Best Underwear for the Implanted

[TANGERINE]

I do not understand why underwear is an issue. Many of the guys I spoke to on the phone just wear regular underwear. So, for me, I only think about underwear when engaging in "hiding the bulge" when wearing thinner material dress pants.
Below are my thoughts from experience:

a) if I wear tight jockey type, I am ok (though a little constricted, but if I let my penis point up in them, sort of like a jock strap, then totally fine)
b) if I wear regular white briefs, I am OK, though my penis often points downwards to the side and there might be a bulge showing when I wear thin non-pleated dress pants (not a big deal -- maybe a nice look ?)
c) I bought the john sievers, that "elephant pouch" is a little weird, but I suppose if you want to flaunt your implant while walking around , then go with them, but I would be looked upon in a really weird way in a gym locker room if I wore John sievers (they are just too sexually in your face)
d) if I wear thicker material pants, for example Jeans, then it does not matter what underwear I have on, and no underwear would be fine as well if pants are thick.

[Donnie1954]

I like underwear that holds me in place. My nylon pouch briefs are just the thing. Banggood, a company in China makes them. I got the largest size and love the fit and support.

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[charlesr]

Agacio Large Pouch or John Sievers http://www.internationaljock.com/john-s ... ,8347.html work best for me. Get used to the term "enhancing underwear."Like it or not, it's the absolute best type of underwear for us bionics. But be careful. Make sure it is labeled "large pouch" or something like that. Not all enhancing underwear is made alike.

[IJN1324]

if it's not 100% i cannot wear it. For some reason it seems that since my surgery i have developed a severe aversion for anything non cotton, it causes me to itch like crazy and is supremely unconmfortable

[ThePlumber1964]

Hey nehedia,

Check this link, and verify if their fiber are cotton-like material that your body may tolerate it.

https://www.amazon.com/David-Archy-Sepa ... B00ENTH0N4

[shooter1000]

A big thank you to CharlesR. I got my John Sievers in yesterday and tried them today. I did't realize how much I felt discomfort in my regular underwear until I put these on. Total comfort When I bend over and stand up I feel total natural. Thanks for the tip. I order a dozen pair today.

[matprov]

I do not understand why underwear is an issue. Many of the guys I spoke to on the phone just wear regular underwear. So, for me, I only think about underwear when engaging in "hiding the bulge" when wearing thinner material dress pants.
Below are my thoughts from experience:

a) if I wear tight jockey type, I am ok (though a little constricted, but if I let my penis point up in them, sort of like a jock strap, then totally fine)
b) if I wear regular white briefs, I am OK, though my penis often points downwards to the side and there might be a bulge showing when I wear thin non-pleated dress pants (not a big deal -- maybe a nice look ?)
c) I bought the john sievers, that "elephant pouch" is a little weird, but I suppose if you want to flaunt your implant while walking around , then go with them, but I would be looked upon in a really weird way in a gym locker room if I wore John sievers (they are just too sexually in your face)
d) if I wear thicker material pants, for example Jeans, then it does not matter what underwear I have on, and no underwear would be fine as well if pants are thick.

Does that mean Jeans are a no-no for people with implants?

[Donnie1954]

No,
It means jeans are a 'big show' if you have an implant.

[matprov]

No,
It means jeans are a 'big show' if you have an implant.

But will they feel uncomfortable or hurt?

[Donnie1954]

No,
But you may have to get a size with more 'room'. Since my implant, my dick is much more prominent (6" flaccid) than it was before.. So pouch underwear and more roomy jeans help a lot in comfort. I wear mine down as seen in my pic.
Donnie.