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Reddit mentions of Terramar Men's Silkskins 6" Boxer Briefs with Pouch (Pack of 3),Black,X-Large
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Terramar Men's Silkskins 6" Boxer Briefs with Pouch (Pack of 3),Black,X-Large. Here are the top ones.
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- Comfortable: Extra soft and ultra comfortable, these boxer briefs are made with 90% polyester and 10% spandex. These Silkskin Boxer Briefs are the best Mother Nature has to offer for optimal performance and extra comfort.
- Functional: A comfort cotton gusset partnered with an elastic waistband offers flexibility and additional comfort to the design while staying snug against your body
- Modern Style: The contemporary and innovative no ride inseam brings a sleek presentation to your fit
- Variety: This 3 Pack of Silkskin Boxer Briefs come in a multitude of sizes; Small, Medium and Large. As well as a variety of colors! View the size chart for a more accurate fit!
- Daily Essentials: Terramar's Everyday Essentials are for the urban go-getter, while including Terramar's rugged technology embedded in every stitch. Need something a bit warmer? Check out Terramar's Climasense line! Scroll down for more information.
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| Color | Black |
| Size | X-Large |
Underwear: I used to be an Ex-Officio guy, but these days their quality is pretty lacking. I recently picked up a tip from one of the founders of Tortuga about Terramar SilkSkins https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B06XKWKWWM/ref=cm\_sw\_em\_r\_mt\_dp\_U\_gAsuDbV21T0GV and rolled the dice on a pack (3 for only $12!). I am super impressed and have loved the comfort and ballgame of them thus far. I have only had them for a couple of weeks though, so I can not yet confirm longevity.
Duluth: In fact, all the pants I own are Duluth. When I am at home, I wear either their DuluthFlex Fire Hose cargos or 5-pocket pants (basically canvas jeans). Super comfortable, durable, and wash up awesome. When traveling, in addition to one of the aforementioned pairs, I am also going for Duluth Flexpedition pants. Those Flexpedition ones are astonishingly comfortable and look fantastic; it almost feels like cheating because they are so darn comfortable. At $90/pair they are not cheap, but still cheaper than many other "travel pants" I have tried that were nowhere near the comfort or quality.
On the subject of Duluth though, I do find their sizing to run large (which is good for me), but it is also hit-or-miss. If you are doing online ordering, I would strongly suggest ordering your size and also a size down (or up), trying them on, then return whatever does not work for you. Their mailed returns are not free shipping, but are flat-rate (I think $7). If you have a Duluth store handy, that is much better because you can try on everything there, or return online orders in-store.
Hope that helps!