Merino.tech 100% Merino Wool Underwear Men - Mens Boxer Shorts 1-2 pack

Just arrived. All good. Nice lightweight, soft, pure, breathable feeling material (merino wool). I can tell it's wool as when it gets wet, during a handwash, it has that nice wool smell. Good fit & Shape for Me. true to size. Easy & quick handwash in tub. Just squeeze out all the water out of it after (without wringing) and most of the water is already gone so quick to dry then. So for the Value For Money, the £27 price for 1 pair of these boxers, I expected it to be high quality and it is as expected. We'll see how long it lasts though so far all good and nice oatmeal colour.

Firstly, I accidentally bought one size too large. Unfortunately, because of that, they feel a bit odd and tend to bunch up at the back. That said, I can’t overstate how long these can be worn without developing any noticeable smell. For me, that area of the body usually starts to smell heavily after just a single day in regular cotton briefs. With these, however, there is virtually no smell at all. I’ve worn them for up to three days, and even then, you’d have to really try to notice any odour and it’s still not bad. For hiking or extended off grid trips, these are excellent. In those situations, I do use wet wipes twice daily to stay fresh. However, my three day test was done without any freshening up at all. Bloody amazing. I’d estimate you could wear these for well over seven days before they smell as much as a cotton pair would after just one day. I don’t use them with the intention of being unhygienic, but when you’re trying to carry more water or food and space is limited, having just two pairs of these could easily cover you for extended periods in the wild. I’m genuinely amazed at how odour resistant they are. I also own merino wool socks and thermals, and they perform just as well in terms of odour control. I’m now looking forward to replacing more of my hiking gear with merino wool. The only downside is the cost t-shirts are particularly expensive for what they are, often close to £40 each.

I was looking for merino underwear for a while, when I finally found those. First impression was very good. I like them. They are light and very comfortable, fit perfectly and most importantly, provide very good ventilation, removing sweat promptly. Exactly what I wanted. I am completely satisfied with their performance. However... their biggest drawback is durability or the lack of it. I got two pairs and both did not even last a year. I feel like, for the price, they should have lasted much longer. So what did I do? I ordered another two pairs ;] I noticed that the new ones differ slightly from the old ones, so hopefully they will last longer

Good quality, fit well, comfortable and wash well.

I just used these to hike up a steep hill, camp on the top, hike back down, and sit around at home in them all day. I took them off and let them air for 20 minutes and smelled them and they still smelled incredibly fresh. Without going into too much detail, I get quite sweaty even sitting around let alone climbing a hill. If I had worn cotton ones they'd be soaking wet by now and probably transferring moisture onto seats when I sit down. Synthetic/spandex type ones may well be dryer but would be smelly. By comparison I notice the wool is slightly damp but crucially still super warm, and as I say not smelly at all. It really is a game changer.

The merino wool feels amazing against the skin, even though the fabric is very thin. The problem is the fit and the cut. They constantly slide down your backside and end up halfway down within an hour of wearing them. They need a proper ergonomic cut to stay in place.

They lasted me 4 heavy use months, now there is holes in them both by the buttocks where I sit on my saddle

Very comfortable and long lasting compared to competition. This is after using them for over 6 months. Highly recommend!

j'en suis si content que jene veux que cela !

Parfait la grandeur et super confortable.

I bought these for my winter trail hikes. They are very comfortable, fit really well and are warm even though they are lightweight. Good deal for merino wool. Recommended.

Used 3 pairs on 10 day trek to Everest base camp. Where the weight you bring matters. No chafing and no odor. Couldn't ask for anything more.

Would absolutely be 5 stars if they weren't build like a cheap castle (as in, there's no Ballroom.) Very flat front. Fine if you like the compression sensation, I suppose, or giving anyone who might catch a look a VERY clear outline of the equipment you were born with.