This reminds me that I once tried to wear Hang Ten underwear. As I found out, the entire line seems to be designed for men with small cocks and small balls, making the brand name truly ironic.
Maybe they use metric measurements...
This reminds me that I once tried to wear Hang Ten underwear. As I found out, the entire line seems to be designed for men with small cocks and small balls, making the brand name truly ironic.
This reminds me that I once tried to wear Hang Ten underwear. As I found out, the entire line seems to be designed for men with small cocks and small balls, making the brand name truly ironic.
The original Jockey brand "Y" front fly is one of the worst ever made. It's amazing that they are still sold. My guess would be that very few men actually use the tiny fly. Several years ago, I read an article that claimed some of the Jockey underwear was designed by women! That would explain a lot. No woman could really "feel" the fit of a man's brief.Man, I HATE that Jockey brand of briefs. Weird design on the fly. It feels like the head of my penis is getting choked or messed with in a negative fashion. Give me some great Calvin Kleins or Ralph Lauren Polo briefs. Top quality, and lasts for a long time in style. It's easier in most briefs to open the fly, but those Jockey brand of briefs make it almost impossible, and you must have to have a TINY cock to fit through that fly. No joke!
why do some men un button the top button to pee? i have a 6-7 in penis and don' t have to un button , just un zip and pee.
I have to un button, when i have just buttons.:biggrin1:why do some men un button the top button to pee? i have a 6-7 in penis and don' t have to un button , just un zip and pee.