Ergowear "Extra Large Pouch"?

[Aruba 1st]

Originally posted by Heavy Sac@Oct 23 2005, 03:21 AM
The overall fit is somewhat small so I suggest buying a size larger also.

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See ?
I've sent away for mail-order thongs in XL which - when received - must have been mis-labelled XS's.

 

[stevonodick]

Thanks Robert,
Impressed with your endorsement. I'm ordering a pair. I too found the Unico too tight...wore E2U as well

 

[depeche2005]

looks good, but remember when ordering to double check the size..... I received also a XS.... interesting issue.....

but labeling was correct, and have resent them............. time is money! hope they hurry..... need to try the new space..

Originally posted by stevonodick@Oct 25 2005, 09:38 PM
Thanks Robert,
Impressed with your endorsement. I'm ordering a pair. I too found the Unico too tight...wore E2U as well

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[flynn]

Originally posted by Aruba 1st@Oct 22 2005, 03:58 PM
I have to agree with the concept expressed earlier - that the merchandise be (Internet) displayed so we can judge for ourselves.

If HillCrestSwim (for example) would post one photo of the two (3 ?)
different sizes they offer alongside two X-Y axis tape measures - flat, side-view - of thongs, for example - customers would be better served than most undergarment manufacturers.

Their Specialty Swimwear is designed for thick fellas.

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I have tried most of the so called endowed briefs non fit good. I don't know what their definition of endowed is.

 

[Aruba 1st]

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Originally posted by Aruba 1st@Oct 22 2005, 03:58 PM
I have to agree with the concept expressed earlier - that the merchandise be (Internet) displayed so we can judge for ourselves.

If HillCrestSwim (for example) would post one photo of the two (3 ?)
different sizes they offer alongside two X-Y axis tape measures - flat, side-view - of thongs, for example - customers would be better served than most undergarment manufacturers.

Their Specialty Swimwear is designed for thick fellas.
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I have tried most of the so-called endowed briefs non fit good.
I don&#39;t know what their definition of endowed is.
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What do you mean by "non fit good" ?

Which were the "endowed briefs" you tried ?
What size ?
Were they too short in length,
too narrow from side to side,
or was the pouch volume too small or not stretchy enough to accommodate your mass ?

Have you specifically tried any of the HillCrestSwim, Specialty Swimwear ?

 

[BgHorseBoy]

New to the website here. But, I am a underwear fanatic.

Used to be 2xist was great - the former model (5+ years ago). Nicer, bigger pouch. Then specialty stuff came out - big pouch, but not sexy I think. Unico is the best for me - tight, but I can take the squeeze, atleast sexy.

 

[macer8]

Problem with Ergowear is that they seem to be designed for small men who like to be seen in sexy underwear. The pouch is designed to lift the package and create a bulge.

Well, brothers, I've already GOT a bulge -- I want underwear that gives the boys their freedom, but not the "free range" of boxers. The "extra large" pouch is actually "extra long" -- it's the same circumference as the regular pouch, but about an inch longer.

And they only offer it on the square cuts -- which ride up into the crotch, making for a very uncomfortable day.

 

[bfm01]

I recently purchased Undergear's Extreme series and have finally found what I have been looking for. A decent cut with more room up front. They're more like wearing boxers that keep you all bundled together with a little bit of lift.
The mesh ones have a seam down the front middle and the brief doesn't. I like them both but the seam shows in light clothing.

 

[joe2518]

I had recieved that email as well. I had odered a pair and I love them. It shows off my buldge in anything I wear. Almost like free-balling.

 

[Chicago_Swimmer]

FYI - Ergowear will be offering their XL pouch in the midcut boxer in about a month. I believe they intend to expand their XL offering in all their styles eventually.

Robert

 

[Grit]

Costs way too much for me to try out. Being a long term student with no disposible cash to spare I settle for the Wally World and K-Mart boxers. Though it would be cool to have some briefs that doubled for a jock (not so tight).

 

[Fat Tanuki]

Problem with Ergowear is that they seem to be designed for small men who like to be seen in sexy underwear. The pouch is designed to lift the package and create a bulge.

Well, brothers, I've already GOT a bulge -- I want underwear that gives the boys their freedom, but not the "free range" of boxers. The "extra large" pouch is actually "extra long" -- it's the same circumference as the regular pouch, but about an inch longer.

And they only offer it on the square cuts -- which ride up into the crotch, making for a very uncomfortable day.

Ditto that. Small overall sizing (which they now warn about) and the xl pouch is about half the size of the old Ergowear product.

 

[b.c.]

Costs way too much for me to try out. Being a long term student with no disposible cash to spare I settle for the Wally World and K-Mart boxers. Though it would be cool to have some briefs that doubled for a jock (not so tight).

Yes, finding the perfect underwear can be a BIG problem. I found some boxer briefs in WalMart that are very good but not pricey. The brand is Life. (They are made in Costa Rica or Jamaica - sold in WalMart for all you politicos who monitor where WWorld gets their goods.)

The problem is, it comes with two pair per pack, and only the grey pair are made of the right combination of material to expand enuf yet hold everything together right. It has a nice enuf pouch too. (The grey briefs are 80% cotton/algodon, 10% polyester/poliester[?], 5% spandex.)

The black pair however is 95% cotton/algodon and 5% spandex, which makes for a pretty stiff and unyielding garment.

I usually end up buying a couple of packs and tossing the black ones.

 

[jackM50black]

They look pretty cool... but obviously that guy's got a hard on and from what I see it don't think it tops 6 inches. With just 6 inches the guy is unlikely to need special briefs with an oversized pouch, unless he's got major nuts.

 

[Lex]

As others have noted, these give you lift in both the crotch and ass and, as some have said, I need neither. I just need ample support. They do look sexy, however, I have never been a fan of false advertising (there are padded underwear).

 

[D_Elijah_MorganWood]

As others have noted, these give you lift in both the crotch and ass and, as some have said, I need neither. I just need ample support. They do look sexy, however, I have never been a fan of false advertising (there are padded underwear).

You 'got the firehose up front and junk in the trunk so you don't need these.

 

[Thomas_235]

I found a interesting review of this underwear at 1-Draft

 

[MuscledHorse]

I just bought 2 pairs of the ergowear pouched boxer brief and I have to say these are the most comfortable underwear I have ever worn. As a weightlifter with thick legs, it's nice to finally be able to sleep in bed and not wake myself up when I rollover because my nuts got trapped between my legs when I did. It's also nice to ride my motorcycle and not ahve my nuts wind up under my ass (boxers) or everything pressed tight against me (regular briefs). I will definately be buying more of this underwear. As for the review link above, I have expereinced no "wedgie" feeling in the ass and I have a good bubble butt so if that was going to happen with these i'd have felt it. Great product all around!