Is Pouch Underwear more Comfy than Going Commando?

“Breezy ball freedom”.

We know that feeling.

Whipping off your pouch underwear is as every bit invigorating as a bungee jump over an icy gorge.
For some guys, free-balling is a way of life.

Surveys show that between 5% and 7% of men don’t wear underwear. At all!

They just might be onto something.

Going commando feels good.

In fact, there are no medical reasons why we shouldn’t!

Dr. Jamin Brahmbhatt confirms that, “going without boxers or briefs doesn’t affect your health in any way.”
There are benefits, including increased air circulation around your genitalia, lower risk for infections, and even positive effects on sperm production!

So you’ve decided to ditch the pouch underwear and dare to go bare?

Whoa cowboy…….before you burn your briefs, make sure you read these

SIX RISKS TO KNOW ABOUT GOING COMMANDO

1. Over exposure

Going commando might be a fashion trend du jour, so you may be tempted to bare all as you lounge around your pool on a hot summer day, but beware, the sun’s ultraviolet rays can be brutal on those sensitive areas of your body.

Ouch!

2. Don’t Rule Out Jock Itch

Jock itch is uncomfortable and embarrassing. The itchy, red rash on your genitals is a friggin’ nightmare to deal with.

Fungus that causes jock itch loves warm, humid environments. When you’re not wearing pouch underwear to absorb moisture, and your balls are sweating, you’ve got the perfect conditions for bacterial growth.

Try keeping the family jewels sparkly clean. This will deter bacterial growth. If it gets too annoying use an antifungal cream as well.

3. Alexa, do the laundry.

4. Working up a sweat?

If you’re not wearing pouch underwear during your gym work out, the build-up of moisture will accumulate in your crotch, all drippy and smelly, and before you know it there’s an unsightly wet patch on your khakis. You could end up looking like you’ve wet yourself.

For goodness sake, at least stick to black at the gym, and give your package a dash of baby powder. It will help absorb moisture.

5. Steer clear of skinny jeans.

Skinny jeans, especially those made from thick denim fabrics, can leave their mark. If your outfit is new, the dyes used on denim fabric may lead to some temporary skin stains.

Not the fun tattoo type. You may want to avoid your gym change rooms until you look fully human again. Also, chafing is a problem when your skinny jeans get up real close to your skin, with very little room between you and the fabric.

“Repeated rubbing causes irritation to the area where clothing rubs,” Mona Gohara (Yale University’s Dermatology Clinic). 

The harsh reality is that wearing skinny jeans is a sure-fire way to encourage chafing if you’re not wearing underwear.

If this is not enough to raise warning flags, skinny jeans have also been linked to cases of twisted testicles, bladder weakness, urinary tract infections, low sperm counts, and fungal irritations.

“I have seen several cases of men who have twisted their testicles due to wearing jeans that are far too tight,” high-profile British GP Hilary Jones told the Telegraph.

Shew, what kind of fashion statement is worth this discomfort?

6. Avoid fitting rooms.

As obvious as this sounds, don’t go clothes hunting if you’re in commando-mode.

Your crotch area is a literal night club for bacteria, including the kind that can trigger diarrhoea. When trying on store clothes some of your bacteria will undoubtedly transfer onto the fabric – transmitting your own germs to other pieces in the store.

It’s just a no-no. You also expose yourself to receiving new germs too – no underwear, no protection. It’s not worth taking the risk.

Where does that leave you hanging?

Now that you know what could hinder your free-balling way of life, you can decide if the risks are enough of a deterrent. 

On second thoughts, snuggling the squad in the softest contoured comfort pouch underwear isn’t such a bad idea after all. Just imagine the boys snuggling into supreme bliss, as they’re protected and softly blanketed with underwear love. 

A bit much, yes, but wearing comfortable pouch underwear suddenly sounds like a sensible and sanitary idea. Nestled. Protected. Comfy. Snug. 

If your underwear is not offering up these feelings for you on a daily basis, you seriously need to ask yourself what you can do to get into your comfort zone.

Finding great-fitting pouch underwear is essential to your overall feeling of well-being.

• If the boys are cramped for space, you need roomier pouch underwear so everyone has room to breathe.
• If you’re constantly pulling your boxer legs down because they keep bunching up, try boxer briefs that don’t ride up. The longer leg length will do the trick.
• If your boxers feel bulky under your jeans, try wearing underwear so light it feels like you’re wearing nothing at all  

There are pouch underwear solutions for almost any problem.

Before you go commando find a solution that fits your needs. It’s time for you to feel great and look awesome………with your underpants on!