finding a comfortable harness

Edit: since making this post, some rude women have DM'd me to inquire if I have also been diagnosed with Colossalus Phallus. Unfortunately this is very much not the case - please stop messaging me unless it is to provide harness recommendations.

I have not been diagnosed with any sort of condition but I have had the same issues that you have had. What I found works best is the tightest fitting undewear you can buy and a harness with adjustable leg loops. I had to cut the elastic off the my petzl adjama to make sure the leg loops fit tight enough.

I started wearing Hanes with the special pocket and they are the most comfortable underwear I have for climbing. Try to keep everything as tight as you can. 

Skip tightest fitting unless you want a monster headache. Go for something like Saxx which keeps all the eggs safely nestled out of harms way. 

I found the misty mountain Cadillac helped compared to my old petzl harness with a similar issue. 

Oh right I get it, you have huge balls

Mark White wrote:

Skip tightest fitting unless you want a monster headache. Go for something like Saxx which keeps all the eggs safely nestled out of harms way. 

I found the misty mountain Cadillac helped compared to my old petzl harness with a similar issue. 

+1 for saxx, life changing 

Bharath T wrote:

I've always had issues with finding comfortable harnesses. Whether at a hanging belay, doing a long series of rappels, or even just belaying at a single-pitch crag, I experience severe testicular pain. Don't even get me started about taking a big whipper - I don't think my kids would survive another hard catch. Recently I was diagnosed with Giganticular Testiculitis, a condition defined by otherwise healthy but enormous balls. Does anyone else have this issue or have suggestions of roomy brands/models of harnesses that could mitigate this issue? I know the typical answer is "just free solo" since big balls tend to actually help in that arena, but for now I'm just looking to crag comfortably and give my huevos some space. At the moment I've been bouldering a lot because this condition actually provides a little extra cushion for those tricky landings; still looking forward to roping up again though.

Edit: since making this post, some rude women have DM'd me to inquire if I have also been diagnosed with Colossalus Phallus. Unfortunately this is very much not the case - please stop messaging me unless it is to provide harness recommendations.

I work in harnessed aerial arts and we call the organization of the goods to be able to dance without causing pain / damage, "the junk show".
Best solution is a jock strap (best) or tight fitting underwear that puts it all front and center in a nice little package and keeps things out of the way of the leg loops.