 Hey, it's Ben Popper with The Verge here at CES 2017. You know, I'm surrounded by technology here and it's putting out Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cell phone radiation. Some people say all those invisible rays can be bad for your body, which is why I'm wearing an interesting new gadget. The future of boxers, smart underwear, Spartan, that can protect my most important gadget from all that harmful radiation. So the Spartan underwear were created by two French entrepreneurs from Paris. What they did is they figured out a way to weave silver, the metal, into the cotton of these underwear. Now, I gotta say, these things feel really comfortable, pretty much like normal underwear. But they're also creating an electromagnetic shield around my junk. Or at least that's what the guys said. Spartan underwear launched here at CES, you can order them online. They're $45 a pair or cheaper if you go for the six pack. Right now they're shipping from France, but pretty soon they'll be shipping from the US. And of course, they're made in China. Now I'm not here to testify for the scientific validity of these Spartans, and they're definitely not FDA approved. But when it comes to CES, it's all about the meeting of technology and the real world. CES is tech at its finest.