Hanes Men's Tagless Comfort Flex Fit Dyed Bikini, 6 Pack

Great quality, great fit, colors are great, price is fine. Seems to keep there shape throughout washing. Soft and comfortable.

I'm pleased with these briefs. They fit well and are well-made, IMO.

I’ll be honest I haven’t really worn much of Hanes underwear for many years but I saw these and they were on sale so thought I’d go ahead and give them a shot. I like this style of underwear quite a bit as they are low rise and don’t scrunch up. The sizing is fairly accurate however I would recommend going up one size as they’re just a bit snug. I find that Hanes in general is a bit tighter than other brands. The elastic is thin, which is normal for the style. The elastic around the waist feels just fine but in the crotch area the elastic is just a little bit tight and tends to pinch a bit. It’s nothing horrible or anything that’s going to make you have to adjust Yourself Repeatedly throughout the day, but it would’ve been nice if they had made the enclosure around the elastic just a bit thicker other than that these are a great pair of underwear. They are thin yes but they’re very comfortable very soft and not heavy at all. They will probably last forever as one thing I’ll say for Hanes, they typically are quite durable pairs of underwear. These have been through the wash two or three times and have held up very well. There wasn’t really any shrinkage that I could notice. This is listed as being a combination of cotton and modal, which is a combination that I like and they do seem to breathe quite well and while I wouldn’t say that they necessarily wick moisture, they do pretty good job of keeping you mostly dry down there. Now my general disclaimer for all underwear.:These do not have a fly. Please don’t come into the reviews and yell and scream that there’s no fly as it’s pretty obvious from the picture that there is no fly. Now that I’ve gotten that off my chest go ahead and purchase them if you can get them on sale but at regular price there are other options on here that are a similar style that are just a tiny bit better. My personal favorites are either Van Hussein brand or the US polo association brand. you can typically get larger packs for the same price and I find that they have better elastic and are just a tad bit more comfortable. Now most of those are 100% cotton or mostly cotton and spandex where these have the modal blended with the cotton, so these do tend to be a little bit more soft but realistically, you’re not gonna notice much of a difference in terms of breathability or wicking between either brand. I’ll wear these until they disintegrate probably in 2032, but I wouldn’t necessarily go out and buy them again unless they were on sale. It is nice however to see Haynes selling anything other than the 742 variations of boxer briefs.

Love them. Could not find them in big box stores like I used to... (big box seem to mainly carry boxers type these days). Great quality and great fit. Reasonable price. I like the thin waist band rather than the thicker/Wider "comfort band".

After having them for weeks I find them super comfortable, worth the price, and on the thinner side if that’s what you prefer

Super comfortable and lightweight, almost feels like wearing nothing except these give excellent support. I don't care for fly front underwear, never did use the flap. These have nice colors and are to me at least more aesthetically pleasing than other styles. I like the higher cut legs and tighter fit; when I wear the "tighty whitey" style, they bunch up and I get wedgies and the elastic tends to roll up and they aren't comfortable. I find any sort of boxers bind my legs up too much. These are great. Glad Amazon sells them because you can't find any of this kind of underwear in the store anymore. The shelves are all dominated by boxer briefs these days whose popularity I personally don't understand.

Much thinner than I expected. Waistband doesn't roll and fit is okay.

These are super light weight, but very supportive. No more slipping out the side. No more irritation caused by seams pressing where they shouldn't. Not much really to them, but for what they are, they are well made. My only iddy biddy complaint is that the label is printed directly onto the material (which is good!), but unless you're in bright light, the label is hard to see, and that makes them hard to orient to get ready to put them on. Is this opening for the waist or for one of the legs? Are they inside out? These trip me up basically every morning. But I still love them.