Are the built in underwear briefs or boxer brief style? Thanks
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Yes, there is a built in underwear and a small pouch inside where you can keep your keys or ipod/mp3 player.
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I clicked yes thinking it was for, yes, I'll answer the question. My real answer if the shorts ride up is -No. I have two pairs and have had no issues. This is a comfortable short.
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I'd consider the boxer briefs in place of these, Paul. These aren't too baggy, but I wear suits to work and sometimes these inch their way up in to the danger zone. It's not much of an issue though, because they're so light weight and comfortable. Nonetheless, I'd say play it safe and get the boxer briefs instead.
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we used these for my dad, the extra large fit great, but we found the tabs weren't as useful as we had hoped and went w the ones that looked more like real underwear, much better for him, a wheelchair bound 90 yr old w dementia. and my mother could use and change them better. hope this helps
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My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind of baggy and would help to hide the fact that he is wearing a pad--which does not show at all. My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind... » Read More My husband has worn these for several years because of prostate cancer surgery 16 years ago. I asked him the question and he said they are "just right." He wears the pad with briefs that help to hold it in place. He tried a few other types and likes these the best. I think he has occasional leaking, not serious incontinenece. He needs to change the pad more often when he is physically active. (He is very active, still backpacks, hikes, jogs, etc. although he will soon be 80. Since he is in good shape, most pants are kind of big on him. He likes the cargo pants look, which is kind of baggy and would help to hide the fact that he is wearing a pad--which does not show at all. « Show Less
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Well, my husband is twice his age, but the option was his to wear the depends. To me, they just look like underwear, especially the real fit blues and grays. Good luck and God Bless you both.
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Seems to be all cotton. Moisture wicking toe area does keep my hubby's feet relatively dry. Bought these because the toe socks were causing athletes feet holding moisture in. So far, these socks are working. Comfortable and constructed very well.
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Personally I feel dryer with a cotton or a Target brand micro fiber. I love the bra from this brand but I am very disappointed in the underwear performance both on and off the body. They are very expensive and I do not see the benefits of them wearing dryer or drying that much quicker when hand washed.
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No, Lynn. They look like the original women's menstruation pads before the industry made so many sizes. Same thickness. You pull off paper and the underneath sticks to men's jockey shorts. Boxer shorts will not work. Using both the regular Depend pullups and the pad would be quite bulky. I think the pullups remind a man of diapers. It is bad enough that you have this kind of problem, but I think the stick on pad is more dignified, and you don't notice the pad when the man wears jockey shorts. I would bet a woman could wear this also but at a different location.
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Hi there Joseph they got nothing to do or have any similarity with boxing trunks. They are tight for obvious reasons they are made for kick boxing(muay thai) So they are short very short, I have to use compressor shorts. I am large so I ordered XL OR XXL. I hope this help you.
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Dark Gray is the color.....very nice shorts with a belt, great for hot weather.
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Not very well unless they are snug fitting briefs. Boxers are just too roomy to work.I found the regular tight brief to be best for my husband.
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They look the same but have exofficio on the waistband. They are great and usually a good price on Amazon.
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Yes, it has the shorts inside. True to size and perfect for holding tennis balls. I love that it also sits low on the hips.
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I'm afraid I don't understand your question about briefs that rip or pull apart. Unless you mean the maxi-thin type. These briefs are easy to put on. Almost exactly those briefs you buy in the Men's department. They have elastic around the waistline...and can easily slip on to accommodate the man's waist size. They can be removed just as easily. Hope this helps!
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Hi Peggy, this is a poly/spandex blend. If you are looking for cotton, maybe good old-fashioned thermal underwear would be a better choice.
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I have a size 34 waist, and I bought a size medium. The briefs fit snugly, but not too snugly.