Today's SideDeal6-Pack: Tommy John Boxer Briefs
- Quick-draw fly means a horizontal rather than vertical opening
- Great for wearing under your pants
- A poor choice to wear over your pants
- Choose Cool Cotton or Performance
- Available in Small - XXL and 4, 6 or 8-inch inseam
- Their favorite thriller of 1993 starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington: The Pelican Boxer Brief
Under Your Pants
This seems like one of those products where the best course of action to take is to look at the comments from the previous sale and see if there are a few things we can clear up preemptively this time around.
So here goes.
In response to a question about whether these run big, small, or “migratory”, @vinberdon spoke from experience:
They are slightly snugger than other brands of the same size. But suuuuper comfy.
@ashemo, meanwhile, did a little research:
I found a few more reviews complaining about these being “too tight” or “small,” but most rave about the fit. Who knows?
Honestly, this speaks to the stuff we sell so often here on Meh. We put up boxer briefs, and the immediate response is: “There’s no way these just fit the way they’re supposed to, so which way do they lean?”
That’s on us, people! Sorry!
There was also some concern for what exactly the "‘quick draw’ fly that Tommy John is known for” is.
Turns out, according to @readnj, it’s simple:
The quick draw flap is horizontal instead of vertical and is very convenient.
Pretty weird that no one else thought to do this, right?
But, obviously, the most important thing is: are these good? And the answer seems to be a clear yes. At least, that’s what @readnj said in a separate comment:
I love TJ underwear and this is an amazing deal. I usually get Second Skin but Cool Cotton are great too.
@Pufferfishy felt the same:
Got 'em (Cool Cotton). Super light, super comfy, super breathable. Bring on the Florida summers! Swampass and Schweddy Balls you’ve met your match.
Wow, gross. But also: great!
Anyway, those testimonials make these worth a shot, right? Best case scenario: they become your go-to underwear. Worst case scenario: they become your ‘I gotta wear something while doing laundry’ briefs. And at $4 per, that’s not such a bad outcome.
Buy them, is what we’re saying.
(Or, if you bought them last time, let us know what you think in the comments.)
