What Run Oregon is Wearing: Aerator Athletic Tee from SAXX

The Aerator comes in four color styles;

  • Black Camo (pictured)
  • Chili Red
  • City Blue
  • Black

I am not usually a camo wearer, but I actually liked the look of this style. It was more subdued that I expected and offered a fun styling without going way over the top.

They are also offering 30% OFF FOR FRONT-LINE WORKERS:

We’re here to support those in quarantine – but we recognize that for many of you, staying home is not an option.

To the front-line workers: the medical staff, the grocers, the sanitation workers, the garbage collectors, the transport crews, the policemen and women (the list goes on)… thank you for challenging your discomfort to keep society afloat right now.

You can also send a care package to front-line and essential workers for $70 – which will net recipients two boxer briefs and a tee shirt. Simply select their size and input their name and address in the shipping details – no need to leave your house.


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More about SAXX:

Originality often times means being first and SAXX’s heritage of revolutionizing underwear goes back 10 years. In 2006, Trent Kitsch was on a fishing expedition and after spending hours in a cold, clammy ocean suit he knew there had to be a better way to protect his package from chafing. A former baseball player, he imagined a catcher’s mitt hammock design and turned it upside down in his mind. After the fishing trip, and with the hammock idea still percolating, he worked with a seamstress and designer — and himself as the fit model — to create a paneled fabric hammock that separated his balls from his legs. Fourteen prototypes later, the BallPark Pouch™ and SAXX Underwear were ready for action.

Thank you to SAXX for providing us with sample item. Please read our transparency page for info on how we do our reviews.

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