Mens Disposable Underwear Brief Style 30-Pack

You would need to order at least 1 size bigger. I am normally a M size. When I tried these on, 4 out of 5 ripped. The 5th one that didn't rip, I have to pull it up very slowly and had to suck up my stomach to prevent it from ripping. Material is very standard to other brands I've tried, so nothing to complain.

You will find these to be very light weight and lacking in significant absorbency. If you sweat a great deal it may be noticed.Otoh, they do work and are easy to wear once or twice and then throw away. They are 100% cotton and easily laundered, wrung out and worn again.For back packing, travel, cruising, etc. they may be just the thing. I've found them in both black and in white. I prefer the black. Fit varies by manufacturer. make your best guess, find one that fits you comfortably and stick with that brand.

I took a long ocean cruise and bought a bunch of these underwear for the trip. The underwear held up well and at the end of each day I just threw them in the trash can. It made room for souvenirs in my suitcase and I didn't have to worry about stinking up my luggage or doing laundry. They did feel and look a little funny (my roommate said they looked like panties), but after I put on top clothes I couldn't feel them at all. The support was good. In a pinch you could wear them two days in a row, but I wouldn't try for a third day. I have decided that these briefs are a must have item for all future trips and I'm glad I found them at Amazon.

I have been testing these briefs since their arrival; and I'm impressed. They feel like any normal brief. The packaging is outstanding. They come 30 pieces to a package (6 internal, individual packages of 5 briefs each). Each brief is individually rolled to a length of 3 3/4" by 1" thick; and also individually wrapped in plastic for easy carrying in an overnight bag or carry-on suitcase. They would not take any room at all. Based on your personal habits, just figure out how many you would need on a particular trip. There are no worries when traveling or on vacation; no laundering--simply wear and throw away after use. They are worth their cost. Great buy.Now, if we could find similar underwear t-shirts and tank tops; that would be pretty awesome.

I am not sure who designed these briefs. The country of origin is not noted on the packaging, but wherever it is, they must not see many men who wear a 2XL. When worn by a man my size, they are bikini briefs and the waist band ends up stuck under the belly roll, a fairly uncomfortable position. The location of the fly is anatomically improbable. No more need be said. They do serve the function of separating the nether regions from the outer clothing and they are economical. Functional but not comfortable. I plan on taking them on my next trip for the express reason of disposing of them daily as I am too cheap to toss the whole bag at once. Perhaps they fit someone with a 34 inch waist better, but the proportions are just wrong for a 2X.

I went for a trip for 10 days and packed these briefs with me. I say they did the jobs. However, I have used disposable briefs made of cotton and they were much more comfortable (more soft and flexible). I realized these are made of polypropylene and are not as expandable/breathable. I didn't wear these on long-distance flights or bus rides during my trip just because they are less comfortable. But it's fair to say they worked most of the time when I moved around more and kinda got used to it.

I purchased these for an extended trip to Italy. They work as advertised but I probable won't do it again just because I don't like the feel of the paper-like material and the sheerness of the briefs. None-the-less, it was satisfying to throw them out at the end of the day and not be bothered with washing laundry. Compact for packing and individually wrapped. Practical and functional product.

The underwear is plastic-wrapped in groups of 5. Within each group, the garment is individually plastic wrapped. The garments themselves seem to be made of a plastic material, with no cloth -- rather stiff to the feel. However, the plastic used throughout is a low grade plastic and stinks to high heaven. My wife said it smelled like rotten olives. We tried airing 5 pair out in a bedroom overnight. All that did was to stink up the bedroom. We then put them in a dryer with no heat and a Bounce sheet, but the odor was unabated. We even washed the 5 pairs to eliminate the odor (which defeats the purpose of getting disposable underwear), but they still smelled strongly. I certainly didn't want to put anything containing such putrid chemicals next to my netherregions, so the garments ended up in the trash. I certainly do not recommend these items.