Separatec Mens Underwear with Pouch for balls Anti Chafing Underwear Men Athletic Sport Performance Long Boxer Briefs 3 Pack

OUTSTANDING!! 😍 The moment I slipped into these Separates it was sheer comfort and confidence! GR8 product and the 'Boys' love the fit! Ordering another set!

These Separatec underwear are hands-down the most comfortable I’ve ever worn. The dual-pouch design is a total game changer — everything stays supported, separated, and cool throughout the day with zero sticking or adjusting. The fabric is super soft, breathable, and lightweight, and it keeps me dry even during long workdays or workouts. The waistband doesn’t dig in, the legs don’t ride up, and the fit holds its shape perfectly after washing. I honestly didn’t expect underwear to make such a difference, but these really do. If you’re on the fence, just try them — you’ll never go back to regular briefs.

I have tried so many brands and styles of underwear, I had been watching these since they came out and, still skeptical, finally got them. THIS REVIEW IS ORGANIZED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE (BECAUSE I'M AWESOME) INTRODUCTION -- REASONS I NEED THESE--THINGS YOU MAY RELATE TO: Personally, I need some underwear with some space that holds securely because, bluntly put, there's a measuring stick in my pants. I also like to wear skinny or slim jeans on occasion so chaffing or pinching can be an unresolved issue. Otherwise, I am active in working out and running with my dogs and can run into the same issues without tight pants! #1 MATERIAL: The material is super comfy, no itching, stays where it is unless you're moving your pants around. I have sensitive skin as well. EVERYTHING is breathable but very well stitched together; you can see in other pictures. #2 BALL POUCH The ball pouch is still part of the briefs, but somehow it cradles you just right and tight without constriction or against your skin/leg. I can't explain how good that feels, finally! #3 THE ANACONDA POUCH Well, the aperture could be slightly bigger for me but I think if you're average or above you're gonna think it's great! It's not as tight as a condom for me and is more flexible. Then, the space for the main drain is roomy but secure, and the bottom openly lips around to keep everything in and act as a fly when you needa pee (the most conveniently used fly I've ever used). #4 THE PRICE $$$: I hate it. I hate hate hate spending 40$ on 3 pairs of underwear, like wtf, no dude. I despise this, so so so much. But, I have to overlook the price because everything else about these is 👌 I put 6 more pairs in my cart for next month and decided nah, I can't wait, give'm to me now I threw all my other pairs out already there's no thinking about it for me SUMMARY: the best pair of underwear I have worn in my life. Thank you science there truly is a God

First, for those of you who are deciding whether or not to purchase your first pairs of Separatec: strip down to your birthday suit, and look at your side profile in a full-length mirror. Don't do that at work or your in-laws' house, however. Look at your frank and beans - are they flat against your body? No, of course not. They protrude out, because that's how your body is made. So, why would you ever settle for any underwear that flattens frank and the beans up against your body? If that's what you've been settling for in the name of trying to save a few bucks, stop it today. Your significant other likely spends 5x more money on her undergarments than you do, so why should you feel guilty about spending a little more to make yourself more comfortable? I made the switch to single-pouch underwear just over a year ago, and it was a complete revelation. Suddenly, having to wear underwear was no longer a burden, an inconvenience, or a discomfort. It felt comfortable, and it felt natural. It truly struck a "new balance" in my life, if you'd like a hint as to my preferred single-pouch brand. Then along comes some random banner ad on a website, advertising Separatec brand products with revolutionary dual pouch technology. My brain said: "If one pouch is good, two is better, right?" My wallet said, "Pffft, a second pouch isn't worth that!" My wife said, "Sure, give it a try." As so often happens, my wife won out over my brain and my wallet, and I joined the Separatec fan club. The single pouch was great. The dual pouch is just as great, but there is a definite learning curve in terms of comfort and utility. As other reviewers have noted, it can feel like you're wearing nothing at all, which is a good thing. This next part cannot be overstated, particularly for someone who's been in a long term relationship for a long time like I have: frank and the beans have never looked better. They are very pronounced and well defined in their pouches, and it looks like the natural side-profile you see when you look at a side view in a mirror. My wife is a very big fan of the appearance, and it's paid substantial dividends in the bedroom. It's like the inverse effect of a woman wearing lingerie or a certain "victorious secret" brand of undergarments - the fire burns a little more brightly, and things get warmer as a result. Also worth pointing out - I have an ugly derrier, because, well, I'm a guy. But my wife thinks it looks great in this style as well, which I'd attribute to the spandex, and my recent aptitude to work out more frequenly. For those cheapskates like me... that's why you should pay extra for this brand - your wife / girlfriend / significant other will notice and be pleased with what they see. Back to the utility considerations: the post-urination return to home base is a whole new challenge. If you're wearing any pants or shorts with a zipper... good luck. While the end-of-the-tunnel fly is super handy when you're lounging around the house in shorts or just underwear, it's practically unusable (for me) when I have to thread it through a zippered area. So I resort to the standard "pull frank over the waistband" approach, which works fine until he has to go back into his pouch. And that doesn't happen without some effort. Perhaps I just need more practice, I'm not sure - but I can't find a natural way to do that process without cramming my other hand into my pants a la Al Bundy. That makes it difficult to pull off in a busy public bathroom. But 95% of the time in my life, I have a private bathroom (home and work), so it's usually not a concern for me. On the flip side, other reviewers have expressed concerns that the styling of Separatec's dual pouch techology makes their frank and beans noticable in whatever they wear on a daily basis. Well, unless you're wearing biker shorts all day every day, or your frank and beans are a bratwurst and brazilian nuts, I don't have a clue where that complaint comes from. I've worn these with dress pants, jeans, cargo shorts, basketball shorts, and running shorts, and I haven't noticed a thing. I've asked my wife to check as well, and she said if she really stares hard while I'm wearing running shorts, she can tell, barely. But all of the other pant/short types, she could not tell at all. Quick tip for the first-timers to Separatec: if you're on the border between sizes, go with the smaller. I am a 34 waist, and medium (32-34) fits fine, but large (36-38) was too big. Those are the standard sizes for men's underwear. I have always preferred large in other brands, mainly for the additional room for frank and the beans, but with the dual pouches, I have found that extra room isn't necessary. All that being said... This is the third style of Separatec boxer briefs I have tried, and it is not my favorite style (see last paragraph for more detail on the other styles I have tried). My biggest problem with this style - frank fancies himself an escape artist far too often, significantly more than the other two styles. For a basis of comparison, I'd approximate that I'm in the 70th percentile on length, middle of the pack on girth. The distance between the top of the waistband and the top of frank's entry portal (i.e., his individual pouch) is exactly 3", which is 3/8 - 1/2" less than the other two styles. Originally I thought that was going to be a good thing, because I felt like I had to hike the other two styles up more than I would prefer in order to discourage frank from escaping. However, the diameter of the frank pouch is only 2", which is 1/4 - 1/2" smaller than the other two styles. I also felt like the beans pouch was noticably more constrictive than the other two styles. I never noticed a problem with the beans pouch on the other two, but this one definitely afforded less room for the beans. Again, for perspective, best guess is I'm 70th percentile on beans size. I tried this style out in a variety of settings. The worst setting of all was a nearby theme park. Frank made an escape on nearly every ride, and it's not exactly convenient to coax him back into his pouch that frequently in a public setting. In retrospect, that's probably not the ideal setting to wear any dual pouch underwear in. But I cannot fathom trying to wear this style - or the other two styles, honestly - to work out. I will stick with the single pouch underwear for my workouts. The other days I tried this style, it seemed to do okay, but not as well as the other two styles. On a low contact day (think: standard day at the office), this style would probably work fine and only require a few "re-tucks," but the other two would only need one or two, tops. As much as I don't like having the waistband higher on the other two styles, I would prefer that to the regular "re-tucks" that I found this style required. My suggestions for Separatec, in case they see this? 1) In the product listings, include a photo that shows the dimensions from waistband to top of pouch, and for the pouch diameter as well. 2) Release a lower-waistband style with a pouch entry hole bigger than the 2" this style has. 3) I'm all about more lively color options. The red/gray/black combo I bought of this style looks good, especially the red stitching on the gray and black pairs. But give us some neon colors, something that will really catch the eye of our significant others! The first style I tried was High Tech Single-sided Moisture Transported Fast Dry - 45% cotton, 45% modal, 10% spandex. It's a good blend, but not my preferred - too much cotton means it wasn't fast enough to dry for me. The second one was Sport Quick Dry Performance - 77% polyamide, 23% spandex, same blend as this one, but different dimensions as detailed above. This one is my favorite thus far, and it just seemed to fit better. It wicked moisture more quickly. And frank was not nearly as deft of an escape artist as he was with the style under review here. Also, the second style (Sport Quick Dry) had side fly's, not just the end-of-the-tunnel fly. That made for a much easier post-urination return to home base.

These Separatec long boxer briefs are one of those upgrades you never knew you needed until you slip them on. The dual-pouch design gently separates everything, eliminating the dreaded stick and helping airflow on hot training days. After a sweaty HIIT session, I noticed zero chafing and none of that swampy discomfort you get with standard cotton trunks. The fabric blend is soft yet resilient, wicking moisture as fast as any premium performance shirt. Even after multiple wash cycles the stretch and shape hold true, so there is no sagging or bagging at the leg openings. The longer 8-inch inseam prevents ride-up under gym shorts, while the flatlock seams stay smooth against the skin. The waistband deserves its own shout-out. It is wide, plush, and keeps everything firmly in place without feeling like a tourniquet. I wore the dark gray pair on a weekend hike, the black pair to deadlift day, and the gray camo pair under dress pants during a work conference. In every setting they delivered cool, supportive comfort that made me forget I was wearing anything at all. At roughly forty dollars for the three-pack, Separatec punches well above its price point. If you are serious about staying dry, chafe-free, and comfortably supported from dawn patrol workouts to late-night Netflix marathons, these boxer briefs are an easy win.

The underwear is good. They are soft and comfortable most of the time. There are plenty of raving reviews so I'll stick to my differences which don't mean you shouldn't try them as they are good underwear. There are other underwear just as comfortable and that have a top hole. These don't mop the floor with those brands so it's a value at that point and these are more expensive. The flap design leaves it kind of difficult to get urinal ready through your fly. Minor gripe as you eventually gain access. There's just so much extra fabric but it's that fabric which helps with morning wood being most comfortable so it's needed. The second sac "pouch" isn't big enough and doesn't separate from you legs as good as Saxx or other brands that use flaps to put material there between the thigh and sac. I wouldn't even call it a pouch but more like recess. It doesn't cradle all sides of the balls or keep from touching the leg. I love the thought but the function doesn't come through. I also don't care for the seam placement after long walks. It's a little tender afterwards. All my issues are fixable and I hope newer versions are better.

I am updating my review to add the newer style pin hole polyamide boxer briefs with the new updated fit. My original review of the solid fabric model, which I still really like, is below as originally posted. The new models should be a separate item listing with separate reviews. In short I give the new product three stars solely because of the waist band design. It's made in there sections with nearly transparent thinner fabric in between. This folds over on itself the moment I put these on. It's ok for a little while but becomes very frustrating during the dayb while trying to keep it flat. Fit wise the new updated size chart for this suggest I wouldn't fit in to an XXL with my 44" waist. Previously I sized don to a XL on all separatec and David archy items and they fit well. I went ahead and bought XL again not knowing if it'd be too tight, but I'm happy to report that it's actually better now. I used to have bad fall out issues with the dual pouch system, but this revised sizing makes it just snug enough that this issue is mostly resolved! The fabric itself is also great, even better than the original super thin solid fabric. It's very very breathable and fast drying so I really wanted to like this new model. Unfortunately the waist band design just hinders it from being great. I am sending these back. If the original waist band was sewn on to the new fabric as is I'd buy multiple packs of these. --------------------------------------------------- Original review for the standard sport boxer briefs (solid fabric): I had previously had David Archy boxer briefs, which are really nice for the hot weather in Phoenix summers so I thought I'd give the sister brand Sepratec a try. The fabric is the same very thin synthetic moisture wicking type material. It's almost sheer to the point you could see through a single layer in the right light, but not quite. It works very well for hot sweaty weather. The concept is you have a hole to put part of your manhood in to keep things separated. There is the grower vs shower comparison and these are primarily designed for showers, of which I am not. If I wear these as intended I do not stay in the separate pouch for very long. They are still comfortable none the less. What I've found works is if I put everything through the hole. This creates a great separation from my legs and also lifts some. The fly is horizontal, you lift up from deep down below so it takes a little bit of deliberate movements to close it fully, but it does work. If you have low hangers this may not work however if you want to be covered. Overall these are very comfortable and very stretchy. I wear them often. My waist is 44" and I am able to comfortably wear an XL size in these with plenty of additional stretch left.

They work for me and very comfortable

Es mi marca favorita porque es la única que me queda justo a la medida de mi amigo y yo

Great underwear

These boxer briefs are awesome at a half the price of Sax they are twice as good. I have gotten rid of all my other underwear and replace them with these as my new favourite boxer briefs

Did as advertised , would get the cotton version next time , these will be good on really hot days

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