Wouldn't You Rather Be Rescued By A Nylon Tricot Wearing Lifeguard?

It amazes me that in some places, lifeguards are still wearing the same kind of nylon tricot suits they wore 50 years ago.  Truthfully, they could even be the same 50 year old suits in some cases, but saltwater, sweat, and jacking off in them will eventually take their toll.... Also amazing is that they even still make that kind of suit with the silky nylon inner liner / panty and the slightly larger trunk style suit over the inner.  That's the good news, the bad is that for some reason, they don't face the inner liner so that it slides under the outer layer like they used to.  It was probably just too distracting to have the guys discreetly sliding that nylon over their dicks all day with a semi going when it was time to save someone.  In any case, it's nice to know that if you need rescuing, one of these hunky nylon tricot wearing guys might be the one to do it.....  And if you don't make it, at least try to cop a feel of his double nylon tricot covered manhood before going into the light for your last grasp of heaven on Earth.

It's not always possible to see the inner liner from the front but you can distinguish from the "log" form on the left and the "button" form on the right.  I always think it's hot to see a guy outside wearing nothing on his body (or manhood) but nylon tricot--even knowing there is probably scratchy cotton waiting back in some locker room somewhere....

Some Royal Navy guys who know how to treat their manhood when out on the beach.

Sam Elliot, who played the head lifeguard in a movie of the same name, revealing that he prefers to wear a white nylon Speedo for underwear.  He certainly wouldn't wear them out on the beach without needing his own rescue.

The entire staff of Smithpoint Lifeguards with all of the guys (obviously also chosen for their looks and muscle besides their ability to control their erections while wearing their silky nylon tricot uniforms all day on the beach.  Sorry this picture couldn't be made any larger.

One of the few times you will ever see a photo of guys wearing all their cotton covering clothes here, but we know that each and every one of them owns at least 1 suit and knows how good nylon tricot feels on their manly parts.  I would certainly be glad to give them a special Meninnylon Proclamation to recognize their ability to wear their green nylon tricot suits all day.  Of course, I wonder how many of them in this picture are wearing them under their cotton pants right now?  Probably only the ones with a smile on their face.....

A few times a year, these green nylon tricot wearing saviors of the sea venture out to compete with other silky guys doing competitive lifeguard things....and maybe a little showing off how lucky their are to be paid for wearing nylon all day instead of the baggy red boxers other guards have to wear.

Imagine being paid to wear your nylon tricot all day on the beach and get a tan and sand stuck between your toes?  Sure hope they get to do a little nylon suit sliding with some of their buds during their off time.

A small picture with bug bulges.  This of it as a show-er picture and think about the room in those suits for what can easily grow.

Here's a crazy thought for you, these guys (who are also wearing their double nylon tricot suits that probably do slide over each other) could be the grandfathers or fathers of the guys above all having been born in the 40's, of the green Dolfin wearing nylon lifeguards above.

Here is a close-up in a group shot of a swimmer wearing his super smily double layered nylon tricot suit.  Just the slightest movement on the front of his suit would cause it to slide over the silky inner suit and start a semi going with only a few strokes.  Keep that action going and he would have a suit top overflowing with a big creamy load of his DNA.

The tying string runs inside that fairly wide waistband.  The way to know for sure if he is wearing an Ocean Champion suit or a Dolfin suit is the size of the label that is visible on the back side of the waistband.  Dolfin has a larger label.  I didn't both to look up what North Carolina's team colors are, but I'm sure this suit is one of them.  They only made so many colors back then.

With a suit that size and his clearly visible inner nylon tricot panty brief showing, this guy could be having his first sexual experience in a way that would have him ditch the white cotton briefs he took off and hung up in the locker room that are unfortunately waiting for him....and the rest of his life.

A couple more NC beefy nylon tricot wearing swimmers.  I guarantee you that the guy on the left made the mistake of putting his hands in front of his crotch, "accidentally" touched the outer silky nylon layer which slid over his inside nylon brief and is covering up the bulging results.  It's ok, there is a good way to easily solve the problem and empty your tank before diving into the pool and washing away the DNA evidence.

The guys on either side of him know to keep their hands away from their double nylon sliding crotches.  Do you?