were supposed to hold you in but they always let you down. At last I have found some boxers that actually do what they say. Comfortable and have separate areas for your tackle so you don't fall out every time you wear them. They are probably a little more expensive than some other brands but what price do you put on comfort. I'll be purchasing some more as they're the best I've worn.

Top quality product, would recommend and buy again.

Very expensive, especially for a brand that I haven't heard of, but they do seem to be good quality. They are tight fitting without being either uncomfortable or restrictive. They look good and the fabric is soft and wicking and breathable (bamboo). I wish they were cheaper, but other than that I really can't complain.

These are really comfy, great fabric. Early morning requires a slight wiggle dance to get the bits in the right places. Slightly awkward replacing everything if using the front fly, but I’m getting used to it. Thoroughly recommended.

As a bigger guy, finding decently priced underwear that fits properly and doesn’t squish your meat has been a challenge in the past. Thankfully this underwear has solved all the problems I had and I can finally rest easy knowing that I don’t have to constantly adjust myself, deal with chafing or random slip outs and sweating. The pouch is comfortable and it definitely enhances the appearance of my bulge. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to regular underwear again

The pants have more than enough room to keep the separate bits cool and comfortable there is no noticeable chaffing the quality shows, the hole size is perfect and the exit hood works to a tee, but the waistband does unfortunately rollover hence the four stars the underwear has a excellent fitting and and although a bit pricy it is acceptable, ideal length of leg performance cannot be faulted all in all a great set of underwear well designed a credit to the manufacturer.and got excellent stretchiness. J.

Finally!! Women have no idea how difficult it is to shop for comfortable boxers in the UK. These are soft, smooth and provide the space for your tackle. I've ordered another 7 pairs. The special thing about these is the pouch for your package. Most boxer shorts aren't tailored to provide enough support or space up front - but the Seperatec boxers have ample. So no crushed nuts or squidged knob. Love them already. Great value for the price. My 1st order was just three pairs of grey, size M. But, as I said, I've now ordered a multi colour pack of 7 for £47 - which in the men's world of shopping for boxers, is very good value.

The very short review, as underwear, these are an abomination. As underwear, they are by far the most awkward and uncomfortable I've ever worn. There is a reason I say "as underwear", which I'll get to in a minute. First lets cover the positives, as there's only two of them. The fabric is incredibly soft and silky feeling. They also appear to be very well made with lovely stitching and finishing. According to the leaflet in the box, these have a support pouch because without support gravity can pull everything down which can be uncomfortable and lead to varicocele. They also say as each anatomical part has it's own separate space, it helps keep everything cool, reduces friction and moisture build-up which also means no more adjustments. I think I must have been wearing different underwear. So first things first, I'll admit, having bits in pouches, bits stuck through holes, there was always going to be some odd sensations and a bit of a learning curve. As far as support goes, there wasn't any. The fabric is lovely and soft and stretchy, which by definition means, no real support. so after putting them on, the first thing you notice is everything moves. In fact it moves about the same amount as if you weren't wearing any underwear at all. (I now see what they really mean when they say you'll forget you're wearing underwear.) I actually found everything tended to move more than not wearing underwear. Having things in two different pouches also meant they could move in two different directions at the same time, which is a decidedly unsettling sensation. I also found that the front pouch that you have to fill via the hole... Well it tends to pull the contents up and out, so there's nothing subtle about the look. The pouch is also far wider than anyone could possibly need, but not all that long, so depending on the exact design of your undercarriage, you may or may not find the sizes suitable. Add to this the waist level. If you wear them closer to your hips, like normal underwear, you're going to have gaps and loos fabric around the groin and gusset, so more flapping, and more adjustments. They seem to be designed to be pulled up closer to the navel, which does mean they fit nicely, and gives a slight amount of support (until the move) but also means the contents of the two pouches is thrust up and out even further, which will limit the type of pants you can wear, unless you want everyone you meet to be addressing your crotch instead of your face. Speaking of wearing pants. The front pouch is only a single layer of fabric thick, so depending on the amount of stretch required to hold everything, they can become ever so slightly see-thru. Probably not a major issue in underwear, but something to be aware of. The larger issue of this, thin fabric, single layer whilst everything is pushed up and out, it does mean that the delicate parts of the front pouch get to be left at the perfect angle to rub against your trouser seams, which then means everyone around you gets to see exactly where all the blood is heading to investigate the source of this constant stimulation. Between the pouch system and the very soft fabric, these suffer from the same issues as other types of underwear, there's every bit as much adjusting involved because things tend to wander off and don't stay where you left them, it doesn't take a whole lot of movement before you find the legs have moved up, the waist has moved down and you end up looking like you're wearing trunk style whilst feeling like you're wearing a thong. So if anything there's more adjusting involved, none of which can be done subtly in public. (although I'll admit, I'm not sure any adjustments in that area can ever be considered all that subtle). At the beginning I kept saying "as underwear". Other than having to keep correcting the legs and waist, they are actually very nice to use for low impact activities like yoga, Pilates or Tai Chi when performed alone so you don't have to wear anything over them.