Fruit of the Loom Men's CoolZone Boxer Briefs, black/Gray, Medium at Amazon Men’s Clothing store

I wanted to like these because the waist band is fairly comfortable (the band was a bit on the thinner side for my liking though) and they promised not to ride up. However, I was left feeling disappointed overall and have relegated these to laundry days because they just aren't comfortable.I tend to have larger thighs and the elastic on most boxer briefs get a workout and eventually start to ride up more as they wear out. Enter the no-ride-up boxer briefs.For some reason the black ones were okay, but the grey ones were uncomfortably tight around the thigh. It felt like there was a tight wire wrapped around my thigh. I do have to admit - they didn't ride up - but that was at the cost of comfort. I ended up having to pop a few of the threads that made up that no-ride-up section and it made it better, but then it lost some of the functionality.Beyond this major qualm of mine, they were also a bit on the thinner side, as far as material goes, and it didn't feel like these were going to last lots of wearing and washing.Overall, if you have thinner thighs, these might be okay as a decent budget option because you aren't already at the limit of the no-ride-up threading, but these weren't for me.

Price: $13.70Size: LargeColor: Assorted -- The Colors did Vary (picture: black, teal, purple, blue, gray. received: navy, gray, black, green, burnt orange)Things to Know: I'm a woman, a big one. I like men's boxer briefs for pajamas--they are snug without being tight and tend to be easy to find in cotton. This means the comfort factor is pretty good and I don't have to worry (generally) about getting underwear trying to sneak up my crack (unlike ladies' "boyshorts" which tend to get cheeky AND are rarely wide enough cover things when you're of a certain size).First impressions: Previously, I had purchased Hanes comparable boxer briefs in an XL. These turned out to be FAR too big - so I sized down, but I also switched brands, as the leg-length on these FotL were much better for what I wanted. (What I wanted: something to provide a barrier between my thighs, specifically for sleeping in.) These looked way too small to be a large. In fact, they looked a lot like a "Medium". The waist band was smaller than a Jockey bikini in medium, at least.Fit: I have 0 butt. These underwear have less than 0 butt space. I got them to clear my crack (that is, cover it) with a lil wiggling. I had to wear the waist band below my belly pouch. It's not uncomfortable, just weird (it's where I wear my ladies undies anyway). I'm reluctant to keep on wearing these but... there's no way to really... return underwear. I probably should have tried to get these in XL.Washing & Wearing: 6 months down the road, these are still in great shape. I've lost about 30 pounds, so they fit a little more comfortably.One Year After Purchase: I still wear these for sleeping. On really warm nights, they are great with a tank top and keep me pretty comfy when I sleep. All in all, they've held up nicely.