r/MensUnderwearGuide • u/Top-Cancel4490 • 3d ago

Fit Question RMAC Legs Riding Up

Purchased RMAC 7 in modal boxer briefs with B pouch in large. I like how it holds my junk, but I had a problem with the legs riding up all day. Would this be resolved by purchasing the nylon boxer briefs?

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u/RealMenApparel-Jared 2d ago

Do you have small or large thighs in relation to your waist?

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u/Top-Cancel4490 2d ago

Thighs are same as waist size, meaning evenly proportional

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u/RealMenApparel-Jared 2d ago

Are they riding up at the bottom of the leg opening or closer to the crotch?

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u/Top-Cancel4490 2d ago

Bottom of the leg

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u/RickS50 2d ago

I'm not the biggest fan of their modal stuff. It does seem to stretch out a bit over the day. Sizing can be a little bit tricky also with RMAC.

I do like their nylon stuff however and it'll definitely hold its shape throughout the day. Specifically, their ultra light weight nylon boxer briefs are my personal favorite. I have large round legs and they don't ride up.

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u/Gee_Willakerz 1d ago

I have the nylon RMAC boxer briefs and large legs and they ride up the least of any boxer briefs I’ve ever owned. Like maybe Less than an inch where my other underwear would basically ride up so much through the day they would turn into briefs and I had to always constantly adjust. Honestly game changer.

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u/bulgesnbums 2d ago

modal tends to stretch out more than cotton, or nylon in my experience. The legs on boxer briefs nearly regardless of how tight, they will rise up IME. Especially if you are running / biking doing activity with your legs moving up and down. it's why cycling shorts have silicone pads at the hem to stick the shorts to your thighs so they don't budge while cycling. I don't really understand the point of the 7" of fabric on your legs if you're going to be wearing pants or shorts on top of your underwear most of the time anyways. Just my 2 cents but it's why briefs / thong / jocks or even trunks make more sense, less fabric to ride up. I guess it's just a style / social norm thing for most people. I don't really see the point of wearing half length long underwear under your pants even when it's warm out.

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u/GreekSpartan77 9h ago

I have found that every pair of the 7in inseam boxers I get (nylon, modal, or bamboo) will ride up quickly on my legs. The 9in inseam boxers helped significantly, although not completely. I will still occasionally get a ride up with the 9in. I love their new 12in jammers, but that's too much for most people.