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Nike Ultra Comfort Men's Dri-FIT Boxer Briefs (3-Pack) - Black

Nike Ultra Comfort

Men's Dri-FIT Boxer Briefs (3-Pack)

$54.50

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  • Fits small; we recommend ordering a size up

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There's a reason why we named these boxer briefs Ultra Comfort. Supersoft fabric with added stretch provides a comfortable fit and feel while a specially constructed pouch helps give you optimal support. Plus, our sweat-wicking technology helps keep you dry so you can move through your day in total comfort.


  • Shown: Black
  • Style: KE1257-001

Nike Ultra Comfort

$54.50

There's a reason why we named these boxer briefs Ultra Comfort. Supersoft fabric with added stretch provides a comfortable fit and feel while a specially constructed pouch helps give you optimal support. Plus, our sweat-wicking technology helps keep you dry so you can move through your day in total comfort.

Benefits

  • Nike Dri-FIT technology moves sweat away from your skin for quicker evaporation, helping you stay dry and comfortable.
  • Specially constructed pouch helps provide optimal support.

Product Details

  • 88% polyester/12% spandex
  • 6-inch inseam
  • Machine wash
  • Imported
  • Shown: Black
  • Style: KE1257-001

Size & Fit

    • Fits small; we recommend ordering a size up
  • Size Guide

Shipping & Returns


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Reviews (47)

What Reviewers Say

Size up—these boxer briefs run small and tight, with consistent feedback noting they fit snugger than typical sizing. Once you get the right fit, they deliver solid comfort and support for workouts and everyday wear. The Dri-FIT fabric keeps you cool and dry, though a few reviews mention pilling after washing. The waistband stays flat without rolling, and they provide good support during active movement.

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