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Unknown-12Gregg Homme is a company that really knows how to make great undies for men. So the Modalounge line was sone i was super excited to try. The line is made out of modal which is one of my favorite fabrics for underwear! Mix the briefs with the pants and to me this was a winning combination.

The first thing I will cover is the briefs. The first thing I noticed was the fabric. It was just as I had hoped it would be, very well made and felt amazing when i opened the package. So when I slid them on I knew they would feel amazing. But, there was one slight problem. And this is odd coming from a pair of Gregg Homme. The pouch was too small. At first I thought I maybe needed to adjust the pouch some. But no matter what I did it was a little snug

This is really odd for Gregg Homme. I have had pairs that I never thought would work and stretch to fit me. This was one that made me sad because I really love this pair! If you’re an endowed guy you may have a problem. If you’re average in the junk department you may not have a problem. Even with this issue I wore them to work.

I noticed the pouch issue a few times during the day. It wasn’t one of those pairs where you got “Damn I have to take these off” it was only when I did certain things. It still felt amazing through out the day. I just made sure I didn’t stretch and bend too much through out the day.

The contraction of the pair was top notch. Like all Gregg Homme they have great production and there were no issues. Sizing is another issue that was on the mark. I wear a size XL in them and in was it and in the back was great. It wasn’t tight or binding, sometimes when the pouch doesn’t fit you can have this issue.

Lets talk about the pants. The pants fit great and to me felt a little too good. They were ones I put on one morning and didn’t want to take off. The modal material was a great choice for the pants. They are amazing for loungewear. The waist didn’t bind, they fit in all the right places and I just wanted to stay in and relax in them. So I could def recommend them for anyone needing super comfy pair of lounge pants.

Pros:

  • Amazing material
  • Great contraction
  • Stylish and low key

Cons:

  • Too small a pouch
  • Some may like the wilder designs of Gregg Homme

Reviews:

  • Daily Fit – 7
  • Sizing – 9
  • Construction – 10
  • Styling – 9
  • Daily Performance – 7
  • Overall – 8.4

Gregg Homme furnished this pair for review.

GBGB Charly BLACKAs I continue into my growing knowledge and experience with various underwear brands. I had the pleasure to take a second trip into the transition of basic to sexy with another pair of Good Boy Gone Bad. I was excited to receive another pair from this brand that I had only experienced one with and was immediately intrigued by the design. The Charly brief features a brief like shape with an open front concept complete with bands of fabric connecting the two sides in the front. This may look like a normal brief from the back but when you turn around and show off your front, that package will be popping out on display!

The cotton and lycra mix was a nice comfortable soft material that I instantly knew would feel great under my suit. I was nervous about wearing this pair throughout my work day due to the exposed front. That quickly passed and I became excited to have this on all day for my test run. When I slid them on I instantly noticed the soft fabric that felt great against my body. I positioned everything right so that my package looked good exposed in front with a few lines of fabric stretching across it. I wear a medium and the pair held up to size. The back and the waist fit perfectly to my body and did not leave me in any discomfort during the day. The pouch was a little tighter than some of the other pairs I have been wearing lately. It is not uncomfortable but there is not a great deal of room. Well endowed men may want to keep this in mind.

As usual, I wore them through my normal day of sitting, standing, walking and all of the normal activities for a typical work day. The one negative thing I will say about this brief in the course of my day is it is not always practical for going to the bathroom. I felt I took a little longer to put things back in place and zip up. You have to make sure you don’t poke out through one of the bottom strands! Occasionally through the day I would feel a sense of surprise or pause when I could feel my pants rub up against my skin through movements. I was nervous about this irritating my skin but luckily it was not that bad to do that. On a side note, due to the open pouch concept, I would recommend a good trim before wearing this pair of briefs!

Overall this was a very fun pair of briefs that I think is beautiful looking. It may not be the most practical pair to wear throughout the course of the work day. I would definitely put this towards the top of my list for a nice dinner date with my partner followed by a romantic evening in the bedroom. The pair radiates with sex appeal!

Pros:

  • Soft material
  • Intriguing visual front
  • Great back and waist fit

Cons:

  • Not easily practical
  • Less room in front pouch

Ratings

  • Daily Fit = 8
  • Sizing = 9
  • Construction/Materials = 8
  • Styling = 9
  • Daily Performance = 8
  • Overall = 8.5

This pair was furnished for review by Good Boy Gone Bad. 

modusvivendiWe invite you to take a look at these all-new styles of Modus Vivendi underwear and apparel, now available at International Jock. Imported from
Greece, the new styles offer a fresh and surprising spin on men’s underwear with designs influenced by Greek fashion.

Proudly wear the brightly colored briefs, trunks and tank tops in Modus Vivendi’s Pride collection. Or, stand at full attention in the briefs,
boxers and jockstraps of the uber-masculine Military collection. Even look like you’re not wearing any underwear at all in the cream-colored briefs and trunks of the Skin collection.

Incorporate some sexy European fashion into your lifestyle with these unique Modus Vivendi underwear styles at International Jock.

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I am kind of upset I”m just now finding out about Gässling before now. They emailed us to let us know they are shutting down the underwear side of their site. Gässling is a Swedish company that started to create eco friendly underwear.

Gässling makes premium underwear for men. The underwear are made from the highest quality organic cotton. The design has a minimum of seams for a superior fit and a nifty detail is that the care instructions are printed, to avoid that annoying itchy label in the back.
One big thing other than at least 50% off is free shipping world wide. Go check Gässling out!

ModusVivendiEternalMaking muscle takes time and calories; that’s just the way it is. But you can help the process along by choosing lifts that tap into the body’s natural anabolic (tissue-building) hormonal system.

Lifts that use multiple joints and incorporate many muscle groups are the kings of muscle-building because they require a vast amount of muscle fibers to move the load. When such a big group of muscles is required to work at once, your body releases hormones like testosterone and growth hormone as a response to the stress.

There are five in particular that always seem to be more effective than the others. I want to share them with you.

1 THE SQUAT

The squat is the foundation of any good muscle-building program. It’s an amazing lift not only because it hits huge muscles like the glutes, quads, and hamstrings, but because it requires almost every single muscle in your body—from your calves to your shoulders—to turn on.

I love the squat because the movement pattern can be altered to fit each individual lifter. For example, beginners or those with mobility issues can start with the goblet squat, then progress through the front squat before starting the back squat and increasing to a larger range of movement.

2 THE DEADLIFT

The two exercises that incorporate the most muscle mass and the greatest number of joints are the squat and the deadlift. Just like the squat, the deadlift can be adapted to an individual’s ability level and orthopedic restrictions. You can use trap bars, kettlebells, or adjust the starting position by placing the bar at a higher position on a rack.

You can also do either traditional or sumo deadlifts, as long as your back is in a safe position and you’re using your hips to drive the movement. All in all, the deadlift is essential for those looking to build muscle.

3 THE PUSH-UP

The push-up has done more for improving size and definition. The efficacy of this exercise comes from the fact that push-ups can be performed for high volumes, and require more stabilization from your legs and core than the bench press. Furthermore, push-ups allow the scapula to move freely, which is healthier for your shoulders than the scapula-restricted exercises you do on a bench.

The downside of the push-up is that it is not as easily loaded as other chest exercises. But, with some chains, a weight vest, or a weight plate, push-ups can be loaded effectively.

4 THE REVERSE LUNGE

There is some debate about using unilateral (single-side) exercises to build muscle. Some say that unilateral training is less effective than bilateral training because a lifter can’t use heavy weight and therefore can’t induce the same hormonal response. However, there is one aspect of unilateral lifts that can be very beneficial to muscle-building: the accumulation of lactate.

Single-leg exercises require twice the duration and effort of bilateral exercises. This high energy expenditure results in a large accumulation of lactate in the working muscles and throughout the body.

Reverse Lunge

Of all the single-leg exercises, barbell reverse lunges are my favorite, because doing them calls for the use of multiple joints and a lot of muscles. I also like them because they recruit your glutes and hamstrings as the prime movers. Your quads, which have a habit of taking over leg movements, are relegated to an assistant position.

You can perform a reverse lunge with dumbbells held at your sides, a barbell in the front rack position, or with a barbell on your back.

 5 SUSPENSION ROWS

Similar to the push-up, suspension rows to machine or dumbbell rows because they require stabilization from your core and lower-body muscles. The handles of the suspension system also allow for various hand positions, which make the exercise easier on the shoulder joint.

If your body weight isn’t enough, increase the load by elevating your feet or using a weight vest, chains, or weight plates.

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Andrew Christian is no stranger to making super fun undies. The latest Trophy Boy Gigolo Boxer. It’s more of a cross between a brief and a trunk than a full on boxer. For a boxer you think longer legs and a full body. this has more of a shorter leg and two cut outs on the side. I neglected to mention the sheer pouch!

This pair is part of the Trophy Boy line, which means its made for men with larger endowments. The pouch is specifically made so it will fit and show off what a larger guy has to show. The pouch also will, literally show off, what you have. It’s not super sheer but you will see everything, so if you’re thinking of wearing to the gym, you may think again or if your’e that bold I say go for it.

It’s part of his limited edition pairs. So this will sell out quick if you don’t get it early. It is also available in blue or red. It has the “Trophy Boy” branded waistband and contrasting accents on the trim. Made out of a 93% Rayon Made From Bamboo, 7% Spandex blend so it will fit to any body type.

If you wan this pair it currently retails for $27.43 at the Andrew Christian website.

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Modus Vivendi Military line - Tom Cullis 09Modus Vivendi proudly presents the second part of its 2015 campaign in which its new collection is presented over a huge 10-part series in which the latest Modus Vivendi lines are sent around the globe to be worn by some of today’s most charismatic models and photographed by 10 visionary photographers.

After our first stop in Leicester, England, where we saw the Pride line sumptuously photographed by Gavin Harrison, our next stop is beautiful Newport Beach, California. The line presented is Modus Vivendi’s new Military line and the photographer who created these knock-out images is the renowned Tom Cullis. Recruiting an army of seven models (five men and two women) Cullis set to work interpreting the spirit of this new line and the results are, we think, sensational.

Xavier Guttierez, Adam Fletcher, Darrell Thomas, Matt LeMond, Rocky Russo, Mona Dash, Erin Lup and set assistant Joseph Sayers worked together with the photographer to create some of the most striking Modus Vivendi campaign images we have ever seen.

The Military line comprises boxers, briefs, jockstraps and tank tops along with hoodies, joggers and bermuda style shorts. All in khaki and black tones. A range of outstanding quality fabrics, with blends of cotton, wool, polyester and acrylic, has been used with touches of leatherette and other stylish details to create a mesmerising male clothing line, perfect for the upcoming winter.

Credits:
Underwear and clothing: Modus Vivendi (www.e-modusvivendi.com)
Photographer: Tom Cullis (www.tomcullisphoto.com)
Set assistant: Joseph Sayers
Models: Xavier Gutierrez (NTA LA)
Adam Fletcher (NTA LA – W Athletic-London)
Darrell Thomas (NTA LA)
Matt LeMond (NTA LA)
Rocky Russo
Mona Dash
Erin Lup

LR_UNDaB14011_Lleg_blueThe Wonder Jock collection is pretty much a staple with aussieBum. Meaning it’s one of the collections they keep retooling and making better and better. The WJ collection is one that has a pouch that accents and shows off what you have, consider it the male equivalent of the wonder bra!

“WJBare by aussieBum is the perfect combination of your favourite aussieBum features in one product. Made with the exclusive Wonderjock technology, an original aussieBum waistband and our super-soft modal fabric, this range encapsulates ultimate aussieBum comfort and style. Available in 4 classic colours, WJBare comes in a traditional brief and the popular long-leg styles.”

This collection is available in a hipster and a brief. The two classic styles the WJ has been known for over the year. The pairs retail for $20 for the brief and $22 for the Hipster.

0a6245b1-18a3-449d-99f1-0a0b886b464fNasty Pig is a brand that isn’t afraid to take some risks! They have released the new Venom briefs. Which many may know by the title is a Snake print pattern! This was a pattern that was specifically designed by Nasty Pig for this pair. This one is one of the best they have ever released! Here is what they say about the pairs:

“Our venom briefs have an engineered snake print on them. That means the pattern doesn’t simply repeat, but the right scales fall in the right spots to accentuate the right things. The waistband has NASTYPIG woven in with a metallic thread. The colors are strong and loud…much like our customers.”

So this isn’t a pattern that was cut out and just pieced together. The scales on the pouch will accent what you have! It’s great to have more companies pay attention to patterns and prints. This pair is also available in Pink (as pictured) yellow and blue.

It retails for $29.oo on the Nasty Pig Site.

Pistol Pete Underwear 3Take a ride on the wild side with new men’s underwear & apparel by Pistol Pete at International Jock! Fall is here, and with it comes a vast array of new and exciting underwear styles that International Jock just can’t wait to share with you. Pistol Pete is made right here in the American West and consistently offers wild and inventive twists that push men’s underwear to new and uncharted frontiers. From the explosively sexy Nitro backless jock, to the package-wrapping C-ring in the flirtatious Lover Boy collection, to the seductive see-through fishnet mesh of the Xpose collection, Pistol Pete has reinvented men’s underwear again in their Fall 2014 lineup. So, put on your cowboy hat, pardner, and giddy up on over to International Jock and take a gander at all of the newest Pistol Pete underwear for yourself.

jsc-junk-stellar-71Jockstrap Central doesn’t always sell jocks! Granted thats what they are known for, but they do sell a few other things. This is their model Matt in the newest Junk UnderJeans. They say “Here is Matt in our newly launched Junk Stellar Jockstraps and Trunks. Matt is turning out to be one of our most popular models yet based on customer and fan feedback.” We can see why!

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I consider myself a pretty active guy: I swim, run, bike, and I like play tennis and volleyball as well. I’m also an avid sports fan: I enjoy watching my favorite EPL (English Premier League) teams take the pitch on Saturday morning, or catching a clutch college football (American) game with a friend on the weekend.

So, when the issue of underwear for workouts was posed to the blog’s editorial staff, I quickly volunteered to submit a piece, because I take cues both from my own athletic experiences and what I see in media in terms of what professional athletes wear under their uniforms.

Before I delve into my recommendations, I have to say that I abhor compression shorts. I don’t get why they are necessary outside of letting the major sports labels market yet another garment that they can make a quick coin on. Another thought on the issue: why would you want to compress anything down there?

I’ve instead taken a cue of what to wear from our friends across the Atlantic, where briefs are still worn proudly under shorts across the continent. Watch any sport that involves Spaniards, Italians, Poles, Russians, or any European for that matter, and you’ll probably catch a briefline, if not a full brief sighting. What you’ll see is a low rise brief or bikini, typically in white but sometimes black (or even a color to match the team uniform).

With that reference in mind, here are my recommendations for some great white briefs to wear under your gym apparel. I’ve drawn inspiration from some of my favorite tennis and soccer players.


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The unlined front and seaming at the sides make the Jockey Elance bikini different from a lot of its peers. Hopefully you’ll be luckier than Nicklas Helenius and not get pantsed during a strike at goal.

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These Calvin Klein Tech Active sports briefs are motto bene. I’m sure Italian tennis stud, Fabio Fognini, would agree with my assessment since he wears these under his tennis kit too.

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What a joy it is when you combine the minimal cut of this Calvin Klein bikini with the soft and sumptuous modal fabric. Joe Cole would agree that bikinis are the way to go, especially when you are in the midst of a sweaty workout.

So that’s my recommendations for what to wear under your workout gear, whether you’re a professional or amateur athlete.

Joe Snyder Pride Frame Neon Tanga 03 GBP 18.00 @ Deadgoodundies.comWith a passion for thongs and underwear that shows off a butt, I was quite excited to receive my first pair of Joe Snyder underwear which happened to also be a thong. Joe Snyder is a brand that in my mind I have associated with thongs and sexy small underwear ever since I first discovered the brand. Now, I finally got to slide a pair on. It was the Tanga Pride Frame thong and its look was beautiful. This thong was black in color with a bright eye popping neon orange piping that wrapped around the entire pair. This color combination was a great choice by Joe Snyder and they have several more varieties to choose from. Another great thing about this thong is that it truly reminds me of what a thong is supposed to be, thin waistband with a high cut back, exposing the entire butt.

I decided to enjoy myself over a weekend and gave this pair a run through some errands, lunch with a friend, and good lounging at home. I slide the pair on, adjusted myself, and took a look in the mirror. This pair has a great package enhancing style to it. The piping wraps around the bulge in front giving you a nice lift that extenuates what you want to show off. An interesting thing about this pair is that the front pouch may begin to feel too small and you may feel that you are falling out of the sides. When I took a closer look I noticed a continuation of fabric under the piping at the bottom of the pouch. This is a great design catch! The pair offers a tight, lifting bulge but allows for additional fabric at the bottom to make sure nothing falls of out of the side. I loved this fact! I will say that at times I did get that feeling that I was coming out of the side and double checked, even though I knew that extra material was there.

The material is a nice soft nylon/lycra which offered comfort throughout my day. I wear a medium and the thong stayed true to size. Noting that the front pouch felt tight at times to me, I am not sure how bigger endowed men would feel wearing the thong. Perhaps as you move up in size, the pouch grows too.

I love a good thong and Joe Snyder did not disappoint. Not only was the thong beautiful to look at, the design was amazing, and the feel was great! I can’t wait to add this pair to my main rotation and wear it to work! No one will know what is under my suit that day but I will be proud of it! An additional note about the pair, Joe Snyder has made them chlorine resistant so that they may be interchangeable as underwear and swimwear! Great versatility for indoor and outdoor fun!

Pros:

  • Great piping contrast
  • Bulge enhancing with additional material for side support
  • Slim waistband

Cons:

  • Slight feeling of falling out of the side with tight pouch

Ratings

  • Daily Fit = 9
  • Sizing = 9
  • Construction/Materials = 9
  • Styling = 10
  • Daily Performance = 9
  • Overall = 9

Joe Snyder furnished this pair for review.