Shinesty Ball Hammock Mens Brief Underwear with Pouch for Balls, Ultra Soft Modal Underwear for Men with 0 inch Inseam

My hubby says it is quite comfortable with a larger pouch than most.

Its a good fit and can barely feel that you're wearing them. To bad its pricey or I would have a drawer full of them.

My husband said they are the most comfortable underwear he’s ever had. They launder nicely without shrinkage.

The only difference in these and a regular pair of underwear, as far as the design, is an extra piece of fabric of a different color to make you think it’s actually something special. It does absolutely NOTHING except be irritating. The elastic in the legs is so weak it stretched out after the second time I wore them. I had to keep pulling them out of my crack all day. I’m finding most of these so called “extra support” briefs are worthless. I’d rather wear a jock strap.

Comfortable - but the "hammock" isn't anything.

Hubby loves these and has begun to replace all old brand with shinesty. He says they are so comfortable and soft. Well worth the price.

I have started a quest to find the best underwear. The typical box store underwear works okay but has some limitations that are quite annoying. I am judging underwear on three qualities that I see as important. They are in order of importance: 1) The underwear does not go up the crack. Nothing is worse than having your underwear ride up and bunch in your crack. 2) It needs to support the rod so it does not get pinched over. It hurts having the tip pressed into the fabric to where you have to play pocket pool to get it back upright. 3) It needs to keep the jewels in place and not let them fall out the bottom and rub on the thighs. It also hurts to sit down to find one jewel is out and gets pinched between your underwear and leg. I did not include chafing because when things are supported correctly I don't get chafing. I have not chafed due to fabric or seams in forever. Soo, for me that is not an issue On my quest to find the perfect underwear I have done a lot of reading and after a couple of failed purchases I decided to try these. Expensive, yes. But the reviews were fantastic. So without further chatting, let's take a look using my three criteria: 1) Ride up the crack. Major Failure! Within an hour of putting these underwear on they were up in my crack. When I want to wipe I prefer to do it on my terms. These underwear really go up. They end up more like g-strings than underwear. I am constantly pulling them out of my crack. This make these underwear useless for me. I can't stand wearing them. To be honest I can't figure out why these briefs are so bad at riding up. It is a very thin fabric and the leg cuffs are not beefy but still these are the worst pair of underwear for riding up I have ever owned. It might be where the ball pouch attaches that causes them to pull up. Not sure, but I can tell you these are horrible for riding up. 2) Rod support. Rod support is pretty normal compared to other brands. They work well when you first put them on but after you wear them a few hours the body's warmth and moisture loosens up the fabric and it starts flopping around. Not bad, but not great either. 3) Jewel support. This is where these underwear shine. The little pouch holds them well and they can't fall out easily. I LOVE the pouch. I'll keep looking for the best underwear because these certainly do not live up to the hype. The hype is much better than the bite.

The underwear has seems stitched along the rear flanks that are a constant irritant against your skin. The material on the outside edge of these seems tend to bunch up and leaves a person needing to adjust them frequently. The vaunted pouch that appears frequently in the marketing for these products has done nothing for me but pinch the skin during daily wear. And yes, I did go by the size guide listed for these products to insure I ordered the correct size.