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expired Posted by savvyshopper7903 • Sep 26, 2023
Sep 26, 2023 8:43 PM
Sam's Club Members: 4-Pack Hurley Men's Performance Boxer Briefs (Blue, Large)
+ Free S&H w/ Plus$12
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I switched to polyester underpants, and I love them. They are significantly less sweaty than cotton.
Cotton doesn't wick, it holds the moisture next to your skin. Polyester wicks it away from you, and lets it evaporate.
People say Polyester build up smells, but they come out of my washer smelling nice and fresh.
So, the whole thing is so counter intuitive. How would wearing a wicking material make your sack more sweaty?
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I switched to polyester underpants, and I love them. They are significantly less sweaty than cotton.
Cotton doesn't wick, it holds the moisture next to your skin. Polyester wicks it away from you, and lets it evaporate.
People say Polyester build up smells, but they come out of my washer smelling nice and fresh.
So, the whole thing is so counter intuitive. How would wearing a wicking material make your sack more sweaty?
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I switched to polyester underpants, and I love them. They are significantly less sweaty than cotton.
Cotton doesn't wick, it holds the moisture next to your skin. Polyester wicks it away from you, and lets it evaporate.
People say Polyester build up smells, but they come out of my washer smelling nice and fresh.
So, the whole thing is so counter intuitive. How would wearing a wicking material make your sack more sweaty?
It's just capillary action. It's no myth.
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I am convinced you are a Troll. Good day, sir.
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