These are nice trunks. I only wish they also made them in 100% cotton. The cotton blend is great for hot weather, but I prefer 100% cotton when it's not hot out.

I'm also not crazy about the price, because while I've tried many designer brands, most of my favorite trunks didn't cost any more money then the mass-produced brands sold everywhere, which are usually terrible.

Update: Having worn these for a couple of years now, they've become my favorite underwear.  The price is still too high, so I only buy them when I find them deeply discounted.  I still prefer 100% cotton in the Winter, but I'm not sure these would be the same if they were 100% cotton; hopefully Dockers still makes others that are 100% cotton.

There seems to be a lot of complaints about them being too small.  One of the great things about them is that the stretchy material allows them to fit snug, without being painful, but I guess some men don't like that.  Even so, they may still be too small for some men, but they probably ought to be wearing a large, anyway.

I love that these are soft and snug, so that they're not moving around throughout the day.  The waistband is also very comfortable.  My biggest complaint is that they don't make them in more colors.  I don't actually care a lot about colored underwear, but I do wish they made them in a heather gray.  One of the colors seen here appears to be a non-heather grey, but in reality it's a light blue.

Update 2: Several people recommend the Adidas brand over these, so I purchased some Adidas trunks and don't like them nearly as much.  The main problem with the Adidas trunks is that the pouch is too small and that's the one place where I don't want my underwear to fit tightly.  The Dockers brand is still the best I've found.

Update 3: I recently found some old stock of 100% cotton Dockers Trunks and they're even better.  They're actually not much different then these, except they're not quite so tight (the leg openings still don't stretch out, which is often a concern with 100% cotton trunks.)  They also have an opening, which isn't a huge deal to me, but is still nice.  The trunks here are preferable for hot weather, but I prefer the older, 100% cotton version for much of the year.  I can't find them anywhere, so I guess Dockers doesn't make them anymore, which is really a shame.