Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Briefs

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Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Briefs
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Patagonia Men's Silkweight Boxer Briefs.
Our tried-and-true boxer brief silhouette in a lightweight, super-silky polyester for all-day next-to-skin comfort. This garment is Formfitting The versatile Silkweight Boxer Briefs keep you cool on the hike into Dry Meadow Creek, and offer a layer of warmth protection for canyoneering down Seven Teacups. The light polyester jersey fabric and brushed elastic waistband are smooth and comfortable against the skin. Gladiodor odor control for the garment resists the funk. The formfitting underwear has a cover-stitched hem for smooth glide under shorts or pants. With supportive front panel and fully functioning, self-fabric fly. Silkweight polyester jersey is smooth and comfortable against the skin Brushed elastic waistband is soft and comfortable Supportive front panel Self-fabric fully functioning fly Cover-stitched hem for smooth glide under shorts or pants Tagless for itch-free comfort in all pursuits 3.4-oz 100% polyester (50% recycled) jersey with Gladiodor odor control for the garment 62 g (2.2 oz) e-fiber, recycled polyester

Fit:

  • Brushed elastic waist provides a comfortable fit.

Fabric:

  • 3.4oz 100% polyester (50% recycled) jersey with Gladiodor odor control for the garment
  • Gladiodor antimicrobial treatment prevents the fabric from accumulating odors
  • Formfitting construction keeps everything tight to the body for maximum support during high-performance activity.
  • Cover-stitched hem for smooth glide under shorts or pants
  • Gladiodor finish keeps funky smells from settling into the fabric.
  • Quick-drying, partially recycled polyester fabric offers easy care and superior moisture transfer
  • Silkweight polyester jersey is smooth and comfortable against the skin
  • Fabric treatment employs benign amino acids to discourage odors

Support and Cushioning:

  • Supportive front panel keeps everybody happy

Wash and Care:

  • Machine wash cold, tumble dry low.

Waistband:

  • Brushed elastic waistband is super-soft and won't dig into your skin
  • Elastic waistband feels comfortable against skin

Comfort:

  • Tagless for itch-free comfort in all pursuits

Manufactured:

  • Made in Mexico.

Features:

  • Fully functional fly outlet gains you access to the outside world without having to drop everything
  • Men's lightweight boxer briefs
  • The Patagonia Silkweight Boxer briefs include a functional fly
  • Gladiodor antimicrobial treatment to keep away odors
  • Closeout
  • 62g (2.2oz)
  • Chafe-free tagless design keeps you coming back for more
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Patagonia Men’s Silkweight Boxer Briefs are made from lightweight, silky polyester for all-day, next-to-skin comfort, fast drying times and quick moisture management. This comfortably supportive, form-fitted boxer brief has built-in Gladiodor odor control to help reduce odors when worn on multi-day trips. The flat, brushed elastic waistband rides smoothly under a pack hipbelt. Men’s Silkweight Boxer Briefs include a supportive front panel, fully functioning fly and are tagless for itch-free comfort.


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The Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Brief is reflective of its name in nearly every way, this polyester boxer brief delivers ultra comfortable support and even resists odor.

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Ultra-thin and form-fitting, the Patagonia Silkweight Boxer briefs keep you cool on the hike. A cover-stitched hem allows briefs to glide smoothly under shorts or pants.

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Even down to the last piece of clothing, Patagonia offers you true comfort. The new Silkweight Boxer Briefs are the epitome of comfort. Light as a feather but still offering you a warmth like never before.
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For a super-silky layer that never stops dishing out comfort, slide on into the Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Brief.

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For a super-silky layer that never stops dishing out comfort, slide on into the Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Brief.


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Get ready for all-day comfort in the Silkweight Boxer Brief.
Gladiodor® finish keeps funky smells from settling into the fabric.
Imported.
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Patagonia's Silkweight Boxer Briefs feature: Light polyester fabric with a brushed elastic waistband and Gladiodor odor control that resists the funk.


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Activity:Multisport
Back Rise:12 in
Cut:boxer brief
Fabric:50% polyester/50% recycled polyester
Fabric Weight:Microweight
Fit:Formfitting
Front Rise:12 in
Inseam:3 1 2 in
Inseam (in.):5.25 inches
Leg Opening:20 in
Material:3.4-oz 100% polyester (50% recycled) jersey with Gladiodor® odor control for the garment
Moisture wicking:Yes
Outseam:13 in
Quick drying:Yes
Recommended Use:you know
Style:Boxer Brief
Technologies:[eFibers]
Type:Underwear
Waist Measurement:28 in
Warranty:lifetime
Weight:2.2 oz / 62 g
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Patagonia Silkweight Boxer Briefs Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

I've worn these every day for the last 15+ years (well, not the same pair, and I have washed them...), so I can legitimately say I've "put them through the wringer." If you are wondering why I am typing so smoothly right now, it is because of my Silk Weight Patagonia briefs. They are that good.
Butt seriously, 2-3 star reviews? I love those things and would much rather get a new pair or two every year instead of a paisley tie. They are comfy and loose fitting in the right places, while being snug around your hips so they don't fall down.
A friend of mine claims he can wear them for a week at a time and they don't stink. I don't know if I'd go that far, but they are a very nice set of boxers. I'm going with a 5 out of 5 on these.

Andrew McLean at Backcountry.com on 03/14/2013

Smoother than silk

It's been a while since I purchased Patagonia boxer's after struggling to get a good fits for over the last five years (prior to that I have worn Patagonia silk boxer's for more than a decade). Nevertheless, these Boxer Brief fit great. I think it's because they are brief's and still conform to my body. They are great to wear under bike riding shorts without bunching up. Overall, the silk weight is cool enough or comfortable to wear without getting to hot compared to other polyester kinds of shorts. I bought them on sale and would have bought more if I know that they felt so good.
SteveD at Patagonia on 03/09/2013

fit bigger this season, need to make XS

Hey, patagonia i love the improved fabric and slightly bigger thighs (exactly what i would suggest to improve on last seasons) but the small now fits questionably more loose then the old medium... they are cut bigger and since they stretch out easier also its a big difference especially in the support offered while active. I use to wear either the small and mediums depending on the activity but now the small it too big. Please, offer extra-small of make the small smaller next season! These are my favorite briefs otherwise!
ChristopherTheClimber at Patagonia on 02/08/2012

Very Comfortable

These feel very supportive, yet don't bind. Up until recently, I had always worn the short briefs. I tried out some Patagonia boxers, and really like sleeping in them, but they didn't feel supportive enough during the day, and because they are baggy, they bunched up under jeans or regular pants. These strike a happy medium,and I like them.
JohnnyB at Patagonia on 03/31/2012

Last seasons' were better

I love the silkweight boxer briefs from last season. These are still pretty good, but they are tighter than last season (which were perfect for me.) They are branded on the rear so if you bend down you'll be repping patagonia. These are still great--lightweight, wedgy-free, dry fast, and breathe well. I will not ever return to cotton.
MikeyMike at Patagonia on 08/25/2012

Go-To

The only product that I am ALWAYS wearing in the field. The change to Silkweight from the Cap-1 made these things even more amazing. snug fit, obviously, but with plenty of stretch, sizing is easy. I'd like to see a few more of the patterns from the boxers in this cut.
MaukaBird at Patagonia on 06/15/2012

best, & first, undies ever!

As someone who has never worn underwear due to finding it restricting and uncomfortable, I'm a changed man! Did not truly realize it until I went out to the store today on my bike and realized that commando was not like I'd remembered it. Love these things.
colvin at Patagonia on 03/09/2013

Great do anything briefs

I have several pairs of Patagonia boxers and a pair of briefs. The Boxer-Briefs are semi-stretchy and fit snug. You could wear them when running or under a swim suit to prevent chaffing. Still plenty comfortable for all day wear due to the incredible material.
SkiRunBikeRunmore at Patagonia on 04/17/2012

Love 'em

These work as advertised, keeping you dry and stink free. They fit well too; not too snug, not too tight. I have 2 pairs and plan on getting more. You can't beat the value, especially when they're on sale.
Shano at Patagonia on 03/12/2013
I bought these for my husband because he loves Patagonia Silkweight stuff--he loves sleeping in them. It's hard finding an attractive pattern--the orange one is both unusual and cool.
Anonymous - customer at Zappos.com on 06/25/2012

Negative Reviews:

Tight, no stretch, so much worse than last year's

Last year's silk weight boxer briefs were awesome, dried super fast, had the normal amount of stretch you'd expect from boxer briefs. These things on the other hand are bizarre, it's like they picked a fabric for boxers, that has just about zero stretch and made them in a boxer brief cut, they're uncomfortable to wear just walking around, they ride up. Doing any sport in them is down right unpleasant. I'm a big Patagonia fan, they normally put so much thought into their gear, but this one is just a total loser. On the strength of last year's, I mail ordered two of this new kind, I wore one pair, washed them a couple times and I hate them, still have the other pair in the bag, and I think it's too late to return, I'd sell them on eBay or something, but I think whoever bought them would just complain and give me bad feedback. Rating these a 'Don't buy'!
citybiker at Patagonia on 04/08/2013

Weird

6'0 170 lbs The fit is strange on these. I have the caps in a large, the lightweight boxer briefs in a large and these weird diaper things in a large. While the plain caps and the lightweights are the best thing ever and feel great. These make you feel like something weird is going on down there. The legs are too tight while the waist is loose. Ummm why? And the crotch area just feels funky and it feels like I'm in a diaper.
Sacredmonkeyman at Patagonia on 03/17/2013

Neutral Reviews:

Along with the previous reviewer, I feel that these are contricting(and I'm skinny).
It feels like they didn't cut it to accommodate for any leg movement. Raise your leg too high, and it starts to constrict.
Aside from that, they do wick moisture very well. I also used them for swimming trunks recently, and they dried in a snap.
It's not too bad... but I wouldn't buy any more of these

Emerson Takahashi at Backcountry.com on 01/12/2013

Streamlined review here.....
Fit: true to size (always wear a Medium, and the M in these fit fine)
Material: moisture wicking for sure, but NOT as stretchy as I'd wanted/hoped for....a bit constrictive for me, and this is where "3 stars" comes from.
Overall: for the price, I was hoping for more...the overall fit of 'em and the lack of elasticity just make these adequate in my opinion.....go for Ex-Officio instead.

stridemon at Backcountry.com on 01/11/2013

tight on leg

I have owned several pair of these Boxer Briefs and love them but the last pair I ordered were tight in the leg area, seems like the cut was changed. this causes them to ride up and bunch where you don't want them to bunch. If you have legs like a distance runner you will be fine, sprinter not so much
tommytaha at Patagonia on 07/29/2012

smooth and comfy!

I have some cap boxers that I really like and the medium fits fine. However the med silkweights are a lil snug....its OK. Great for running or working out. Feel more like a compression brief. I give it 3 stars because I was expecting more of an underwear feel.
Rangerglx at Patagonia on 03/11/2013

Jury's still out

I purchased these because I find the modern Patagonia SW boxers to be cut too full and the waist band likes to double over on itself. While ok, these briefs don't seem to be the answer. They tend to bunch up and I have felt some slight chafing.
kaceman at Patagonia on 03/17/2012