Fell runner, photographer, blogger, teacher and graphic designer, Ben began competing in fell running races 16 years ago and has since become one of the UK’s leading trail and mountain runners. He is also an ambassador for inov-8 and SportsShoes, responsible for testing and reviewing the latest running shoes and apparel on the market.Read More >
Comfyballs, the ultimate comfort boxers, take a trip to London to talk about men’s balls and their underwear. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbkim8dsYQI&t=35s
With many standard boxers and trunks on the market failing to address issues such as temperature, support and comfort, the creators of the Comfyballs brand have worked long and hard to design the Ultimate alternative. The result is stylish, supportive boxers and briefs created using innovative technology, unique packagefront and super-soft fabrics that restrict movement without the squeeze, and reduce heat transfer.
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Father, fire fighter, fell runner, Ricky began competing in fell running races at the age of fourteen after being inspired by his school caretaker and encouraged by his parents. He is now one of the top trail and mountain runners in the world and was the World Trail Running Champion in 2013.Read More >
In January I was lucky enough to get a big breakthrough in the pant department. Having spent years in the same old holey boxers, Comfyballs took pity on my balls and offered me an ambassador role in return for some of the latest ball squeeze avoidance technology. Read More >
Rob is the latest ambassador to join the team at Comfyballs UK.
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Although testicular cancer is one of the less common cancers to affect men, there are still around 2300 a year cases a year. Checking your testicles regularly means you’re likely to catch it early making it much easier to treat.