Vintage Ocean Champion and Other Early 100% Nylon Suits

Once in awhile I come across photos of something that is a personal favorite of mine and for others…not so much.  Big, oversized suits, not much bulge, no lycra contamination, and no personal knowledge by the detractors, this is a case of you really don't know what you are missing.  One thing is for sure, some of these suits are 40-60 years old, but have survived and can still get you off faster than 2 squirts of Lube ever could.  Oversized suits mean plenty of room to slide the nylon over your fully erect cock, not a lot of bulge because of the "free-floating" inner nylon liner that is sliding around under the outer suit, some of the best and silkiest nylon ever made, and the good ones haven't been made in about 40 years.  Dolfin and Ocean Champion may still be in business, but the suits they make today do not have the nylon quality or sewn so the 2 suits slide over each other.

Virtually everyone of these guys had a pair of white cotton briefs hanging in their locker, was given a suit (or more when they "lost" theirs). and may or may not have been aware that there was little difference between wearing 2 nylon tricot panties and their double nylon suits at that time.  The irony of which is not lost on me for having been beaten when caught wearing 2 (ok, 5) pairs of my sister's nylon tricot panties when only a few blocks away the swim coach was handing out double nylon suits to other guys older than me.  Here they are, proudly displaying their manhood in 2 silky layers of nylon tricot.  As I've said before, these suits did not always stay in their lockers over the weekend or got turned in at the end of the season.  Some of them are still being worn and sliding on my cock today!

You can see the inner liner outline easily on the suit on the guy on the left.  A little hard to tell the color of these suits in black and white, but I would guess they are probably red or possibly royal blue.

Besides swim teams, Red Cross lifesaving classes also wore these nylon suits.  Most of these don't appear to be the thicker waistband that denotes the Ocean Champion or Dolfin brands.  Adolph Kiefer also made a suit with an inner liner but sadly, they were sewn so the nylon didn't slide under the outer suit.  I think the coach and the guy in back touching his suit (of course!) are wearing O.C.

Demonstrating one of the holds used to bring swimmers ashore.  Too bad the big brute doing the holding isn't wearing one of these suits.

One of the clearest views of the inner suit on this guy, but it's probably an Adolph Kiefer suit because of the thinner waistband and therefore his double nylon covered bulge isn't getting to enjoy the sliding action.  Remember, this is all pre-Speedo time in the USA although they were being worn in Australia and New Zealand.

Guys weren't as modest as they are now.  I always tell people that because we had naked swimming classes, wearing a Speedo WAS being modest!  Maybe the guys had taken their silky suits home for extra curricular activity and had forgotten them or maybe they are so used to wearing them for underwear, they have them on under their cotton shorts?

Not sure if there were ever 4 cuter guys deserving of a hand just gently moving over the front of their suits to start that nylon sliding.  A little more pressure and a little faster nylon sliding and those suits would be soaking wet from the inside out.  It would be hard to imagine that each one of them never tried it.

I think I may have posted a few of these before, but sometimes you will see a few guys who hung on to the older double nylon suits when the more modern "speed suits" and Speedos came in during the early to mid 60-s.  Still with excellent silky nylon tricot, they only had a single panel in front (which almost never was installed so it slid against the outer suit).  It was (still is!) possible to simply lay this suit on your cock and feel the nylon slide as the panel rubs against the back of the suit.  Using 2 suits (one inside the other) you will still have the liner sliding against the back of the first suit, but also the back of the inner suit will slide against the outer suit as well.  You can also just place a nylon tricot panty from this period over the suit and have instant sliding front and back.

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You can always tell the first generation of nylon Speedo suits because they had a cloth logo sewn on the right side.

Nice to know he got to enjoy a silky nylon tricot Speedo when he was young.

Here is the 1960 Air Force Water Polo Team in all their nylon tricot silkiness.  If you look at the waistbands, you can see that a couple of them have on O.C. or Dolfin double nylon suits.  You can also see the huge head on the one guy and his cloth Speedo logo on the far right.

A little closer view.  Each one of those silky nylon tricot suits would have made any cock a very happy one while sliding up and down their shafts.