Munsingwear Kangaroo Pouch briefs. Hot!!!
Thom in DC
Towards the end of March several months ago, I told you all that I
had gone shopping for clothes at Sears at Montgomery Mall outside of
Washington, DC where I live. While I was in Sears, I paid a visit to
the Mens section and found that Sears had stocked once again
Munsingwear my favorite brand once again. In fact, Munsingwear Kangaroo
Pouch briefs were on sale in the four pair in a packet, a real bargain!
I bought two packets of Men's 38 waist size.
Two weeks ago my old Munsingwear Roos completely wore out. I had them
ten to fifteen years. In the late 90's to about five years ago, I
bought several packets of Munsingwear Kangaroo Pouch briefs, this time
in Men's 34 & 36. So two weeks ago I broke upon those packages. The
34's fit me ok, perhaps on tight side. But the 36's fit me just fine.
In recent years, Munsingwear sold its underwear division to the
Knothe Corp. That is a very good move because the Munsingwear underwear
line is still being made. Its quality of workmanship has improved
immensely. The cotton fabric stronger and more durable. The elastic
waistband and leg bands are strong and firm. The Kangaroo Pouch is
roomy, yet provides secure support. I love how it cradles my cock and
balls. I love how the soft cotton fabric caresses my glans which is
flared as I write this. This brief has the support of a good jockstrap.
You can get the Munsingwear underwear line rather cheaply at both
EssentialApparel.com and AmericanIntimates.com. I bought recently $112
(which free shipping) from Essential Apparel of Munsingwear Kangaroo
Pouch briefs in Men's size 36 & 36 and Munsingwear Kangaroo Pouch Boxer
briefs in Men's Large. That is enough to last me for a while, although
I am thinking of getting more Munsingwear soon!
I would love to get in touch with other guys into Munsingwear Roos.
You may e-mail me.
Thom./BigGlans
Jockwoof
"Thom in DC" <biggla...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> You can get the Munsingwear underwear line rather cheaply at both
> EssentialApparel.com and AmericanIntimates.com.
Thanks for the links!
I liked Munsingwear about twenty years ago, but I was unhappy that it wasn't
really available in my size, 28.
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John
briefs. Does anybody know what the difference is?
Demon
I really like the CK's that you can't get now
have a look at the similar ones from the UK market leaders -
http://www.marksandspencer.com/IWCatSectionView.process?IWAction=Load&Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=52&Page_Count=1&RestartFlow=t
and
http://order.next.co.uk/page.asp?b=G39&p=266&o=1
Thom in DC
The Jockey Pouch briefs, which adopted the Munsingwear Kangaroo Pouch
design with horizontal pouch, is made of 96% cotton and 4% lycra. It
comes in men's S, M, L, XL, XXL. A three-brief package costs $21.
Munsingwear Kangaroo Pouch briefs with the horizontal fly, which I
prefer, are made of 100% cotton. A three brief package costs a little
more than $10 at both EssentialApparel.com and AmericanIntimates.com, a
real bargain. Ordinary men's and big men's sizes have much more
variation in sizes than Jockey Pouch briefs, although as Jockwoof
lamented, Munsingwear does not make men's size 28.
Thom.
John
> variation in sizes than Jockey Pouch briefs, although as Jockwoof
> lamented, Munsingwear does not make men's size 28.
>
Ah, Woof's Lament. I can him now on a hilltop overlooking San Fran.
baying at the moon: N o t w e n t y e i g h t . . .
Jockwoof
John <jog...@bigfoot.com> wrote:
Aroooooooo!