We don't have an end to our summer like you do on the mainland (or as some idiots say, "Back in the States"--like we aren't one). We are having our lifeguard competitions this week in Waikiki, but not worth putting on sun screen for to see lifeguards wearing jammers, lycra Speedos or baggy surf shorts since the nylon tricot suits only seemed have survived on the East Coast.
These pictures came from an RV blog that a couple happened to come by in Rehoboth, DE. It must be some sort of strange tradition that I can't imagine makes any sense since it involves wearing scratchy, white cotton briefs under their surf shorts--either of which are not cock friendly and neither involve their usual silky nylon tricot suits.
The concept of wearing either baggy clothing down to your knees to go into the water is so strange since it dates back to Victorian times. We saw Speedo type suits that were nylon and silky and comfortable for 20-25 years and then smashed in lycra took over. What guy wants to walk around on the beach looking like a eunuch so the choice became to wear baggy shorts. Wearing cotton in the water is only useful when doing a lifeguard rescue drill (I used to be one). Wet clothes in the water are bad enough, but wearing wet cotton around after getting out of the water is even worse. Cold, chafing, heavy, clammy, can't stand it. Sadly Speedos became a big joke after they switched to lycra since 90% of guys shouldn't have been wearing them and they weren't able to be used for having sex like the nylon tricot suits were.
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You know this has to be some kind of joke since none of these guys would even own or wear a pair white cotton briefs--let alone all of them being Hanes. Since all of these guys have worn nylon tricot suits, it's hard for me to believe they would even wear any cotton underwear since they could always use the excuse of being called to rescue someone and would want to be ready. Hey, I've used that excuse although the rescue could also apply to sperm cells needed to be evacuated quickly into the suit. |
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Then taking their cotton briefs off in the water and throwing them is really polluting the ocean and we need to save the whales..... |
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Love the ginger part and the nylon suit with the gold panel and his body, but that beard and hair aren't working for me |
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He could use a little more meat on that ass for my taste. But I would taste what is there just the same! There is nothing better than the smell of a nylon tricot suit worn all day--especially if it never gets wet. It will smell and feel incredible and really easy to silk in. |
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Once upon a time, these suits were made so the outer suit slid over the inner one ("full circumferential supporter" as they used to say--"nylon panty" as I say). |
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They use these hose pieces for relay races and also for "beach flag" games where there is one less flag / hose than there are hunky guys diving for them. Sort of like musical chairs wearing nothing but nylon tricot on your body. |
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All of these are the same guy, if you haven't noticed. An amazing lack of DNA staining on that silky suit. |
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This is a better version detail of a picture that I thinks in the first section. Very rare to see that liner seam running down the front of his suit. That ass covered in silky nylon is pretty amazing, too. I would add a few new events to take advantage of them all wearing silky nylon suits if I was in charge. |
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You don't see many red nylon suits which is strange since they are lifeguards. |
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Add captionSad to deprive all that manhood any silky nylon tricot like they wear on the East Coast. Sadly, they may not even know what they are missing and have possibly made it this far in life without wearing any much less shooting their load into some. Anyone want to form a Forced Ejaculation Squad and take care of this sad situation? |
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Add captionI had to include a couple of California lifeguard competition pictures to show you the difference. Absolutely NO nylon tricot in use anywhere, apparently they only hire castrated lifeguards and I'm not sure why a lifeguard would ever carry an umbrella since water and sun kind of go with the job. |
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If I had been a junior lifeguard, half of those suits would be missing (and under my mattress) before the session was over. |
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Probably the only place you could be surrounded by that many hunky guys all wearing 100% nylon tricot in the whole world. I would totally volunteer to fit each one with 2 nylon suits so that they would always have a fresh one while their sperm dried in their other one. Yeah, I know, not really necessary since nylon dries so fast..... |
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This was a really huge file and allowed for some better detailing. Since those suits aren't in chlorine as much as they are sun, that's still a lot of fading going on. |
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It really is impossible to look unsexy wearing one of those silky nylon tricot suits. On the other hand, it's very hard to look sexy in baggy shorts down to your knees--or with tits, for that matter. |
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Yeah, some of you guys are #1 with me. Also means I could probably get each one off inside their nylon using only one finger to slide that nylon over their cocks. |
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Come on guys, keep those hands on that silky nylon. |
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Big nylon tricot suits in a big picture of big guys wearing them. Yeah, big hard on, right now, too. |
5 comments:
Man love seeing guys in tricot speedos. How do they keep from getting hard.
Like I always tell guys, "empty your tank before putting them on"--unfortunately that doesn't always work. Sooner or later those suits are going to want your load in them and you know it.....
Gonna have to look in second hand clothing places again for silkies so I can make my dl straight friend wear them so I can rub his fat cock in them till he shoots but first rub against him so I can cum first
Love seeing more mature men in silky nylon!
Well, the reality is that most men with a nylon fetish acquired it at a time when quality nylon was still out in the marketplace and was commonly being worn. That reality translates into we are most likely in our 50's, 60's, or 70's in age--but ONLY when passing a mirror. Otherwise we are all still 35 and look fabulous in our silky Speedo! Almost whenever I do wear something nylon tricot out in public, people ask if it's "Dri-fit" or some other kind of "new", "moisture wicking" fabric. Nope, just nylon tricot and they'll never know what they are missing.....
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