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Your trip just got more comfortable. These ExOfficio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs for men have built-in features to keep you dry and fresh, even if your flight flies over more than one sunset. ExOfficio clothing field-tested and approved by the African Wildlife Foundation.
The Ex Officio Boxer Brief is uncommonly smart, unbelievably comfortable underwear. They are made of Travel-friendly Give-N-Go Stretch™ — 94% Nylon/6% Spandex. These Boxer Briefs will air-dry within hours so you can wash as you go and pack fewer pairs. They are extremely breathable and moisture-wicking.
In addition, they feature an antimicrobial finish keeps you comfortable. Ex Officio also added a terry elastic back and functional fly to the Boxer Briefs for your convenience.
Ideal uses for the Ex Officio Boxer Briefs are backpacking, hiking/camping, resort travel, and urban travel.

Your trip just got more comfortable. These Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs have built-in features to keep you dry and fresh, even if your flight flies over more than one sunset. ExOfficio clothing field-tested and approved by the African Wildlife Foundation.
The Ex Officio Men's Give-N-Go Boxer Brief is the one pair you'll pack every time. These breathable boxers air dry in a few hours so you can wash as you go and carry fewer pairs. Made from Give-N-Go Stretch, these three inch inseam briefs move with you and wick perspiration, which makes them as ideal for traveling or backpacking. Ex Officio treated these boxer briefs with an anti-microbial finish, so if you can't do laundry for a day or three, your boxers won't offend.

Your trip just got more comfortable with the Ex Officio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs for Men. These boxer briefs are guarded with features to keep you dry and fresh, even if your flight flies over more than one sunset. ExOfficio clothing field-tested and approved by the African Wildlife Foundation.

Uncommonly smart, unbelievable comfortable underwear.
Travel-friendly Give-N-Go Stretch — 94% Nylon/6% Spandex.
Air-dries within hours so you can wash as you go and pack fewer pairs.
Extremely breathable, moisture-wicking, odor resistant finish keeps you comfortable.
Terry elastic back and functional fly for ease.
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Your trip just got more comfortable. These Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs from Ex Officio have built-in features to keep you dry and fresh, even if your flight flies over more than one sunset.
Reduce bunching and constriction with Ex Officio's smooth flexing Give-N-Go Boxers. High-performance stretch fabric whisks moisture from your skin and releases heat when you're hard at work.
| Country of Origin: | China |
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| Cut: | Boxer brief |
| Fabric: | 94% nylon/ 6% spandex |
| Inseam: | 4 inches |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Give-N-Go Stretch (94% nylon, 6% spandex) |
| Materials: | 94% Nylon/6% Spandex |
| Recommended Use: | Backpacking, hiking, travel |
| Weight: | 3.3 oz. (94 g.) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer its, so you may find the same product listed more then once on GearBuyer.com, we these list highly similar products below.
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Boxer | $17.97 - $31.00 | |
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Brief | $14.95 - $24.00 | |
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Stripe Boxer | $29.95 - $29.99 | |
| Ex Officio Boxer Brief | $19.75 - $25.00 |
Sometimes brands make complementary products for the opposite gender that coordinate with this product, we also try to show these products below.
| Ex Officio Give N Go Brief - Women's | $9.98 - $17.95 | |
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Bikini Brief - Women's | $7.96 - $22.00 | |
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Bikini Briefs - Underwear - Women's | $9.31 | |
| Ex Officio Give-N-Go Full Cut Brief - Women's | $9.31 - $24.00 |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
| Size | Color | ||||
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| Black | Deep Palm | Ocean | Charcoal | White | |
| Small | 24.9524.952 More... | 24.9524.952 More... | 24.9524.952 More... | 24.9524.952 More... | |
| Medium | 19.9920.954 More... | 24.9524.952 More... | 20.9524.954 More... | 20.9524.952 More... | |
| Large | 24.9524.952 More... | 24.9524.9524.95 | 24.9524.954 More... | 20.9524.953 More... | |
| Extra Large | 19.9920.954 More... | 24.95 | 24.9524.952 More... | 19.9924.955 More... | 19.9924.953 More... |
| Extra Extra Large | 24.9531.00 | 24.95 | 20.9524.952 More... | 24.9531.00 | |
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Techie Underwear | |
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| Ok so I have wool base layers and Gore outer layers and alls sorts of other high tech fabrics protecting my body, so why would I hesitate to replace my cotton underwear. It seems like a no brainer to me we’ve all heard “Cotton kills” so why not have something that wicks where you really need it. I find these to be really comfortable and am slowly replacing all my other underwear with these because the fit better and last longer. For hiking, climbing, skiing and other lower intensity activites these can’t be beat and it a pinch I will run in them (I prefer running shorts or compression tights due to a little more support). The only minor gripe I have about them is I wish the lower legs had a little more grip to them so they stayed tighter on my lower legs but other then that minor detail I highly recommend having at least one pair for traveling or lower activities events. | |
| Clumsy Frog at Mountain Gear on 04/03/2009 | |
The Ex Officio Give-N-Go Boxer Brief= AWESOME! | |
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At first I was super skeptical that ANY boxer brief could be worth paying over $20/pair. But after reading a few reviews of the Ex Officio Give-N-Go Boxer Brief I began to lose some of that skepticism. Ex Officio is known for durability and loyal customers, and you usually get what you pay for, so I decoded to give these bad boys a shot. I honestly never knew boxer briefs could be so damn comfortable! They just feel so light and soft and they breathe so well that they drastically reduce any sweating down there. I've since bought a few more pairs and now I won't go hiking or climbing without them. I strongly recommend picking up a pair of Ex Officio Give-N-Go Boxer Briefs. | |
| DBrohm at Backcountry.com on 09/16/2008 | |
None Better | |
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I own 5 different brands of synthetic boxer briefs, some are much cheaper but none match the comfort ore breathability of these. They are stupid expensive, but I think they will last a long time. If you are at all on the fence about them I suggest you get them. | |
| unrooted at Backcountry.com on 05/22/2008 | |
Sizing and comfort | |
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These are very good underwear. I'm not about to throw out all the other underwear in my drawer, but right out of the box, these are some of the best I've ever had (and I've tried types from Fruit of the Loom and Hanes to Calvin Klein and 2xist). The sizing comment that has been made before is true. They have a good amount of stretch (although they won't seem too loose) but if you're torn between large and medium, definitely go medium. And you won't feel like your boys are squished, either. | |
| khylee1221582 at Backcountry.com on 05/19/2008 | |
More Pros than Cons | |
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These boxer briefs exceeded my expectations when it came to keeping me dry-- two days of walking and absolutely no swamp arse. I could not believe how well they worked. | |
| Chippa at Backcountry.com on 09/07/2007 | |
My new favorite boxer | |
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These are my new go to boxers. Great fit. I bought these, patagonia boxerbriefs and mountain hardwear boxer briefs just to test out a few brands. They can make it through the day without constant adjusting. While backpacking other boxers tend to fight with my hiking shorts, they want to give me a wedgie and my shorts want to sag. These keep right in place. Best of all, they don't smell like dead things after one use (like my old go to's, Under Armour). Highly recommended, I'm going to buy a few more pairs. | |
| Michael Maxam at Backcountry.com on 09/26/2008 | |
BEST BOXERS IN THE WORLD | |
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So I read the reviews for these boxers at a bunch of different places and they were all great, every single one! Plus I was tired of my junk being all mashed around in regular cotton boxer-briefs, therefore I picked up a pair of these bad boys! I wish I could afford to replace all my underwear with these, so comfy, so light, and wow it totally put an end to that horrible amazon humidity thing going on while hiking! I definitely recommend these to everyone, BE NICE TO YOUR SACK AND BUY THESE! | |
| HOLY FRIJOLE!!! at Backcountry.com on 07/11/2007 | |
ESSENTIAL for Active People | |
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Too long I punished my nether regions with cotton underwear, TOO LONG. Go hiking and it got toasty down there. Go running and you were in for some serious punishment! Synthetic boxerbriefs both protect my legs from chaffing each other (and other things) AND are highly breathable and moister wicking. As other reviewers have said, if I had the $$$ these would be the only underwear I would own. But as it is at least buy 1 or 2 pairs for your camping/running/biking/anytime-you're-moving activities and you will not regret it in the slightest! | |
| Andrew Brandt at Backcountry.com on 05/12/2008 | |
ok, not as good as sport brief | |
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| Knowing that the sport brief is the BEST underwear, I thought I'd give these a try. In very hot weather, there seems to be just a bit too much fabric in the crotch, making for less wicking ability. They also tended to be a bit long inthe crotch and high in the waist, so I folded over the waistband and they fit better. I ordered a large which should be correct for me, but these fit more like boxers than boxerbriefs. They are good, but not for very hot sweaty weather. | |
| doug at Mountain Gear on 07/28/2009 | |
Sizing | |
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I purchased a pair of boxer briefs in black and they look great! The fit around the legs are good, but I will say that there is a lot of fabric around the pouch area. I am generally a size medium, but I would seriously consider purchasing one size smaller, to reduce the amount of excess fabric in the pouch area. As well, the height of the boxer briefs is a bit too high, which is another reason why I would consider purchasing one size smaller. | |
| Panda_Brand at Backcountry.com on 06/11/2008 | |
great travel briefs | |
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These washed well and dried overnight plus a little on board an Alaskan cruise during the rainy season. | |
| Dog House Images at Backcountry.com on 09/04/2009 | |