Have been wearing the synthetics for a while and started having some issues with inner thigh being rubbed raw.  So, I tried this particular style with more cotton and found that the inner seems are doing the same thing in rubbing a raw spot.  Not a fan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The fabric for these boxer briefs is exceptionally soft, and I like the longer length. They don’t bunch up as the day wears on. The overall look is pretty standard, i.e., you’ll blend right in in the locker room. Although the fit is fine, I would have preferred a **slightly** snugger waistband.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are almost exactly the same as the Jockey underwear pack I purchased from a major retailer two years ago... Which ended up being my favorite undies that none other have been able to compare to. These, save for the more stylish band at the top, are the same in terms of comfort, fit, and durability. I don't know how many others have this problem, but unless my underwear is composed of cotton, I tend to itch and very often rash. These don't do that. They fit perfectly and comfortably without causing irritation. Simply put I LOVE these.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used these boxer briefs for daily wear and during activity. I have enjoyed their versatility and comfort. Although these are a cotton underwear, I felt that they were still comfortable when sweating and exercising. Unlike other synthetic blends of cloth used for performance underwear, however, they didn't feel excessively tight. Overall a great pair of underwear likely best for daily wear but are still comfortable with physical activity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had the opportunity to both wear and wash the Men's Cotton Poly Underwear Long Leg Boxer Brief. From a life long Jockey customer this product is the softest pair of underwear I know of that Jockey has made. They are as soft as any of Jockey's competitor's that I am familiar and experience with. With respect to any recommendation's or change's that jockey should consider: I would like to see this product with the center pouch fly, also this product really isn't "Long Leg" as compared to other Jockey "Long Leg" products, i..e. it seems this is due to the cut being fuller through the crotch area and therefore does not adhere or form very well to the upper thigh area; lastly the elastic at the bottom of the leg needs to be a more robust given that bottom of the leg has a propensity to ride up given any movement. In summary, I am very impressed with the softness of the product and believe Jockey is on the right course with this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Jockey always hits it out of the park. Wether I’m jogging, playing sports, lifting, hiking or taking long road trips. I always know I’ll be comfortable wearing Jockey, and these are no different. In fact, they’re probably the most comfortable pair I own after many years of purchases

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've always been a fan of long-leg boxer briefs (aka "Midway briefs"). These are essentially your basic boxer-briefs, with the traditional keyhole fly and a non-covered elastic waistband - but with a longer-than-normal inseam. The long leg makes more of a difference than you'd think - since they cover more skin, they do a better job reducing chafing and wicking sweat than regular boxer-briefs or trunks. They're also more resistant to bunching up under slim-fit pants, and the leg openings don't roll up your thighs nearly as much. One problem I've run into with some classic Jockey styles in the past is that the rise is often a bit too high for me (I'm 5'7") - but these, along with many other newer Jockey styles, have more of a medium rise that would work for a greater range of heights/builds. They run a tiny bit large, but not as much as I'm used to from Jockey (I wear a large in most brands, but the large in these was a bit bigger than it needed to be). The fabric is a cotton-polyester blend that feels a bit scratchy when new from the package, but softens up after a couple washes. I haven't washed them enough yet to see how the elastic in the waistband holds up - and I've ruined enough pairs that I've moved to line-drying most of my underwear now! - but in general, I find Jockey's waistbands to be decently durable, even if you machine-dry them. Overall these are a good choice if you're looking for daily drivers and like the long-leg style. For me personally, these would be greatly improved by a roomier, more anatomically-correct pouch in the front - but if you prefer a traditional fit, these would fit the bill.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great, comfortable pair of underwear good for any daily activity. Long leg holds in place throughout the day and doesn’t require you to adjust or fix at all. Fabric is super comfortable and you forget you even have them on at all!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really like the material and construction of these. They were comfortable and the legs didn’t ride up. The only reason it’s 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the fly. The way it’s set up makes it difficult to use and awkward when trying to use it in public restrooms. They feel and look great though!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These boxer briefs are okay, but not great. The waistband fits well and they are a good length to keep from bunching up, but the material they’re made out of is pretty thin and loose fitting. It has been durable so far but not sure how it will hold up over time. I tend to prefer thicker fabric that fits snugly- if you’re looking for something lightweight and roomy these would be good for you.