These are so comfy!

I have been looking for a long time for comfortable underwear to wear when training as have had many problems from other underwear. I finally found it with Runderwear. Very comfortable and no chaffing..... fantastic

As a man, it's tricky to find underwear that's comfortable to run in, as most men's underwear is designed to cover a big area (no, not in that way) and therefore has a lot of material to potentially bunch up and chafe your skin. This is especially true if you wear running tights. After reading a post on a running forum from a guy whose running underwear of choice was a G-string, I decided to give it a go. I initially bought a few basic cotton pairs (specifically designed for men) which I *thought* were really comfortable...until I tried these. It's a real shame that Runderwear don't make an equivalent specifically for men or that they don't market this as unisex, because they're extremely comfortable for men too.

The waist is higher than I'm used to (men's underwear generally doesn't go for high waists) but overall, they're a really good fit. When out a run, I barely even knew they were there. Just really, really comfortable. However, I was a bit put out that they have "WOMEN'S G-STRING" printed inside the waistband, which I feel is a bit unnecessary (awkward conversation coming up in the future when my wife notices it LOL).

As far as sizing goes, I have a 34" waist, 6ft tall, weighing around 81kg, and the LARGE was a perfect fit.

What I don't like so much is the way they're packaged, which is over the top and hugely over-engineered. Each item comes in its own cardboard box at least twice the size necessary (as you can imagine, this G-string folds up to next to nothing), and then it's placed inside a small plastic bag with a plastic seal/closure mechanism. The top of each box also has a string-type loop with a metal sheath on the end (the kind you might get on a binder that loops through a hole to keep it closed) which I can only guess serves a single purpose to enable the box to be hung from something. Possibly useful in a retail display, but completely useless when they arrive in the post. Also, I purchased a 3-pack which ended up simply being 3 of the single boxes rather than in 1 box. These could easily be sold in a single plastic/fibre bag with an adhesive closure mechanism, and the multi-packs could be the same but contain multiple items. Yes, of course the cardboard is recyclable and something I do but as it stands, it's a significant waste of material (and of course, the resources/energy required to initially produce it).

So glad I purchased these. So comfortable and they’ve really helped prevent any horrid chaffing!

Ran on a treadmill for around 6k which gave me very bad chafing that meant I couldn’t run for a week. Wouldn’t recommend. I love other runderwear products and would highly recommend other styles