Mens Disposable Underwear Cotton 10 Pack Cotton Briefs Travel Underwear Men

This is the best disposable underwear ever! It's thick, twice as thick as the other brand I've been wearing for decades at work. It's my new go to underwear for travel. It's not thin, it's warm, soft to the touch. I order packages of them now for every trip, which saves on packing space(more souvenirs to bring back). Well made & they're washable. On a hunch, I tossed them into the washer: High, Heavy Load/Hot Spin Dry & Cold Wash Spin Dry (two types), they came out fine. It's cotton, so it's biodegradable.My experience, you can wash them/reuse for a few months.RECOMMEND: Buy a few packages for your trips, I do.

These are very comfortable for those who cannot tolerate tight elastic waistbands becuse of sensitive nerve pain. They are only "DISPOSABLE" if you don't have laundry facilities. They CAN be washed and used many times.

Three of the ten underpants were unwearable due to misaligned elastic. The others were fine. So if you need ten pairs then buy two packs. You might end up with 14 wearable underpants.

Not see through, hardly any thinner than some brands of standard underwear. Can’t beat the price. The leg holes aren’t too tight and the xxl waistband fits a 50 inch waist with no trouble at all. I plan to wash and wear them a bunch of times. They look like they will hold up to it

Ok, it doesn't sound too cool to use disposable underwear. They were ok fit and comfort, but not to the point where I want to drag around days old underwear when laundry is not an option. Use and toss. They are not the most durable, and a couple did rip during the day, but did not reduce functionality. Highly recommended.

The underpants were just that. They didn't fit as expected, & didn't work quite the way I thought they should. My husband was going through a difficult time following surgery, & these were not meant for him.

I would have expected these briefs to have a fly. But they are comfortable and can be worn under a regular pair of briefs for those days when you might need a bit of protection but don't need Depends. Definitely washable.

My wife and I travel frequently, so to keep from having to bring back home a pile of dirty clothes I always wear Andrew's underrwear

I write as a man who has past experience of disposable underwear. In 2002 I found myself on a multi-country trip through Asia. Travelling light was a high priority as was comfort in the underwear department. I found a multipack of disposable underwear and as it was the early days of mobile internet, instant access to product reviews was not a luxury I had. So I bit the bullet and bought the pack, a little proud of myself for being innovative in space saving and hygiene (let's face it, who wants to carry around underpants that have been worn for even a day in 35 degrees of humid heat - for those of you that don't know, humidity equals drippy sweat - say no more). I donned said disposables at the first opportunity on my trip and the first thing I noticed is that they were made from a tea bag like type of material. Good perhaps for air circulation but it didn't inspire faith. It turns out that they were fine in the air conditioned coolness of hotel lobbies, but as soon I got outside the discomfort began. They were sticky and uncomfortable. I am a fan of environmental care and I like materials to be biodegradable... but not while I'm wearing them. Suffice to say removal of these tea bag underpants was more a hose pipe job rather than a simple slip-off-and-chuck-in-the-bin exercise.Fast forward to now. Again I found myself in the need of saving inches and grams while travelling. The idea of disposable pants (DPs) returned to my mind and while my past experience had been a bad one, we are now more advanced in material science and once again I explored DPs. I found these online. The reviews were mainly good so I bought a set of 5 (with a small amount of trepidation I might add). They arrived promptly and on opening I decided to pop open a pair and try them on. The first thing I came to realise is that they were a whole new look for me. Being a boxer shorts man since probably the end of the 70s, I had forgotten the aesthetics of these sorts of pants. I have to say, I did rather like a return to the old style. I liked the confidence I felt while looking in the mirror and seeing, how can I put it... a neat and well contained package. Something you don't get to see in boxer shorts much.However it's not all about the appearance. They felt comfortable and while I suspected the elastic might be a little cutting, I was quietly confident that I would more impressed than I was with the old teabag DPs. At the very least, I would be able to impress the missus by showing her my rediscovered shapes.I was not disappointed with these DPs. On my first day, I found the elastic was not cutting at all and I quickly forgot I was even wearing them. And after a full day's wear, I had yet to have my attention drawn to the fact that I had anything different on than my usual silky soft boxers. They were both absorbent and breathable. And at the end of a long day, it was almost, no in fact it was, a regret to dispose of them. The regret soon gave way to a little excitement at putting on a fresh pair. They were that good.I have no hesitation in recommending these pants and the only word of caution I would offer, is to make sure you put your legs in the right holes. Otherwise you're probably going run foul of a level of imbalance between tightness and saggyness in the wrong places. Goodbye teabag underpants, hello cotton disposables. Five stars from me.

These are lightweight, quite soft and comfy and what I'd call a full coverage, old style panties.You could quite easily wear them all day anywhere without any worries or tell tail signs or even others noticing there disposable.There made of thin lightweight cotton, with a double lined front.I'm a 33/34" waist and found the medium a suitable fit.

These are OK for what they are but there are a couple of points to watch:1. By European standards they are undersized. If you normally wear 'Medium' you will need 'Large', if 'Large' XL, if XL look elsewhere.2. I can't speak for women's fittings (!) but the men's are pretty much unisex. There is no allowance made for your - er-hem - manhood and no fly.Nonetheless, to repeat, for what they are - and given the right fitting - they are OK.

I bought these in medium size for my husband (he is a 32/32 inch waist leg in jeans) for a bit of a joke xmas gift, but with our trip to Costa Rica in mind. They actually turned out to be the best thing we took - comfortable, cool as they are cotton and fairly thin, but not so thin that they are either transparent or delicate. They are rolled up really small and individually packed in polythene so you can pack them just about anywhere and not take up any room in a rucksack or cabin bag. We've washed them several times in the washing machine and they stood up to that with no problem. Highly recommended for travelling.

Bought for my India/Nepal holiday later in the year to save weight and space i my baggage. Did a "test run" with a pair worn all day yesterday - brilliant! Just as comfortable as my usual M & S undies and still fully intact after a busy day. I reckon they would survive two or three washes if you wanted to be really frugal. Certainly if washed by hand IMHO.