Is going commando tacti-cool or tacti-uncool?

[GOST]

Now I'm not talking Arnold Schwarzenegger Commando but rather Lindsay Lohan. Cause if you're a prepper that would be one less item you would have to worry about.

[ddearmon2010]

Now I'm not talking Arnold Schwarzenegger Commando but rather Lindsay Lohan.

ummm......ummm.....BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! Depends on the circumstances I guess

[Lkb513]

Depends if it's laundry day lol

[GOST]

Going commando could potentially make a lot of room in your bug out bag. Less laundry for your wife also.

[Former11B]

I'll say as a former grunt that spent a lot of time earning the moniker "dirty, nasty leg", I never wore underwear in uniform unless it was in dress uniform or in garrison formation days etc. You just couldn't. Heat and sweat combined with all that gear and movement and stuff means CHAFING. When I was a Spec 4 and landing in Kuwait for desert training prior to deploying with OIF, I didn't heed my fellow machine gunner's advice who'd already done a hitch in Kuwait in 2001 with 3rd ID. Big mistake. Over the course of a 120*+ day doing CQB and mounted exercises, I had literally chafed a half dollar size patch of skin off the right side of my scrot. Nothing like having someone ask if you're on your period as a dude because of the blood in the junkular region of your trousers. Trying to get that to heal in a constantly hot, sweaty environment over the next few weeks was nearly impossible. NEVER AGAIN

[Ride4frnt]

FT is going commando, and he said he would send you his panties he was wearing last night when the three of us were announced for those Parallax rails...

[GOST]

Going commando also means NO panti lines.

[WHSmithIV]

Welllll.... it depends really. If it's summer, yes, if it's winter here in the mountains no. At 20 below zero every bit of extra clothing is helpful.

[SGT.G]

I'll say as a former grunt that spent a lot of time earning the moniker "dirty, nasty leg", I never wore underwear in uniform unless it was in dress uniform or in garrison formation days etc. You just couldn't. Heat and sweat combined with all that gear and movement and stuff means CHAFING. When I was a Spec 4 and landing in Kuwait for desert training prior to deploying with OIF, I didn't heed my fellow machine gunner's advice who'd already done a hitch in Kuwait in 2001 with 3rd ID. Big mistake. Over the course of a 120*+ day doing CQB and mounted exercises, I had literally chafed a half dollar size patch of skin off the right side of my scrot. Nothing like having someone ask if you're on your period as a dude because of the blood in the junkular region of your trousers. Trying to get that to heal in a constantly hot, sweaty environment over the next few weeks was nearly impossible. NEVER AGAIN

Couldn't have said it better myself! Hooah

[GOST]

Former11B your boys need something to lower the friction coefficient, like maybe Pam.

[GOST]

Think about it, this is the real reason there is NO underwear in Stick's giveaway.

[mustangfreek]

Gost...What the hell is this thread about????

..lol....

[GOST]

I don't know.

[Lkb513]

Gost. You moonlight in yoga pants don't you =P

[GOST]

Yoga pants need pockets.