Briefs

[K-3]

I'm bringing a couple pair of the Under Armor briefs but if that doesn't work for me, going commando is always an option. If going commando, baby powder is a wonderful thing for the crotch area. A liberal application each morning got me thru 3+ years in the Middle East and works well at cutting down on moisture and odor. Go to Wal-Mart and get a bunch of the travel sized baby powders; 1 for your pack and the rest for your bounce box. I've got big legs so I got a couple sticks of Body Glide Anti-Chafe (http://www.nationalrunningcenter.com...roductinfo/BG/) for the thighs.

K-3

[WILLIAM HAYES]

nothing let everything hang in the breeze

[Ranc0r]

+1 for ExOfficio Give'N'Go Boxer Briefs. Moisture wicking, no chaffing, enough support. Cotton Kills, so protect them.

Ranc0R
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[TheTwanger]

Don't mean to get personnel. But for those of you who go commando, I take it you don't have a problem with chaffing??

nope... do have a problem with hot bunched up undies though .. lol

[Wobegon]

Under Armour boxer briefs!

[Iron Will]

EX OFFICIO BOXER BRIEFS!!!!!
Worth all the money they cost!!
I started with one pair and ended up buying a whole set for a week cause they are soooo amazing!!

[handlebar]

+1 for Ex Officio Boxer Briefs.

[fredmugs]

running shorts with the built in crotch

[Slack-jawed Trog]

Don't mean to get personnel. But for those of you who go commando, I take it you don't have a problem with chaffing??

Well since you asked Special-K, I find them uncomfortable and don't wear them at home, and haven't in years. Why would I wear them on the trail? YMMV

[map man]

These days I like to hike in nylon fishing pants with zip-off legs with a built-in brief. No underwear required.