Twelve Weight Ghost Boxer
Twelve Weight Ghost Boxer
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The Twelve Weight Ghost Boxer offers a seamless design for optimal comfort and support. Through the use of textured stretch nylon, these boxers provide a lightweight, moisture-wicking, and easy-to-care-for option for daily wear. Whether for fishing, sports, or travel, these boxers are a valuable addition to any wardrobe.
- Stretch textured nylon is moisture wicking, fast drying and cool
- Naturally order resistant
- Brushed-elastic waistband with an offset seam maintains a comfortable fit around the waist
- Patterning designed to eliminate rash causing seams
- Clean finished easy access fly
- Flat seam construction reduces bulk and avoiding seam chafing
- Heat transfer six and care information avoids next to skin irritation
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