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Stunt Muppet
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Something I've done since I was in the Army is cutoff a pair of BDU pants just below the pocket, and wear regular biking spandexy shorts underneath. They are rugged and don't have a saggy crotch area. I'd suggest the summer weight ones since they are ripstop and lighter. You can pick up some of those at the surplus store for $20 or so.
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The first rule of thumb in the rules of thumbs for shorts is that they can never be too tight.
So if you're a large normally, go small. They'll stretch eventually. Plus they'll keep your "boys" in one spot so you'll always no where NOT to land. Please know there was sarcasm here somewhere.
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