Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Gateway to Nylon Tricot (?): LYCRA part 1

I need to periodically point out the difference between Lycra (aka spandex) and Nylon (tricot).  I guess if you didn't discover nylon tricot as a child like many of us did, it might be confusing to you to see that up to 80% of lycra is actually nylon and it can sometimes be really silky.  No wonder you are confused when there is so much lycra/nylon out there and so little 100% nylon--although some polyesters are almost as good these days.  Well for something to be considered nylon, it has to be 100% nylon for starters.  To further confuse, many items labeled 100% nylon (like a pair of military PT shorts or a North Face shirt) seem more like cotton than silky nylon.  That's because they are Supplex or Tactel nylon that is not silky at all.  So without getting too technical about the actual weaving process or the French definition of "tricot" as "knit", I refer to nylon tricot as "silky nylon."  It could be your sister's panties, your 60's Speedo, or your 70's disco shirt, but it's the silkiest, sexiest, best fabric ever made and has been making my cock hard since I was 5 years old.  So getting back to Lycra, we keep hearing about pot as being a "gateway" drug to more dangerous drugs as a negative thing.  Well, the positive thing about Lycra, is that it could be seen as a "gateway" fabric to nylon tricot.  Ok, that's an odd comparison since one is negative and the other is a positive one, but it my fantasy world, it kind of works.

Because these are all lycra pictures, I haven't cropped or enlarged any of them and they are as found on other blogs or sites.



So this guy is wearing his lycra shirt that is showing off his hot body and his some sort of silky polyester or nylon shorts.  So how difficult would it be to get him into some silky nylon?  Maybe even start with a nylon shirt over his lycra one--most times they will slide very easily over them.  Ultimately getting him to experience the incredible feeling of silky nylon tricot sliding up and down his cock until his inevitable ejaculation would get him hooked.

I still remember when lycra Speedos came out.  The first thing I noticed is that it was impossible to masturbate with them--no more sliding.  The second thing is that they stretched out and were useless to even wear after exposure to chlorine or the sun.  Great if you are selling lycra speedos as being faster than nylon and they only last a number of months as opposed to 100% nylon that last for decades.  I did notice that when my friend who first bought a lycra Speedo and wore his nylon jogging shorts over them, I could slide the shorts over the lycra suit and still get him off.  Unfortunately the lycra was tighter than the looser nylon and it wasn't as easy.

Most straight guys (who unfortunately happen to outnumber us) have no problem wearing whatever the latest athletic gear that is appropriate to their sport.  This look often spins off into other fashion trends such as the ones that began with  Aussiebum suits and Under Armour compression shorts.  This guy's outfit looks fairly silky and he seems to be enjoying a quick feel.  What if one of these mainline sports clothing companies slipped in a little more silky nylon to their line and promoted it.  Macho studs in silky nylon would rule!

This guy is very close to being into 100% nylon after seeing him in this lycra suit.  He may not even notice until his cock started to get a little hard and he noticed how easy it was to jerk off into them as opposed to the ones he is wearing.

Every time I see a guy showing off his UA waistband, it says to me that here is a guy who is willing to wear something other than boring cotton boxer briefs.  So how much more would it take to get him to wear something a little bit silkier and still keep up his reckless, macho reputation?

Yeah, it's perfectly ok and hot for guys to show off their UA waistbands.  Keep in mind that these shorts are upwards of $30 each and almost never go on sale.  So UA, how about making a pair of silkier shorts and come up with some sports reason to market them?  Whatever "legitimate" purpose you come up with to convince straight guys to buy them.  It wouldn't take long for them to discover what else they can do with them.  All you have to do is look at the cult status that the military's beloved nylon tricot Green Silkies still enjoy.  They even have a term for ejaculating into their shorts, a "silky pop."

We're all familiar with those silky lycra singlets that those reluctant high school and college wrestlers are handed by their coaches each year.  In this case, 2 guys wearing one would have no trouble sliding around on top of each other until one or both of them felt enough sliding friction from these silky suits over their cocks to eventually blow their load into them.  Still, nylon would accomplish the same thing, would feel even better, and last much longer.

Yeah, we know what you have on underneath those football pants.  So how about wearing something made out of 100% nylon the rest of the time?






3 comments:

Brian said...

Well, I guess we need to accept the fact that Lycra is here to stay. And yes, many times it is pretty hot and silky, like many of the UA products. But there will never be any real competition for nylon.

Men doin' everything in nylon tricot said...

Funny how Lycra's life expectancy is much shorter than that of nylon, yet Lycra is the winner by sheer (no pun) volume on the marketplace. I wonder if the manufacturers of nylon knew their garments would still be around 50 years later and still silky? Now we think of something 10 years old as "vintage." An appliance lasting that long would be more of a "miracle." Actually, on my last trip to Sports Authority, I didn't see any UA product I would describe as silky.

Anonymous said...

I think the Walmart STARTER Brand lycra is way thinner and sheerer , sexier and cost nothing compared to UnderArmour