Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between xs and small sized mens underwear?
Xs is a size smaller than small in mens underwear. Xs would be best for very slim men or boys, while small fits slim adult men better in most brands.
What features should I look for when buying xs mens briefs?
Look for stretch fabrics with a slim or anatomical fit, contour pouch and leg bands that don't squeeze or bind. Breathable cotton or moisture wicking performance fabrics are ideal.
What xs mens brief styles provide the most support and coverage?
If you need more support, mid-rise to higher rise briefs and trunks tend to offer more coverage and control than low rise styles. Compression shorts also hug the body closely.
Should I size up when buying cotton xs mens briefs?
Yes, 100% cotton underwear won't have stretch like spandex blends. So you may want to buy small instead of xs cotton briefs for the best slim fit that doesn't feel too tight over time.
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What are the temperature ratings for ECWCS layers?
The ECWCS Gen III has layers rated for various temperature ranges: Fleece mid layer (-10°C to 10°C), Wind cold weather jacket (-32°C to 10°C) and Extreme cold/wet jacket (-51°C to -10°C).
What goes under the army combat uniform in cold weather?
The army recommends wearing hydrophobic mid or lightweight moisture wicking underwear as a base layer under the combat uniform in cold climates before adding insulating layers on top.
Is there an extreme cold weather sleeping system?
Yes, the army has modular sleep systems rated for temperatures as low as -40°F. The extreme cold weather bag adds insulation when joined with the patrol or intermediate cold weather sleeping bags.
What are authorized army winter boots and socks?
Authorized boots include insulated boots like Mickey Mouse Boots for severe cold and Hot Weather Boots, Army Jungle Boot, Temperate Weather Boots and Extreme Cold Weather Boots.
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