#MENS BOXER BRIEFS WITH FLY FREE#

We can all admit a fly in the boxer short allows for some quick draw action whether it be in the bathroom or bedroom.

#MENS BOXER BRIEFS WITH FLY FREE#

Those woven boxer shorts of days past only required a trousers fly to be lowered for his little buddy to be free to let loose.

If the man is a boxer short guy or wore boxer shorts for most of his life, he is used to an open vertical slit that was a nice oval window lacking a closure and great for games of peek-a-boo underneath. We have also found a common theme is the age of the man and the style of underwear he grew up with. While the fly is a common way too small to get in and get out, it really depends on the type of men’s underwear being worn and the design of the fly. In other words, the one-size-fits-all approach to a fly/pickle hole has resulted in a flawed design that is essentially defunct. But the truth of the matter is that undies with a fly are not always tailored to your body and easy access. In the end it really comes down to a personal choice, although we have found some trends in this choice.įirst of all, fans of the pickle hole -the small fly in the front of men’s undergarments-like to say that it saves time by providing a quick access point. No matter if you’re Team Pickle-Hole or a fan of having no fly seamless support in front, you’ve got to know that opinions vary and some men can get down right fanatical about their preference (you might think it’s a political debate topic).

For those living in the men's underwear era, of course we’re talking about whether or not the pickle hole is a real necessity or if going over the top or dropping out from the bottom is the best process. It’s a debate that has unfolded over the past 20 years.

Mens boxer briefs with fly