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| nadathing | |
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Date Posted:01/26/2007 03:36:29Copy HTML I wasn't completely sure how to title this thread. The subject concerns suits like Dore's Torpedo style and the like. The suits in this category do provide a lot of lift and projection of the male equipment, but without fully revealing the shape of everthing down to the last detail.I do not include things like Dore's Missile in this category, the Missile goes further and is much more explicit. It separates the shaft from the rest of the equipment and puts it really out there.I don't know about Dore's Rocket. Don't have any.There does seem to be an increasing market for this sort of suit. Recently we've noted the Mussleskins MPX style in another thread on this board.Now I see that Skinz has a new style, the M49 Performer, that appears to provide this feature. The Skinz Performer doesn't appear to lift as high as Torpedo, and looks as if it might accommodate more well endowed men.Are more guys buying them and wearing them, or are the manufacturers just comming around to notice this market and respond to it? Or both?I think there is some anology between this style for men and push-up bras for women. Also, and perhaps in a different way, to women's bikini and thong bottoms that have the camel toe effect.A couple of the female contributers to this site and indicated an interest in men's suits having more "shape." Is this sort of thing that they have in mind?These styles do seem to require the wearer to fill them out or look silly in public. (If you haven't got it, don't try to flaunt it. I'd rather see a woman with smaller breasts wearing a top that fits than wearone too big for her.)Your thoughts on these styles, comparisons beweeen them, places and situations where they are okay to wear, and so on?
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| nadathing | #1 |
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Re:Men's Push Out Suits Date Posted:01/26/2007 03:36:30Copy HTML I wasn't completely sure how to address this. The subject concerns suits like Dore's Torpedo style and the like. The suits in this category do provide a lot of lift and projection of the male equipment, but without fully revealing the shape of everthing down to the last detail. I do not include things like Dore's Missile in this category, the Missile goes further and is much more explicit. It separates the shaft from the rest of the equipment and puts it really out there. I don't know about Dore's Rocket. Don't have any. There does seem to be an increasing market for this sort of suit. Recently we've noted the Mussleskins MPX style in another thread on this board. Now I see that Skinz has a new style, the M49 Performer, that appears to provide this feature. The Skinz Performer doesn't appear to lift as high as Torpedo, and looks as if it might accommodate more well endowed men. Are more guys buying them and wearing them, or are the manufacturers just comming around to notice this market and respond to it? Or both? I think there is some anology between this style for men and push-up bras for women. Also, and perhaps in a different way, to women's bikini and thong bottoms that have the camel toe effect. A couple of the female contributers to this site and indicated an interest in men's suits having more "shape." Is this sort of thing that they have in mind? These styles do seem to require the wearer to fill them out or look silly in public. (If you haven't got it, don't try to flaunt it. I'd rather see a woman with smaller breasts wearing a top that fits than wear one too big for her.) Your thoughts on these styles, comparisons beweeen them, places and situations where they are okay to wear, and so on? |
| sailor250 | #2 |
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Re:Men's Push Out Suits Date Posted:02/08/2026 06:20:23Copy HTML There are reports that Men's Olympic Ski Jumpers are using injections to enlarge their p3nises and fly farther. That's against the rules. I don't know why they don't just use an enhancing pouch underwear to increase their surface area! Next we'll see a warming hut near the starting line where they'll wank before they make each run!
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/feb/05/penis-injection-doping-claims-in-winter-olympics-ski-jumping-investigated-by-wada |
| J1234 | #3 |
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Re:Men's Push Out Suits Date Posted:02/10/2026 04:41:24Copy HTML I think the Dore and Skinz 49 push out too much for pool/beach settings but thats my opinion. I recently got two swim thongs, one from Rick Majors (Intl Jock) and the other from Andrew Christiansen before they shut down, both have slight push up/out and I find it quite comfortable. You have to be staring in order to notice, otherwise it's fine. |
| visa0061 | #4 |
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Re:Men's Push Out Suits Date Posted:02/11/2026 05:20:41Copy HTML My wife surprised me last Summer with a Skinzwear 49 in the thong style. I don't know the exact number but it's the pistol/push-out, thong, in a custom color. She went with a blueberry, non metallic, blue for me as the metallics she knows are not my style and too much for the beach/pool. I did wear it once in Miami, but it was a weekday and the beach was quiet. No comments or problems. I wore it at our friend's pool around our female friend (the wife) who my wife is very close with. She did make a comment that my "suit definitely drew her attention."
Color I think is everything in these suits. Something like a plain black doesn't look too bad, unless you see the side profile. My wife picked the blueberry blue just because I didn't have one in that color, not realizing that color amplifies and accentuates everything. Obviously, size becomes a factor too. I am am above average and it essentially makes me look like I am packing a lot. For someone who is well-above average, these suits move well into the obscene.
I think private pools, beaches, and deserted beaches where children are NOT around, it is acceptable to wear. |
| mack_back | #5 |
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Re:Men's Push Out Suits Date Posted:02/11/2026 09:25:08Copy HTML In past wearing modest swim full briefs, rio cut skinny side all of which never enhanced the bulge.
Reaction back then gave me pause to wear only because of over-reaction from mainstream board shorts.
Concluded that modest front coverage was something women were not shy in pointed out or critique openly. Asking questions or making rude vulgar comments upon my modest swimwear.
In comparison wearing push out front coverage thongs many afraid to say a word. Rare to overhear a bad comment or criticism. Often women tend to ignore what i’m wearing. Certainly they notice or quickly glance what push out thong displays. Assume many pretentious ignoring me. Careful they don’t stare upon bulge display.
Makes people uncomfortable not wanting to be caught looking at bulge display. So they don’t appear creepy or exposing misleading intentions. |