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Does anyone have any recommendations on a reasonably priced square cut suit? If you own a pair that you recommend, do you mind posting a pic of yourself in them?

Straightguync wrote:Does anyone have any recommendations on a reasonably priced square cut suit? If you own a pair that you recommend, do you mind posting a pic of yourself in them?

Hi,

I only own 1 pair of square cut trunks which are adidas. I did have a speedo one which I sold as I didn’t like the endurance material.
The Adidas if find are comfy but not my go to swimwear. But these do feel good when on, the material is smooth.

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Definitely a fan of Aussie bum league suits


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Sporti. Great suit and low cost, definitely recommend.

https://www.swimoutlet.com/p/sporti-sol ... uit-19524/

download/file.php?id=40614

I’m curious to know what brand this suit is.

I bought this 2xist square cut not too long ago. It was 1/2 off at Macys.

shadowmn wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 15, 2020 12:04 pm

Sporti. Great suit and low cost, definitely recommend.

https://www.swimoutlet.com/p/sporti-sol ... uit-19524/

Second the vote for Sporti. Inexpensive and last a good while.

I would second ChicagoDan's 2xist square cut. The specific one I own is no longer made, but when it was still sold, it was stolen from my room by the staff at a resort I was staying at in Mexico. If it were any other suit, I wouldn't have replaced it, but it was one of my wife's favorite suits on me. Sorry, no photos, as it doesn't currently fit me.

http://www.internationaljock.com/2xist- ... 64675.html

Parke and Ronen make some nice square cuts, but are a little more expensive, and the material is significantly thicker.

I like these AussieBums. Not quite a square cut but I like the cut. They are often on Sale. The centre seem at the front of square cut swimmers is often too tight and you have to dress left or right, if you know what I mean, and they don’t support your package. Also attached a similar suit I bought in Hawaii.

In Australia, you can buy cheap, no-brand square-cuts in any clothes retailer. I don't like them that much - I don't think the design supports a man's junk properly. Feels like your goodies are just floating around. A real pain if you crack a semi at the pool. However, I think they do work for men with smaller endowments. Not for everyone though. Well-endowed men need more support.

blueflinch wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 2:49 pm

In Australia, you can buy cheap, no-brand square-cuts in any clothes retailer. I don't like them that much - I don't think the design supports a man's junk properly. Feels like your goodies are just floating around. A real pain if you crack a semi at the pool. However, I think they do work for men with smaller endowments. Not for everyone though. Well-endowed men need more support.

im small and still cant do square cuts lol

Mazda3mps wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 4:59 pm

blueflinch wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 2:49 pm

In Australia, you can buy cheap, no-brand square-cuts in any clothes retailer. I don't like them that much - I don't think the design supports a man's junk properly. Feels like your goodies are just floating around. A real pain if you crack a semi at the pool. However, I think they do work for men with smaller endowments. Not for everyone though. Well-endowed men need more support.

im small and still cant do square cuts lol

I think the pics I posted above don't do the suit justice. They look a bit off on me, but the fit is better than that. I do prefer a speedo solar, but square cuts are better for more family friendly areas. And I like to 8sevthem as shorts around the house on a hot summer night

blueflinch wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 2:49 pm

In Australia, you can buy cheap, no-brand square-cuts in any clothes retailer. I don't like them that much - I don't think the design supports a man's junk properly. Feels like your goodies are just floating around. A real pain if you crack a semi at the pool. However, I think they do work for men with smaller endowments. Not for everyone though. Well-endowed men need more support.

Yeah I agree, have never worked for me.

Mazda3mps wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 24, 2020 4:59 pm

im small and still cant do square cuts lol

Yeah, they just feel really dodgy. Don't know why. Maybe it's a sizing issue. Maybe they're not designed properly for the male body?

mattji01 wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 23, 2020 10:49 pm

I like these AussieBums. Not quite a square cut but I like the cut. They are often on Sale. The centre seem at the front of square cut swimmers is often too tight and you have to dress left or right, if you know what I mean, and they don’t support your package. Also attached a similar suit I bought in Hawaii.

I don't mind how either of these suits look. They have a shorter leg than most square-cuts. They're really just speedos with thicker sides.

ChicagoDan wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 16, 2020 3:01 pm

bought this 2xist square cut not too long ago. It was 1/2 off at Macys.

The suit looks good on you, Dan. But it still has the problem most square-cuts have - I'm kind of forced to look at the bulging crotch area regardless of how big or small said bulge is. I think regular speedos camouflage the bulge more somehow? I don't know if I want folk staring at my inadvertent bulge.