Separatec Men's Dual Pouch Underwear Single-Sided Moisture Transported Boxer Briefs 2-3 Pack

I love these underwear. My testicles feel like they’re free, dry, and on a cushiony pillow. The front pouch helps tame the beast, without feeling constrictive. The vertical pouch for the phallus prevents sticking, keeps my sweaty bits from sticky to each other and my thighs. I bought a 7 pack about a year ago. Since then, my underwear have been completely replaced by Separatec undies. If you don’t like your junk smashed and/or accidentally coming out of the pouch in single pouch underwear where it travels down your pant leg, these are going to blow your mind. I can be sweaty and not even know it. They stretch to conform to your anatomy (wrangling it if necessary for pop-ups in public). Try them, the soft, quick drying, comfortable, supportive underwear with an open fly at the bottom is so much more convenient than having to pull the waistband down at a urinal is life-changing. Your balls and penis will thank you. In fact, so comfy you’ll prolly forget you have underwear on at all!

With the large number of options in men’s underwear available on the market today, it can be overwhelming to find a brand and style that fits well and provides all day comfort at a reasonable price. For me, Separatec will be one brand that I keep coming back to. In particular, the Separatec micro modal dual pouch trunks. With other brands of trunk style underwear that I have worn, major issues included the tendency for the underwear to ride up during the day, the lack of a comfortable, well designed pouch, being made of fabric that isn’t breathable causing sweating and irritation, and the tendency for the underwear to lose its shape and support. Being a 34 in the waist, I purchased the 3 pack of size medium trunks and found the sizing to be accurate. The micro modal is blended with spandex giving the trunks an excellent, contoured fit which does not ride up even when worn under slim jeans. The unique dual pouch of the Separatec trunks is extremely comfortable. The lower pouch provides support without compression while the front pouch keeps you positioned without the need to readjust throughout the day. The micro modal and spandex is a stretchy, breathable fabric that keeps you cool and allows sweat to quickly evaporate. So far, my experience with the Separatec trunks has shown them to be durable underwear that are holding up well to being washed while still maintaining the original shape and support. Even with the quality fabric and unique design, the Separatec micro modal dual pouch trunks are an affordable option for men looking to replace old trunks or try a new style. I would definitely recommend these and will be buying this style and brand in the future.

EDIT: I’d really like to see these offered with a seamless front pouch. Seems like it would be easy enough as the top (penis) pouch is separate from the rest of the garment. I own several pairs of the David Archy micro modal separate pouch trunks and boxer briefs. The trunks are by far the lost comfortable underwear I’ve ever worn. These Separatec trunks are virtually indistinguishable to the DA trunks - with a few differences. They look the same except for the the slightly wider waistband. They also do not have a different color ball pouch. I didn’t have a problem with the DA waistband but I know some had a rollover issue. When wearing these, the wider waistband wasn’t noticeable. I did notice that the bottom pouch seems to be slightly larger than the DA brand and appears to be the same fabric as the rest of the trunk. I fit well in the DA and liked the support that they provide better than the Separatecs. The biggest difference for these is the top pouch. The hole seems a little smaller/tighter and feels slightly higher up - causing a lift instead of a natural hang ... not uncomfortable by any means ... just noticeable where the DA just feel right for where all of my junk hangs. Dont get me wrong though, these are incredibly comfortable and worth the buy.

I will start with the negative; I cant pull off white underwear. My skin tone is too dark that my skin shows through most white dress shirts. Same is true for the white underwear. A majority of the area is thick enough, however the front sheath is only a single loose layer where the skin can be seen. This is only true for the white underwear and I as I said I do not think this is a product flaw but a personal issue. I usually avoid white for this reason but I really like the light green and blue that came in that set. I dont regret the choice at all. Luckly, only one person sees my underwear. If there was a scenario where I was stuck without pants and if the purpose of the underwear is to keep my Privates private, well... this would be an issue. This was the fifth purchase over the last month as I have transitioned fully to separatec trunks. It began with their athletic boxer briefs. Then the spima cottom trunks and low rise trunks. Finally these may be the most comfortable yet. The fabric is so soft that it is can be distracting. I usually use these on my lounging days when I am not working out or working around the house and tend to wear these more often and probably longer than I should. Sorry. I have now worn and washed each of them at least three times and have not seen any wear to fabric or stiching. The color was true to advertised and has remained true with no visable fading. In terms of Separatec design, I have worn boxers my entire life. I have had a few athletic boxer briefs and a few dress trunks. While they do a good job of holding everthing in place, everything is sweaty and get more uncomfortable as the day goes on. With Separatec, it is partially because the testicles are not held tight to the body but at this point I think it maybe more to do with seperation between testicles and penis. This holds everthing in place and stops moisture buildup from contact. While these are more comfortable(soft) than the Spima Cotton Trunks they do seem to hold a more moisture within the fabric than the cotton. If anyone is coming here from the freedom of boxers its amazing how much less readjusting is required thoughout the day. The only time I readjust now is when moving to a squating position like sitting on a low chair since this will retract you from the front pouch/sheath. Enjoy!

I write this with some trepidation (it's kind of an out there feeling given the subject), but to save guys like me some potential trouble I'll go ahead. With summer here, I decided I would finally get comfortable underwear. I'm a very fleshy guy in that area and I've been squeezed, hot, sweaty, and overall uncomfortable my entire adult life. A friend recommended Separatech. It looked like a great idea, genius in fact, to separate penis/balls/leg to prevent uncomfortable skin-on-skin contact. And it is a great idea if you fit, but the design is understandably proportioned for average men with a design that *could* be more comfortable than conventional underwear for big guys but it's not guaranteed. BTW, I started with the Hanes version that offers some separation but my junk just overwhelmed the fabric dividers. As to these Separtech items, I rated the product three stars because the concept is great, the waist size ran true, the materials and construction are good, and the price is fair. But they do not fit me at all comfortably. My goals were: ample space for my balls with a bit of support (I do *not* want them held against my torso); room to dress with my penis either left or right, not forward and down against my scrotum; natural fibers because they are much more comfortable than plastic fibers; and enough containment not to look obscene. First, there is no actual pouch for the scrotum, more of a healthy indentation. If you are used to no extra space for your balls it will likely feel better, or less bad, whatever your genital size. But it's not what I think of as a pouch, a space that surrounds your balls like a second sack but keeps them under control without feeling tight. If you have large, low hanging testicles the extra room is not going to be enough and you will feel restricted. There is not enough space in the penis compartment if you dress to the side. The seams that secure the penis/scrotum divider to the garment allow only two or three inches to each side, which is simply not enough. Your Johnson will be crowded and will bulge outward toward the viewer. Great for advertising but a no go for comfort. Your only alternative is to dress forward and pointing down, an uncomfortable position for me rendered much more uncomfortable as it still squeezed the penis and scrotum together in a tight bun. Arousal in *either* position will blow you up right out of the whole garment or make you feel like someone picked you up by the belt loops. In normal circumstances your package will be more prominent simply because your organs are not being pushed into any available nook or cranny. Technically it isn't bulge enhancing, but if you're in my situation that's not an issue. Bottom line, if your junk is average (or you're big but still don't mind some pressure), Separatech is probably the best thing out there. Again, fit/price/construction all very good. But if you're really big or your priority is blessed room for your balls, your search may not be over. Mine isn't.

When I bought these, I was a little skeptical. Not because I didnt think they would be comfortable, just that I didnt think they would be worth the price. I already upped my came from a Costco sized bag of Hanes to boxer briefs that cost $6-$8 per pair. That was a huge step up in quality and comfort. Buying these is an equal step up in comfort. The quality is pretty much the same, but for just slightly more per pair, these are an order of magnitude more comfortable. I have been seeing this style, with the second "pouch", in some of the other high end brands, but the prices were outrageous so I never bothered to give them a shot. After a few days of hot, humid weather that was leaving me horribly uncomfortable by the end of the day, I decided to pull the trigger on these. Nothing sticks to your leg when it shouldnt, nothing sags, nothing swings around. Everything just stays put where you want it. Its not a a tight "stays put" like you might have experienced with athletic underwear where sometimes it is pinching or really uncomfortable when you lay down, its like everything is being held in zero gravity. I cant recommend these enough. They are absolutely game changing.

My surgeon advised me that during my post-op recovery, I should wear something with more support. (He should prescribe these for all of his patients!) I was fully recovered well over a year ago but I'll keep wearing these from now on. They're not traditional boxers but they're not briefs either. What they are is extraordinarily comfortable. They're cool in the summer, they allow 'easy access' , and they wear well.

Do you have to buy new underwear, not because they're old and worn out, but because you tore a hole in the crotch from adjusting so much? Have you done the same thing to jeans? THESE are the underwear for you. When people say it feels like you're wearing nothing, that's true. It takes about one day wearing them to get used to how they fit and feel, and then, like me, you'll be buying enough of these to replace ALL of your old underwear. I travel for work, and being able to sit comfortably on long flights, and at my desk, WITHOUT tugging at my junk every 5 minutes is worth its weight in GOLD. I've heard varying things about the different materials. I got the soft cotton stretch and they are PERFECT.