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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Something for (almost) Everyone in Nylon

The only possible reason I can think something like this would happen is that the coach has just announced that a new shipment of nylon suits just came in and the swim team is so excited they immediately pull off their lycra suits in anticipation of feeling the silky nylon suits on their bodies.

The biggest group of guys worldwide wearing nylon tricot 24/7 and the biggest producer of the best nylon tricot underwear out there is undoubtedly The Mormon Church. While they do offer garments in other fabrics and separate tops and bottoms, the best of the best are the one piece "corban" garments or "g's." As described in previous posts, these perfectly designed "nylon sex" garments are designed to be worn day and night--and why would you want to take them off anyway? Easy front access through a large double layered crotch that slides over and covers a full erection so you don't have to take your cock out at all to ejaculate. Also perfect rear access for entry purposes or opening the flaps slightly further for complete snacking purposes.

Easy to use the existing double layered nylon crotch or use another garment for jerking directly.

View of full rear access although not sure why the other guy isn't wearing his garment since he would slide all over his partner.

It is possible to stick your cock out through the bottom of the butt opening. This is also the way to sit on the toilet and do your business while still wearing your full nylon garment. Nope, you don't need to take them off even to do that.

It is possible to pull the top down on a one piece garment since you actually slip into them from the neck opening and then pull them up. The feel of that silky nylon garment sliding up your body into place is amazing. Sliding into and pulling up a 2nd nylon one over it is even better! So be careful when you make fun of those Mormon Missionary guys on their bikes. The joke may be on you since they could be wearing much silkier nylon underwear than you are! Not to burst your fantasy, but most younger LDS wear 2 piece cotton g's that look like a regular t-shirt and boxer briefs. Of course they COULD be wearing nylon! They also make a nylon mesh but it's not as silky.

Unfortunately, you need to be a card carrying endowed Mormon with a current TR (temple recommend) in order to purchase these garments--unless you have an LDS BF or BFF! Otherwise I wouldn't suggest joining for the underwear benefits!

Is there anything hotter than being in the locker room with a bunch of hots guys and the light scent of chlorine from the pool drifting in and watching them pull down their cotton briefs and slide into their silky nylon Speedo? Then watch as some pull up another larger nylon suit over the first one and kind of feel the 2 layers rub on each other? Ok, the reality is that they are probably pulling down baggy boxer shorts and pulling up stretchy lycra, but the first scenario used to be the norm and I'm sticking to that one.

Without a doubt, the hottest guy who ever slipped into a nylon Speedo!!! Murray Rose was an Australian swimmer who lived in his Speedo and after the olympics, appeared in one of those 60's beach blanket bingo movies. Sigh.

A locker room without lockers??

This picture dates from 1955 and this guy is definitely wearing a double layered Ocean Champion 100% nylon suit. There is an inner brief inside this suit that slides around under the larger outer suit. Great to wear as underwear on a date under your jeans when you want your partner to jerk you off inside your suit. Sorry, the new ones don't do this anymore--only the vintage ones.

Yes, I did blow these up so be sure to click the pictures to see them larger.

Nylon production stopped during WWII for civilian use and resumed after. Looks like by 1951 guys were enjoying it again.

1970's classic nylon Speedos but in patterns I don't think I've ever seen before. Is that possible?

I love it when guys have their hands on their suit like this because it shows they do know how good that nylon feels.

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Back to Pictures of Guys in Nylon.........

Just noticed this entire page of blog listings isn't showing any guy wearing nylon so thought I'd better fix that right away. Sorry, but I haven't blown that many of them up or cropped them down to the good parts. Just click the picture for a larger image and you can always enlarge it further.

Hey, how'd these guys get in here??? Bet they are wearing nylon underneath, though!

Look closely and you can see his side Aussiebum label which confirms he's wearing 100% nylon although my fingers could make the same determination.

Our old friend the Hawaii Speedo Student in his amateur days!

Nylon Shorts Question Answered

A question from a member wants to know where to get nylon shorts--especially older style Umbros. Now that the Golden Age of Nylon Shorts (primarily the 80's and early 90's) has passed, because there were so many more of them made (and are still being made), they are out there in thrift stores and online in used clothing sites and ebay.

I don't even remember the last time I saw a nylon Speedo, brief, or shirt in a thrift store, but there are almost always a pair or 2 of nylon shorts at most thrift stores. ebay is probably the best source if you don't mind joining, opening a paypal account (it really is safe) and dealing with sometimes difficult sellers (ebay is really on the buyers side so don't worry). Don't waste your money buying nylon off of some buff dude because you are going to pay 3 or 4 times more because you are competing with guys who want to see the guy who is wearing it first. Nothing wrong with that, but not always worth the extra money especially if you are going to wear it, wash it, and not worship it! You can download his picture (only as a pdf and can convert it to a jpeg later) for free and so is the jerk off.

I do advocate buying the older nylon shorts (and anything else) just because they mostly used better nylon back then. Antron III nylon ruined nylon for a lot of guys because it's so flimsy and more intended for underwear than outerwear. Plus, it is hotter to think that some other guy wore it before you did. Going to the grocery store now in a short pair of nylon shorts will probably get you arrested unless it's Halloween and you are going as a Hooter's girl.

The biggest problem with buying anything nylon unseen (and unfelt!) is a lot of people can technically call something nylon and it's nothing like the soft and silky nylon we like. So if someone is selling a "nylon shirt" and it's made by Columbia or North Face (or a dozen others), it's really TACTEL nylon that looks and feels more like cotton. It's the same with all military PT shorts now as well. However, Soffee does still make Green Silkies. If you are buying a Speedo and the seller says it's nylon or even vintage nylon (and you don't know your Speedo patterns to know when they started adding lycra), make sure they say it's 100% NYLON or all nylon and no lycra mixed in. If you don't care, keep in mind that lycra deteriorates just sitting there and you can wind up with a slimy, sticky, saggy suit. Amazing how much even a 15% lycra mix can totally destroy the other 85% nylon. That's also the idea so you have to buy them more often!

I do see some clothing sites that are selling new nylon shorts and gear but I haven't had any experience with them. I actually have so many shorts (and everything else) now, and having watched the TV show "Hoarders", I'm having to watch my intake! Most sporting good stores are now the big chain stores that only carry what the masses want and buy. Smaller specialty stores tend to have more just sample merchandise and then will order what you want but at least you may get to feel the actual merchandise ahead of time.

Something else to mention, too, the older type of Umbro shorts really are super silky smooth and are closer to my preferred nylon tricot. Because they tend to be longer than track shorts, I do wear them out in public over some form of nylon underwear. Many track/soccer related shorts now are more of a cross between satin and taffeta--which is a little more like rip-stop nylon or even parachute silk. Again, nothing wrong, it's still nylon and still is smooth but it's just not the same as nylon tricot when it rubs and slides. I'm just pointing out the difference between track pants or other brands of soccer shorts and say Munsingwear tricolon pajama pants or Sub-4 nylon shorts. There are so few nylon guys out there I don't dare discriminate against anyone!