“This is marketed as packing underwear which is not true and coming from a queer ran sight I'm highly disappointed in the misleading discription. If you are looking for stp compatible boxers, keep looking! Here's what you can actually expect: These 2.5" black boxers are made out of a high quality mesh like material. It is a bit see through which gives it a light, airy, and sexy feel. They are CROTCHLESS (which is why your packer is not a good fit). Heres the thing, I love this product. I have never been able to own sexy underwear because I dont have the bulge to fit jock straps and other such products so it's really cool as a man with a vulva to wear something a little more risqué that fits my body. If they had been marketed appropriately as the start to a gender non conforming lingerie line (something I'd love to see along side their existing tucking thongs) this would easily be a five star product.”
“I have a condition called vulvar vestibulitis, which causes my vulva to have a burning sensation every waking moment. I treat it with lidocaine jelly 5%, applied to my vulva 2 to 4 times daily, as needed. It's a post-menopausal condition, and there's no cure, but it can stop and recur for no apparent reason. In women under 65, a low dose of Elavil, one of the tricyclic antidepressants will often clear it up quickly, but this kind of antidepressant is not recommended for people over 65, because of side effects, so I'm using Lidocaine jelly to numb the area. Nevertheless, my Lady Parts are sensitive to pressure, so your crotch less panties are a big help! Also, Your crotchless panties are pretty but not erotic, which is refreshing. Most crotchless panties aren't meant to be worn all day! Thanks again! Hope to order more soon. Different colors would be nice, too.”
“It's a mesh-like material which takes a bit to adjust to, but definitely breathable. The slit at the bottom doesn't overlap enough to feel comfortable. It just feels like a hole right under my lady bits, which is not cool.
I have a body suit that when your legs are together the seam folds over itself which is full coverage and then only when you spread them does it open. I was hoping for that kind of coverage on these too.”
“I'm just a girl that hikes in the woods, usually alone, so that means, no look out when I gotta pee. I've read the other reviews and I'm not sure what other STP devices are out there, I bought mine on Amazon. It really is just a super soft funnel. well obviously shaped to fit a girls treasure box. I don't have any troubles with the opening, it fits my funnel just fine, I'm becoming quite good at maneuvering all of it.”
“I spend a lot of time traveling, hiking, backpacking, and all around just being active. So “traveler” underwear seemed to be right in my wheelhouse. When I saw there was a stand to pee version, I bought them immediately.
The first thing I noticed is that the material is quite mesh-like. Makes sense for a quick drying pair of shorts. They are very breathable. They’re breathable partially because of the material and partially because of the stand to pee function. This design is unlike any I have ever seen. Instead of being like a fly at the front of the underwear, this underwear has.... a semi-open undercarriage. There is no gusset, instead there are two pieces of fabric that overlap. If you sit cross legged, it becomes an open to the breeze situation.
I’m sort of disappointed as my primary reason for buying these was the STP accessibility and these are just not quite that.
I really like the material and would definitely consider buying another pair of these in a different cut, but for the price I’m a little bummed.”
“These undershorts are like nothing I expected. I hike, backpacking, kayak, sometimes I live in a van (not a weird van), the whole hippie thing.
So when I see something called “Traveler” underwear, my curiosity is totally peaked. Stand to pee option is a major plus and it comes in an XS, sign me up. (Side note: XS is weirdly hard to find in gender affirming skivvies.)
This underwear is SO breathable. Partially this is because the material is thin and airy and designed for a sweaty kind of day and partially it’s because the crotch of these underpants are separated right down the middle.
The stand to pee portion is not a horizontal fly in the front of the shorts, which is what I was expecting. Instead it’s like a full on crotchless situation. I definitely won’t be able to use these in a STP sitch. However, they are very breathable in an open air kind of way.
I dig them. I think it’s cool. If I were in charge of the world, I would switch up the design to be more functional, but they work great if what you’re looking for is a little extra breeze about your unmentionables.”
