Calvin Klein Men's Steel Micro Low Rise Trunks

Ever since I tried these for the 1st time, I sored the rest of my underwear collection away! They fit very nice and comfortable. I love the look of the silver waist band! The fit is between a brief and a boxer which has the benefit of both without the drawbacks. Not too short like the briefs that it gets in between your junk and leg parts. Not too long like the boxer briefs that it rolls up when you put on pants and you constantly have to keep tugging it down. The short-ish boxers is the perfect compromise! The only drawback is the price of these. But if that doesn't bother you and you want top quality, great looking underwear that you won't be shy someone seeing you in them. These is it! I personally will pay top dollar for the comfort, looks, and feel when it comes to my underwear, but that's just me... Pamper yourself! But these!

I've bought over a dozen pairs of CK Steel briefs and/or trunks since I first found them in college and they are, bar none, they most comfortable and best looking underwear I've ever owned. The waistband is wide and smooth and doesn't cause any undue constriction or chafe in the least. The microfiber fabric gives just the right amount of stretch to allow for total natural movement while offering adequate support. But the reason I've just ordered two more pairs and tossed out a few pairs of otherwise perfectly serviceable underwear is the anatomically friendly fit: your junk goes where it ought, is swaddled but not constrained in luxurious elastic fabric, and securely packaged so you'll never be surprised by bits falling down a leg and getting pinched. Also, they look awesome.

Worn them a couple of times. Really great with jeans - don't bunch up like boxers can. They're much softer than Under Armour compression shorts. I'd imagine they would be great with dress slacks too. I'm typically a 32 waist and I got mediums, which are perfect in the waist. They're very elastic. I may try a small if I get another pair but I could see how some might complain about these being a little constrictive on your thighs if you've got muscular/stocky lower body. I would sleep in boxers over them, but they still feel great. You could also wear them running if you wanted to because they will keep you in one place, but I would probably recommend actual athletic compression shorts for running because that's just not what these are designed for. Your SO will be 100% be a fan though and they're definitely soft. It's CK, so you're going to pay a premium, but that's no reason to downgrade the product from a 5 in my opinion. Versatile, comfortable, and I will definitely buy more.

These are excellent. Super thin for maximum breath ability and wicking of moisture in the 100 degree summers. Same as the previous brand X from CK (gold X logo on the front of the band). The fabric is simply the most comfortable thing that will ever touch your skin. Seams are nearly invisible and the hemming is such that people don't see the edge of your trunks through your pants as often seen with thicker underpants. I wear them through the hot summers and cold winters and as long as they're available, I'll keep buying but price should be $10 max as is in normal stores when on sale. I have zero complaints and hope they last as long as the brand X which lasted several years. Only caution, avoid baby cameras at night as these become somehow see thru on the back in infra red light. Wife gets a laugh every time I go check on the baby.

So I've recently migrated from the boxer brief world to the trunk world. And just as much switch from boxers to boxer briefs was life altering, so too has been the shift from boxer briefs to trunks. I'm never going back. For the purposes of finding out which trunks fit best, I ordered pairs of the Calvin Klein One Low Rise Trunk, the Calvin Klein Steel Micro Low Rise Trunk, the Calvin Klein Body Modal Trunk, and last but not least, the David Archy Micro Air Modal Low Rise Trunk. This review is a cross-comparison of all four types (for those who are comparing or who might find this useful, I ordered a medium size in all of them, and am 5'10 and about 150 with a 31 waist). So what are my findings (of course, your opinion may differ). The most comfortable by far for every day use, were the modal underwear by Calvin Klein and David Archy. Though the Calvin Klein pair fit me slightly better, and seemed slightly more comfortable (and I mean slightly, on a 100 point scale, maybe a few percentage points), for all intents and purposes there wasn't much difference. Both pairs were extremely soft and form fitting against the legs, but had enough of a pouch to keep things in place, but not feel overly constricting. These pairs were perfect for everyday wear. Given that you can get 4 of the David Archy pairs for what it costs to get 1 of the Calvin Klein pairs, there's no comparison - David Archy Micro Modal Air Modal wins with no contest. So what about the other pairs I tried? The Calvin Klein Steel pair was actually pretty great as well, but not best for everyday use. I found this pair to be much tighter generally - the fit around the waist was more restrictive, and the pouch was much less pronounced leading to a much tighter fit. That being said, if you have a night of vigorous dancing planned, this pair of underwear will be sure to keep everything securely in place (which I think is desirable in such scenarios), but you may not prefer such a tight hold. I should add that in terms of sheer aesthetics, this pair has the most... visually appealing look. Lastly, the Calvin Klein One seemed a bit too constricting. More appropriate, perhaps, for someone who wants to wear trunks while exercising? The bands around the thighs were much tighter than the modal models, and thus were not nearly as comfortable for everyday use, but perhaps could be a better choice if you wanted to wear trunks while performing moderately athletic activities? Honestly I don't know, I wasn't a huge fan of those.

I love these boxer briefs...or "trunk fit boxers". They fit sooooo well, or at least as well as trunk cuts can fit. They are basically "booty shorts" for guys, but dang. All the right support in all the right places, they fit me perfectly and don't leave a nasty smell after a few days. I've worn these things for four days straight and they don't smell as bad as my ExOfficio's do. They last almost as twice as long due to the materials they are made out of...smell-wise. I swear by merino wool now, but these are a cheaper alternative to merino wool, and are a little tighter fit for a little bit longer. I loooove these trunks fits over all and will continue to buy more. In my opinion, merino wool is #1, then these boxers come next, if you don't have the money to buy $40 per pair merino boxers, then buy these!!

These are pretty nice. I prefer the CK Magnetic Micro, but these are nice also. They're a little tighter in the package, but they're still plenty comfortable. They don't ride up during the day, wick well, stay cool, and my wife LOVES the fit. Hand wash & hang dry to make them last. They dry pretty quickly when hung to dry. The fabric on these seems very durable.

I was wearing Undergear's top of the line boxer briefs. Due to working out and walking the golf course, the briefs were too tight on my thighs and became uncomfortable and hot to wear, even in the winter. I tried a pair of the CK Steel Micro Trunks and immediately saw how a pair of underwear should feel. I have since purchased more of these when I see them on sale and now these are the only underwear I have. Very pleased, soft, cool, fit perfect, totally unnoticeable while wearing them.

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As expected

A typical low-rise trunk made by Calvin Klein, but as a Pride edition. One of the reasons you should buy it is to support the Pride and the LGBT community.

Quality product

This product has a great feel on the skin, soft and somewhat silky. The colour of the product is also very bright and looks amazing. Would recommend this CK product.