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underwear - crutch_imp - 08-22-2016 Ok, I may be the last one coming to this party, I usually am, but I have just discovered polyester/spandex moisture wicking boxer briefs. A few weeks ago I took a ride up into missouri on a hot July afternoon and by the time I headed back I was in misery. Hot damp and chafing from sweaty cotton underwear. I saw a riders blog on youtube about this kind of underwear and ended up trying them. BIG difference, huge. Comfortable, wicks moisture away from your skin. I've tried 3 brands now, personally I like the Jockeys, they have a more comfortable pouch to hold the family jewels. Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along. crutch in northwest arkansas. RE: underwear - kvdv_imp - 08-22-2016 Yes sir! That is the secret to a happy ride and a happy life. After trying a pair of Ex Officio boxer briefs (6" leg length), I will never wear cotton skivvies again on or off the bike. "Life changing" is not too strong of a term ![]() - KvdV RE: underwear - Roadwarrior_imp - 08-23-2016 The best solution I have found to this problem is a seat pad sold by cyclegear. Very thin nylon mesh and virtually unnoticeable when riding but, allows a little air between your seat and your rear end. Comes in four sizes and when on sale is only $10 to $15. RE: underwear - metallyguitarded_imp - 08-23-2016 I can't believe we're on a motorcycle forum and talking about choice in underwear! Really guys? (Any links to where you bought yours? I've looked at some by Mack Weldon but, geez, pretty costly. I think they're anti-microbial in addition to moisture wicking.) RE: underwear - kvdv_imp - 08-23-2016 (08-23-2016, 12:57 AM)metallyguitarded_imp Wrote: I can't believe we're on a motorcycle forum and talking about choice in underwear! Really guys? Really, when you think about it, could there be anything more relevant? Here's a [url=https://www.amazon.com/Exofficio-Give-N-Go-Sport-6-inch-Boxer/dp/B00DZLVIZM/ref=sr_1_2?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1471968948&sr=1-2&nodeID=1040658&keywords=ex+officio+boxer+brief]link. They appear to be spendy at first glance, but once you try them you'd be prepared to pay twice the price. At least, that's how I feel about it!
RE: underwear - emptysea - 08-23-2016 Under Armour Boxer Briefs for me. I also purchased a pair of Motoskiveez ("Adventure" style...yes, that's what they're called) http://motoskiveez.com/ . They're like bicycle shorts, but made for motorcyclists. I like them just fine, but I have not noticed a huge comfort difference between them and my Under Armour. My full review of the Motoskiveez will come sometime in late October after my group's big ride to Virginia. RE: underwear - Rocky_imp - 08-23-2016 (08-23-2016, 02:25 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: Under Armour Boxer Briefs for me. I also purchased a pair of Motoskiveez ("Adventure" style...yes, that's what they're called) http://motoskiveez.com/ . They're like bicycle shorts, but made for motorcyclists. I like them just fine, but I have not noticed a huge comfort difference between them and my Under Armour. I have Motoskiveez too and quite like them. They aren't a cure-all or be-all, but do help a lot. RE: underwear - Cormanus - 08-23-2016 (08-23-2016, 12:57 AM)metallyguitarded_imp Wrote: I can't believe we're on a motorcycle forum and talking about choice in underwear! Really guys? It's even better than that, though, isn't it? Did you notice the handle of the OP? RE: underwear - use2b_imp - 08-23-2016 Commando with floppy shorts works for me . RE: underwear - Lord Popgun - 08-23-2016 TMI use2b, TMI... |