Ergowear PLUS Brief ReviewMenswear Review

Ergowear PLUS Brief Review

March 24, 2010 |

Author Dan

Looking for a seamless pouch to lift an enhance? Look no further As I’ve written before, Ergowear has 3 distinctive lines, each with a different feel and each with multiple styles and colors within (jocks, briefs, bikinis, trunks, etc…) – Max, X3D, and PLUS. The PLUS line (Pouch Lifted and UnSeemed) features just that – a seamless pouch to lift your boys up and away to happiness.

While there are many pouch style underwear, they all have the vertical seem and, depending on the brand, can sometimes feel uncomfortable. Like their other lines, the PLUS lifts things up and naturally out to avoid squashing and sticking as can be found with traditional underwear. What I found different about the PLUS line versus the others. With the PLUS, you can position yourself up or down (see picture). While holding things up gives you a larger bulge, it wasn’t something that I was used to and preferred to hang down. I think I’ll give it another try. If you have experience with this position, let me know. (A) is the standard pouch and (B) and (C) are the PLUS pouch.

The PLUS line is made from a cotton/lycra blend to give you the feel of cotton but a bit of stretch with the lycra. I’m a HUGE fan of their X3D and MAX (and light) fabrics and would say I’m a fan of their PLUS fabric. The reason they didn’t use the other fabrics with PLUS is that they couldn’t accomplish the unseemed pouch with the other fabrics. Now, it’s important to know that it’s not that I didn’t like the cotton/lycra fabric it’s just that I really like the other fabrics. I did find the cotton/lycra to be what I expected from that blend – cottony feel with the stretch you need to keep its form. I really have no complaints on the fabric.

For fit, I was quite comfortable in the pouch and had full rear-end coverage. If you like a bit less coverage you may want to consider their PLUS Bikini which is a bit skimpier all around. In addition to the pouch and rear being comfortable, the waistband was also very comfortable and the leg bands were too – not too tight and not too loose. All around, I really liked the PLUS brief and can definitely recommend it to you. At $25 USD they’re reasonably priced for being a quality pair of underwear.

To find out more and see their other lines, check out the Ergowear website.