A jockstrap is a time-honored style of underwear. They are designed with a waistband, a pouch in the front, and two straps connected at the bottom of the pouch that wrap around both the left and right side of the rear.  

The jockstrap is an undergarment that keeps your precious parts in place while framing your junk in a flattering manner. By leaving your backside uncovered, this underwear is known for being light and minimal. The real question is: what can’t a jockstrap do?  

A jockstrap is for maintaining order down there. The underwear ensures your package stays put and stays comfy. A wise and proactive investment, like stocks, or whatever.  

Traditionally, jockstraps are worn around the waist, with your legs through two support straps that wrap around your rear, and under one’s clothes, but don’t let that stop you, wear it on your head if you’re so inclined. Whether you’re playing sports or playing devil’s advocate, you can rest easy knowing your package will be carried with care.  

Your jockstrap should feel snug but not overly tight. You want the waistband and front pouch to keep everything well supported without overly constricting anything. If you still aren’t sure what size to get, be sure to check out the Pair of Thieves Fit Guide. Tally-ho. 

In order to best wear a jockstrap, we recommend buying the best pair possible. After securing your Pair of Thieves SuperFit jockstrap, and perhaps washing it, consider it ready for wear! Step into your jockstrap like you would with any other pair of underwear, make sure your pouch is the front, and secure the two straps around both the left and right side of your buttocks. The next optional step is to maybe put pants over it.  

As a matter of fact, yes, jockstraps are extremely comfortable. You’ll find this underwear is a comfy choice no matter what is on your agenda for the day. Take them out for a spin or wear them as you work from home. Probably not on a conference call where they can be seen, though. Rest assured, Pair of Thieves jockstraps are so comfortable, that you’ll be hard-pressed to ever take them off. But eventually you should, though.