what is the best men's underwear to wear while in the amazon jungle? Should it be long underwear to protect from animals? are there any fabrics that are especially well suited?

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Best Travel Underwear of 2023

• An article on the best travel underwear for men
• The list is entirely based on the author’s research, testing, and rating of the products
• Best Overall Travel Underwear is the Ortovox 150 Essential Boxer Briefs
• Scoring system for each pair in different metrics:
  • Comfort (35% of overall score weighting), Breathability (20%), Odor Control (20%), Durability (15%), and Drying Time (10%)
• Ortovox 150 Essential Boxer Briefs

  • Material - 48% Merino, 30% Lyocell, 14% Polyamide, 8% Elastane | Weight - 2.5 oz

  • Pros - Natural odor control with Merino wool; durable due to synthetic fibers; minimalistic stitching; chafe-resistant flatlock seams
  • Cons - May wear warmer than synthetics
  • Editors rating: 9.0/10.0
• Under Armour UA Tech 6” Boxerjock

  • Material - 90% Polyester, 10% Elastane | Weight - 2.4 oz

  • Pros - Affordable; breathable material; comfortable design; wide waistband
  • Cons - No odor control tech
  • Editors rating: 8.0/10.0
• Outdoor Research Echo Boxer Briefs

  • Material - 100% Recycled Polyester | Weight - 1.8 oz

  • Pros - Featherweight material with good breathability, super fast drying, and well-designed stitching
  • Cons - Thin fabric not extremely durable
  • Editors rating: 8.0/10.0
• Saxx DropTemp Cooling Mesh

  • Material - 100% Polyester | Weight - 2.7 oz

  • Pros - Unique, highly breathable mixed mesh material; clever soft cup design; colorful patterns and design
  • Cons - Lightweight fabric is less durable
  • Editors rating: 8.0/10.0
• Icebreaker Anatomica Boxer

  • Material - 83% Merino Wool, 12% Nylon, 5% Elastane | Weight - 2.4 oz

  • Pros - Soft and light fabric with natural anti-odor properties
  • Cons - Bulky wool pipe seams
  • Editors rating: 6.0/10.0
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• The webpage provides detailed reviews and ratings of the best long underwear for men from various brands and materials.
• The reviews are based on factors such as warmth, breathability, comfort, fit, durability, drying speed, and layering ability.
• The Smartwool Classic Thermal Merino Bottom is rated the best overall long underwear for men with a score of 77. It is made of 100% Merino wool with a 250 g/m² cut.
• The REI Co-op Midweight Bottoms are rated the best synthetic long underwear for the price with a score of 73. They are made of 100% polyester with a weight of 7.4 oz (size Medium).
• The Meriwool Merino 250 Bottom is rated the best value Merino wool long underwear with a score of 67. They are made of 100% Merino wool and weigh 7.9 oz (size Medium).
• The Artilect Boulder 125 is rated the best lightweight long underwear with a score of 74. It is made of 85% Merino wool and 15% nylon with a weight of 4.3 oz (size Medium).
• The Smartwool Intraknit Thermal Merino 3/4 Bottom is rated the best 3/4 length long underwear with a score of 72. They are made of 54% Merino wool, 43% polyester, 2% elastane, and 1% polyamide with a weight of 9.2 oz (size Medium).
• Other long underwear included in the comparison are the Patagonia Capilene Midweight Bottoms, Ortovox 185 Rock’N’Wool Short Pant, Outdoor Research Alpine Onset Bottoms, Icebreaker Merino 200 Oasis Bottoms, Smartwool Classic All-Season Merino Bottom, and REI Co-op Lightweight Bottoms.
• The criteria for washing and caring for long underwear made of Merino wool are different than synthetic materials. Careful laundering and mainly flat or line air-drying should be used to improve the longevity of Merino base layers.
• The website emphasizes that no specific long underwear is recommended for the Amazon Jungle and that material preference may vary depending on the individual and conditions.

• The website also provides a comparison table that allows users to compare up to 5 products based on weight, materials, score, and price.

• Ascertain if synthetic material could be used as a survival gear
• Author asked for the best lightweight synthetic men’s underwear that dries quickly, preferably in a briefs-style, for one-bag adventuring in outdoor and urban environments in different climates.
• He was also looking for better quality and fewer pairs of underwear to suit his needs.
• In the past few days, the author researched all recommended options, covering the universe of synthetic underwear and shared his thoughts after.
• He decided to go with Arc’teryx Phase Briefs as his top choice for the upcoming trip due to the product specs, lightest option at 1.4 oz, and excellent reviews online.
• Duluth Trading’s Buck Naked briefs are at second choice as they are more affordable but weigh in at 4.4 oz.
• Exofficio’s reviews are good, but their quality control and fabric cutting corners ruled the author out despite being durable and lightweight at 2.47 oz.
• Under Armour’s boxer briefs were no good for the author, and their briefs version was discontinued.
• Patagonia’s Capeline Briefs are lightweight at 1.9 oz and made of recycled polyester jersey, but reviews scared the author away.
• Saxx brand was a surprise hit for the user despite having a fashionable reputation. In contrast, the Kinetic version weighs nothing and is 90% nylon/10% spandex.
• Ultra version has no weight listed and is 95% viscose/5% spandex.
• Uniqlo’s Airism material had no mentions of being specifically useful in the jungle but is popular among the reddit community.
• The material is comfortable, wicks away moisture and sweat, and is suitable for everyday use.
• Other recommended brands were:
  • 2(x)ist Micro Speed Dri No Show Briefs make a comfortable and lightweight option at 88% polyester/12% spandex.
  • Separatec boasts two separate pouches that make it suitable for strenuous activities as the material is stretchy with lots of support.
  • Golite trunks include mesh material that sometimes catches leg hair, but it is cheap and works well.
  • All Citizens Boxer Briefs are more supportive, comfortable, thicker, and perform well, though they ride up a little.
  • David Archy’s Bamboo material Trunks and Briefs are comfortable and suitable for non-strenuous activities

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• The post is about the best men’s boxer briefs for hot/humid weather.
• The post is from 10 months ago and has 92 points.
• Users recommend different brands such as Duluth Trading Company’s Buck Naked, Uniqlo Airism, Wool & Prince Merino wool, 32 Degrees, David Archy, Mack Weldon, and others.
• Duluth Trading Company’s Buck Naked boxer briefs are recommended for everyday wear while their Armichillo style is good for hot weather.
• Uniqlo Airism non-mesh, mesh, and Supima Cotton are recommended.
• Users recommend merino wool boxers such as Wool & Prince Merino wool and Icebreaker merino wool as they are breathable, moisture-wicking, anti-microbial, and wash easily in the sink.
• 32 Degrees are inexpensive and recommended for hot and humid weather.
• David Archy’s boxers have a ball separation feature, are made of micro-modal material, and are super-soft for skin feel and comfort in hot weather.
• Mack Weldon stealth boxer-briefs or AirKnitX are recommended for their odor control, lightness, breathability, and quick-drying features.
• Under Armour boxer briefs are also recommended.
• The quality of ExOfficio’s boxer briefs was questioned by some users .
• Pair of Thieves boxer briefs are recommended for their comfort and breathability.
• Tommy John pairs of boxer briefs are recommended for hiking, and Second Skin ones are recommended for all seasons.
• Decathlon Nylon boxer briefs are suggested for their lightness and comfort.
• Users also discuss the fabrics and their qualities, such as moisture-wicking, breathability, and odor control.
• Uniqlo Airism is recommended for its compactness, comfort, and its ability to mitigate smell.
• Wool & Prince Merino wool and Icebreaker merino wool are recommended for their natural fibers, moisture-wicking ability, and ability to combat odor.
• ExOfficio’s Sport Mesh 2.0 were reported to be going strong after seven years of usage.
• Under Armour was reported to hold up well for prolonged periods.
• Airism by Uniqlo was considered too thin by some users.
• ExOfficio boxer briefs were deemed not suitable for warmer weather according to one user.
• Mack Weldon’s quality was doubted by a user who complained of pilling after a few washes.

• “The best boxer briefs — Typical Contents” is a guide from a clothing blog called Typical Contents for finding the best pair of men’s boxer briefs.
• The team from Typical Contents bought and tested 13 pairs of underwear to find the best one for everyday wear.
• CDLP’s Boxer Brief came out as the best overall among the 13 tested pairs. It was the most comfortable and had excellent qualities such as light and stretchy lyocell material, an unusual sheen, a lack of fabric label, a moved off-center waistband seam, and Portuguese manufacture. After six months of weekly wear and wash, it remains durable.
• The price of £29 for a single pair can be lessened by purchasing multipacks or subscribing to CDLP’s Automatique subscription service.
• Sunspel Stretch Cotton Trunk is also a great option with qualities such as supportive and flattering fit, thicker and more substantial material than the CDLP, fabric label, remarkable quality, and durability. They’re also made in Portugal. Price: £28.
• UNIQLO Men’s Supima Cotton Boxer Brief is the budget pick with an excellent, close fit and almost as comfortable as the top picks. It’s less durable and has a fabric label. It’s made in Sri Lanka and costs £5.90.
• Other brands in the test include Everlane, TOM FORD, H&M, Derek Rose, Briefs, Joe Fresh, and Mack Weldon but fell short of the top picks.
• The webpage provides notes on how they tested and created the criteria (such as boxer briefs only, availability, colors, length and rise, fit, and material) for choosing the best underwear.
• The webpage gives information about the team behind the test such as their experience and expertise.
• The webpage concludes with the suggestion that CDLP’s Boxer Brief is “the best pair of underpants” in the entire rotation and is suitable for owning a single model of boxer brief.
• While the webpage did not specifically address wearing underwear in the Amazon jungle or protection from animals, it discussed in detail what to look for in a pair of boxer briefs including materials such as cotton, wool, lyocell, and elastane. Nevertheless, there was no mention of any material’s suitability for wearing in the jungle or protecting against animals.

Here are the notes for the webpage:

• Wearing wrong underwear can lead to discomfort due to high humidity and temperature
• Good quality underwear can let you stay flexible and comfortable in hot and humid weather
• David Archy Men’s Underwear is the best underwear for hot and humid weather
• These underwear are extremely soft and breathable, thanks to the perfect blend of bamboo rayon
• The elastic band prevents chafing during hot weather
• David Archy offers briefs too
• The best women’s briefs are Fruit of the Loom CoolBlend Panties
• Hanes Tagless Boxers are the best boxers for hot and humid weather
• Saxx Men’s Underwear is the best breathable underwear for men.
• Hanes Cool Comfort Underwear is the best breathable underwear for women
• Separatec Men’s Underwear is the best underwear for an active lifestyle
• Things to look for in hot and humid weather underwear are material, style, and fit
• Bamboo is the most breathable underwear material, but lightweight cotton is also breathable
• Underwear styles include briefs, boxers, and boxer briefs
• Briefs offer airflow to the upper legs but do not offer much breathability where they cover
• Boxers are loose-fitting, breathable, and don’t cover the thighs.
• Boxer briefs offer support and ventilation, ideal for hot and humid days
• The article contains no mention of the Amazon Jungle, nor does it address the need for long underwear to protect from animals.
• There are links to other articles such as “Best Underwear for Sweat” and “Best Underwear for Men.”
• The article mentions “As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. We may also earn commissions if you purchase products from other retailers after clicking on a link from our site.”
• Certain brands mentioned in the article have an Amazon link next to them with an Amazon rating, such as David Archy Men’s Underwear having a 4.6 stars rating.

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• The webpage is a discussion on men’s underpants on Reddit
• Price bins listed for different budgets
• Uptight Wall Street types and prudes wear underpants
• Recommendations for different brands within each price range
• Discussion on the best boxer shorts from Derek Rose on sale for $157.50 (21 karma)
• Debate about the value in paying $150 for high-end boxers (12 karma)
• Recommendation of Bresciani for $70 (2 karma)
• Recommendation of Brooks Brothers for $27 (2 karma)
• Recommendation of CDLP, a Swedish brand (2 karma)
• Recommendation of Calvin Klein Modal Boxer Briefs for $25-$55; sold at Costco for $25 for a 3-pack (4 karma)
• Tani brand mentioned for their high-quality and comfort, especially their silk cut briefs (1 karma)
• Discussion on Tani’s Black Friday promotion (1 karma)

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