this swimsuit is great for lap swimming! similar to what others have said it's modest in the front but also has enough material in the back to not feel over exposed or risque in public. a few comments though: 1. the front has a lot of material that sits high. it's kind of excessive.. but not the 2. the back is very nice! I wish more suits had this type of coverage. still clearly a thong but you won't get looked at twice for wearing something skimpier (..and this is coming from an American where men are afraid of swim briefs). 3. I received a large when I purchased a 32" waist. it fits surprisingly (I'm more like a 31" waist) - dont know if that's part of why there's so much excessive material. Either way I would recommend this to others! it's a nice suit that shows off the work you've put in.
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A wider p622 front meets the p641 hipster thong back in this medium-rise surf style. The 6 cm sides provide a broader hip shape, with 2 cm waist elastic and a drawstring to adjust the fit.
Front lined only and shown in size 34 AU. Ask about back lining or no lining if preferred. You may leave an alternative colour request in your order notes, subject to availability confirmation.
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Based on 4 reviews
Absolute love them, they are the mullet of swimwear, business at the front, party at the back. Most people don’t even notice they are a G string. They just think they are a revealing rear cut.
I like mine, I wear them at the beach and to aqua aerobics with my wife, they give good front coverage, hold your member in nicely, the rear covers well for a G string, they are not too revealing for public use.
To be perfectly honest, this just isn't the style for me. The front and sides feel very bulky, and the back strap tends to site half-in, half-out which feels a little odd. It’s awkward trying to find a way to wear this that feels natural. Quality wise though, there’s nothing to complain about; the fabric is substantial and the construction definitely feels like it’ll go the distance. For someone dabbling in cheeky swimwear, you might still want to try these. They do a good job of introducing you to thongs without having to jump straight to a full-moon, which is probably intimidating for a lot of guys. They’re also fairly comfortable, and you’ll get used to it; keep in mind my view comes from experiencing the freedom of much skimpier suits. Personally though, I see my self going for mini trunks or a Brazil-cut brief for days I’m feeling modest.
