MEN'S LEAKPROOF UNDERWEAR
Every pair engineered to keep you comfortable, confident and in control - whatever life has you doing.
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The Active 
The Active
The Active
Leakproof underwear for those extra few drops and dribbles
£20.00 GBPSale price £20.00 GBP Regular price -
The Everyday 
The Everyday
The Everyday
Leakproof underwear for daily drips and dribbles
£22.00 GBPSale price £22.00 GBP Regular price -
The Ultra 
The Ultra
The Ultra
Leakproof underwear with pads you can swap through the day
£27.00 GBPSale price £27.00 GBP Regular price
Leakproof underwear for men, designed as underwear first
Frank's Pants are washable boxers that look and feel like normal pants, with absorbent layers built in to catch drips, dribbles and light bladder leaks. No pads to stick in, no rustle, nothing anyone else can see. They are made for light leaks: the last drop after the loo, dribbles through the day, and small leaks when you lift, cough or laugh.
There are three styles, and the difference is how they handle leaks. The Active is for the last drop and post pee dribbles. The Everyday is for small leaks on and off through the day. The Ultra comes with three washable pads that clip in, so you can swap a fresh one in on long days.
Every pair machine washes at 30 to 40 degrees and goes back in the drawer. Sizes run S to 5XL (The Ultra S to 3XL). Your first pair is covered by Frank's Word, our 60 day guarantee, and UK delivery is free over £50.
Questions men ask before buying
Do leakproof pants actually work?
Yes, for what they are designed for. Frank's Pants have absorbent layers built into the pants, so drips, dribbles and light leaks are caught and locked away before they reach your trousers. They are not designed for heavy or full bladder leaks.
Are Frank's Pants suitable for heavier leaks?
No. Frank's Pants are made for light leaks, the last drop and dribbles through the day. If you leak larger amounts, speak to your GP or an NHS continence service, who can assess you and suggest products made for heavier leaks.
Pants or pads: which is better?
For light leaks, most men find pants easier: nothing to stick in, nothing to rustle, and they go in the wash and back in the drawer like any other pair. Pads can suit heavier or occasional needs.
How many pairs do I need?
Enough to cover your wash cycle. One pair on, one in the wash and one in the drawer is a sensible start for daily wear. If you only leak now and then, one or two will do.
Will anyone be able to tell?
No. They look and feel like normal boxers, with no pad to shift, no plastic and no rustle, so nothing shows under trousers or in a changing room.