10 Best Mens Underwear For Sweating
Updated on: June 2023
Best Mens Underwear For Sweating in 2023
Hanes Men's 3-Pack Comfort Flex Fit Ultra Soft Long Leg Boxer Brief, Assorted, XX-Large
- Ultra soft cotton stretch and smooth comfort waistband
- Breathable supportive pouch
- Stretches so it moves with you and won't ride up
- Tag less
- Freshen and wicking technology
Fruit of the Loom Men's Breathable Brief Multipack, Assorted, X-Large
- Breathable Cotton Mesh Fabric
- Keeps you Cool and Dry
- Wicks Moisture
- Legs Don’t Bind
- Mid-Rise Fit, Soft, Flex Waistband
- Traditional Fly
- 4 Pack
- Tag Free
- Actual Colors May Vary
Calvin Klein Men's Underwear Body Modal Boxer Briefs 3 Pack, Black/Blue Shadow/Mink, Large
- Body modal underwear boxer briefs multipack featuring a body defining fit
- Ultra soft hand micro modal fabric with added stretch for comfort
- Luxurious drape
- Soft and smooth waistband for additional all day comfort
- Contour pouch flattens physique on bottom
Calvin Klein Men's Steel Micro Low Rise Trunks, Dark Midnight/Mink/Cobalt Water, M
- Wide Calvin Klein logo waistband
- Metallic detailing for elevated style
- Flat lock seaming for additional comfort
- Trunk with body defining fit
- Contoured pouch
Reebok Men's Low Rise Underwear Briefs (5 Pack), Charcoal/Navy/Grey/Navy/Black, Medium
- Easy Care; Machine Wash, Tumble Dry
- Simple Pull On Briefs Perfect for Daily Wear
- Itch Free Comfort with Tag Free Design
- Comfortable Contour Pouch with No Fly
- Soft Elastic Waistband for a Great Fit; Please Reference the Product Description for More Details
Fruit of the Loom Men's CoolZone Boxer Briefs, Stripe/Solid, XX-Large
- Cool zone mesh fly provides ventilation where you need it
- Sizes S, M, L, XL are pack of 5
- Sizes 2XL and 3XL are pack of 4
- Tag free boxer briefs with no ride up legs
- Wicks moisture
- Actual colors may vary
Hanes Men's 4-Pack Cool Comfort Breathable Mesh Long Leg Boxer Brief, Assorted, Medium
- Lightweight, breathable mesh fabric
- Wicking cool comfort fabric keeps you feeling cool and dry
- Fresh IQ advanced odor protection technology attacks odor-causing bacteria in your clothing to help you feel fresh all day
- Comfort flex waistband and stretch fabric move with you
- Color assortments may vary
PUMA Men's 3 Pack Boxer Brief, Black, Large
- 85 percent polyester/15 percent spandex for durability, soft brushed and comfort waistband, sport stretch, stay put construction, tag free, value pack offers three pairs,
- Puma offers performance and sport-inspired lifestyle products in countless categories for all athletes. Puma has established a reputation for a super durable and comfort underwear as an item you'll find yourself reaching for every morning
Calvin Klein Men's Underwear Air FX Micro Boxer Briefs, Black, X-Large
- Calvin Klein boxer briefs with a body-defining fit
- Light knitting construction that enhances air flow
- Double-layered, contour pouch with center seam
- Curved panel detailing in front
- Exposed elastic waistband with iconic repeat logo
Champion Men's Boxer Briefs All Day Comfort No Ride Up Double Dry X-Temp 5 Pack (Black - Navy - Grey, Large)
- Pack includes 2 Black, 2 Gray, 1 Blue
- Contoured front panel for all day comfort
- No ride up,Moisture wicking
- Double Dry Technology with X-temp
- New comfort fit
Scottish Remedies on Curing a Hangoverfrom A Country that Knows What it's Talking About!
The days of me waking up in a back alley with underwear pulled over my head pretty much ended in college...but a person needs to be prepared just in case!
1) A CUP OF COFFEE: long heralded as the best choice for curing a hangover, would you believe coffee should be avoided? Coffee dehydrates your body, thus making your hangover WORSE! Sure, the caffeine will give you a kick in the pants. But that burst of energy will wear off and you'll still feel like someone parked a Hummer on your tongue. Better to stick with a cup of…..
2) WATER: I was told that "responsible" drinkers should aim for a glass of water in between every beer they drink. Yeah right! How successful is that game-plan going to be after a beer or two? In the event you don't want to sacrifice any space in your stomach for anything else besides beer, try this: Drink one liter before you go to bed (that is if you can find your bed) and drink another liter in the morning when you wake up face down on the floor. You'll actually feel better. The trick is to keep drinking water throughout the day. What's that? The thought of water just doesn't do any thing for you? Then try a plate of …
3) BACON AND EGGS: The Scotts call this a "fry up". You may call this a "clogged artery enhancer", but I learned that good 'ol bacon and eggs contains the amino acid CYCTEINE" which is heralded in some circles as a toxin that flushes impurities (like too much alcohol) from your body. Many Scotts swear by it. And if you're worried about all that grease then add some wheat bread to the mix. In case there's no time for breakfast, how about popping two…
4) PAINKILLERS: Better known as aspirin. In Edinburgh (and I presume elsewhere in the United Kingdom), you can purchase Paracetamol over-the-counter and apparently it does wonders to that "I've-been-kicked-in-the-head-by-a-Brahma-bull" feeling you just know is waiting fro you in the morning. Not to keen on aspirin? Then try…
5) HONEY ON TOAST: Honey contains fructose and fructose can help restore some equilibrium to your blood-sugar levels, while breaking down the alcohol in your body. Why not simplify things: dispense with the toast and just take a large spoonful of honey every hour. Want another all-natural hang-over cure? How about…
6) MILK THISTLE: You can purchase this over the counter in capsule or liquid form and you'll be glad you did, as milk thistle contains the much heralded SILYMARIN which assists the liver in its efforts to process alcohol. The Scotts recommend you take it before you head out on your Pub Crawl. Nothing like being prepared!
There are a lot of other so-called remedies, but the "best" hang-over cure may be the most logical: what the locals refer to as "a nip of the hair of the dog that bit ya" in other words - a sip or two of alcohol to help your body maintain it's equilibrium after all that alcohol you drank the night before! I
So let me get this straight: drink more alcohol to help me feel better after drinking a lot of alcohol? I'm not too convinced. Maybe that's why I don't drink too much in the first place!
