7EVEN Clothing Co. 100% Men's Merino Wool Boxer Briefs Lightweight Breathable Underwear 190 GSM

In general, I am happy and would buy again. As for fit, there are positive and negatives. They have a longer inseam, which I wanted and am happy with. The bottom of the leg has a seam that is a little tighter than the rest of the leg at first, which is mildly uncomfortable. But I have noticed that loosens up after a few wears, so I am now ok with that. The crotch is a little low in my experience; I would be happy with a little closer fit there for more support, so I would call it "suboptimal," but not "bad" by any stretch (I wear boxer-briefs on a day-to-day, and these are less supportive). I am 6'2" 200lbs and I bought the medium (I wear 35 waist pants when I can find them, and always buy medium in underwear).The main reason I bought these is for backcountry hunts/hikes, where I want to reduce weight (i.e. minimal spare underwear) while keeping a sane amount of odor hygiene. I tried working out in these a few times over the course of a few days without washing, and they are living up to the virtues of merino in terms of scent resistance. So I am happy there. I have some First Lite and Icebreaker merino, but the cost of their underwear is quite a bit higher, so I took a leap with the 7even product.Comfort and skin feel is good. I had minor hesitations about 19.5 micron merino because I've worn 17.5 micron before (lower number is finer thread, so more comfortable), but I am happy with the feel. I have had some merino before that felt quite scratchy, but no problems in that area with 7even.Minor fit issues aside, I think the value is solid. I'm still considering a second pair. I'm sure everyone would love some real-world review photos, but you won't get that from me. :)

These are a great pair of Merino underwear for a bargain compared to the "big name" brands out there such as icebreaker and Smartwool.Fit: I purchased a large and I have a size 34 waist. The fit is great. Plenty of room and unrestrictive. Comfortable and non irritating waistband. Essentially no ride up whatsoever.Material: super soft as you should expect from quality merino wool. And don't let the relatively low price fool you, these are good quality.Build/Quality: These just feel well made in general. They are just as well made as my other Merino products from the big name brands. They are just as soft as my Minus 33 base layers, which is a well respected brand within the wool space and comes highly recommended by me as well.Conclusion:A quality made Merino Boxer at a great price compared to competitors.

I've tried both these and the Saxx Blacksheep. While I actually like the fabric of these better than the more expensive Saxx, I have noticed that after a dozen or so washes, there are small tears beginning to appear along the rear seam. Additionally, the rear seam is not as comfortable a fit as the Saxx, and the 7EVEN doesn't have the anatomical front design, which makes it less comfortable overall. I do, however, like the longer leg -- it is the perfect length for me so that they don't ride up the way shorter boxer-briefs — even the Saxx — do. I'm 5'10", 34" waist and the size large fits me perfectly.

Although the shorts start off fitting correctly after moving in them they become shaggy. They protect against odor but if you plan on wearing them to hike you will be pulling them up over and over. Bought these for a 5 day backpacking trip and I was disappointed in their overall fit. On day one of the hike I pulled them down to relieve myself and once I pulled them up the were very saggy in the crouch and began to rub against my inner thighs. Also once I started to sweat they became increasingly uncomfortable. I have sent these to the goodwill. Hopefully someone else will enjoy these. I would not buy these again.

Super Happy with these boxers. The inseams are long as you can see in the photo which is great.  I like that they're not itchy, odor resistance, and really comfortable. These are perfect for long trips. You won't have to pack a bunch of cotton boxers anymore, couple of these and you'll be good. I would say that they're definitely worth the investment.

I loved these because they were comfortable and handle moisture very well, which is why I got merino wool in the first place. Unfortunately they're not durable at all. Every single pair (I bought two, then two more because they were nice at first) has been completely worn and ripped at the crotch. I'm not a big dude, I don't just chafe wherever I go. They wore apart in less than a year. I'm not just talking little holes here, I'm saying like hot-dog-hallway situation. My grapes hang in the breeze through these.Way too much money for the lack of durability. I really liked these cozy things but they'll be trash once I can afford non-cotton quality again.

Really like the product, however, found it to be not quite as durable as hoped. Although I probably will re-order, because I like wool and the spandex like feel, did receive tears in it as fast as I would with cotton. That makes this an expensive alternative.

High quality fabric and excellent feel. Definitely well made and perfect for hiking. I would have given 5 stars except the sizing is awkward. Going a size small might prove beneficial for maximum comfort.