**SHEATH Men's Underwear with Pouch 4.0 – Modal Dual Pouch Boxer Briefs for Comfort & Support – Perfect for Gym, Work & Everyday Wear**

I got these as a curiosity after wearing cheap boxer briefs my entire life. I thought the dual pouch was kind of a weird gimmick, but maybe it would help keep things cooler down here; which would be good for the swimmers, but didn't expect much from the comfort department.Putting them on is awkward, as you do kind of have to open the pouch and slide the jewels in to place.The second pouch isn't so much a pouch as it is a hole. Whereas most men's underwear use overlapping fabric you have to pull apart to drain your radiator, this has just one flap to pull aside. I'm not sure if its a pro or a con, but when I get... excited... The single flap over the second pouch isn't quite wide enough to keep my excitement consealed... It lets itself out the front door. It's kind of a fun feature if you're messing around, but also kind of embarrassing if you're in public and your underwear aren't helping to keep things contained.I saw some reviews about the difficulty of putting things in place from the inside, especially if you're a grower and not a shower. I've found the best way to do this is to just worry about getting your man purse in position inside, then open the flap and pull the squirt gun out through the hole.The pouches do tend to hold things in place. However, if its cold out or you're otherwise keeping your cherry tomatoes closer to your body, they might slip out of the pouch if you cross your legs or sit particularly wide. I thought this would actually happen a lot the first time I put them on, but really I've been surprised by just how often things stay in place.Another concern was that the pouch looked really tight and I was worried about things being squeezed or pinched in the elastic down there. The fears were unfounded as this has been insanely comfortable. My parts are held in place but the elastic let's things move freely enough not to cause discomfort or mind melting pain if I move the wrong way too quickly.As a grower, the second pouch isn't really necessary, but it hasn't created any discomfort, either. I wouldn't pay extra for it, but there's no real reason to avoid it, either.I never really had chafing issues down there, despite being a heavier dude and walking quite a bit, so I can't say it solved a problem I never had. What it did solve for me was the skin of the sack sticking to the side of my leg and having to awkwardly stretch and swing out my leg trying to get it to come loose.When you first put these in, it's going to feel like your bits are being held gently but firmly by a pretty lady (it makes it less awkward if you imagine it's a pretty lady). The first few times you wear them, you're going to be aware of your reproductive organs every moment of the day because they're not used to being treated this way. However, once you're used to it, going back to pouch less underwear is going to be tough.The fabric is super breathable, but I'm still a fan of the comfort of cotton over modal and elastine. I wish Sheath had cotton options with elastic where needed to make the pouches work.I'm a big dude, both in size and height (6'-6"). I normally get 2XL underwear with the idea that it will stretch out if it's a little tight. I'm glad I didn't do that with these. The 3XL barely fit. I think they're designed for a 48-50 waist. I feel as though they actually would fit a 44-46 comfortably. Possibly as a result of my length as much as my width, these do slide down my butt pretty easily when turning in bed at night.Because I keep a lot of weight in my thighs, when I get non-cotton underwear, the elastic around each leg is usually unbearably tight when I first put them on. Not so with these. The legs have never rolled up and they've never cut into me in any slight way.The big test was putting on normal underwear again after these. To my great dismay, I despised my existing underwear after wearing these for a while. You just can't put a price in this kind of support.I hope this helps!