A few new suits

[Idaho]

Got a few new suits recently been on a bit of shopping spree haha
First one is from sunga life, I do really like the sunga style of suits and part of that is my first speedo type suit was a sunga in Brazil. Also it's a very casual style, easy to wear at a public beach or water park.
Second suit is an Aussie Bum Classic Club which I believe is mostly the same as the old WonderJock Loose. It's a bit on the snug side even though I tried a size larger than most other brands, but that's fine with me cause I just started working with a fitness coach to lose the excess fat.
and thirdly is a Grand Axis mini brief wich is very comfortable but I'm not 100% sure if I love it yet. I know a lot of guys here love the really narrow sided suits but it's hit or miss for myself on whether I look good in them. I also feel like the back of the Grand Axis really needs a good bubble butt to pull off, currently not a fan of how mine looks in them haha. But really great material.

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[Idaho]

Here's the Grand Axis suit.

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and also for the first time in my life I've actually got a speedo tan.

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[Ceolona]

That sunga looks great on you. As for the Grand Axis, yes you need to love it. The cut of the suit fits that butt perfectly. Embrace that butt!!


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[Scottiebum]

Not such a fan of sunga in general but you rock both these briefs!

[Idaho]

Thanks guys!

[otter]

I’ve been looking maybe to buy one of those sungas from Sungalife.com. It’s not a style I’ve tried, but like you say, it might be a good choice for more conservative situations. It really does look great on you. I wondered how it feels in terms of loose/snug all around, , walking and in the water?

I’m not totally at ease with sungalife’s unique warrior vibe. It was founded by an ex-navy seal who travelled in Brazil, got hooked on their beachwear, and then started this company in the USA. (thereby the trident pattern on that sunga) It’s all good if it helps make sungas and speedos hip, the uniform of choice.

[Ceolona]

[mention]Otter [/mention] I haven’t bought any, but check https://cariocawear.com and https://bluemanshop.com seem to be big names. There’s always the swamp of off/no-name brands on Amazon, of course.


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[otter]

I looked at https://cariocawear.com and see that the suits they call sungas are not just the one style. The are different cuts from each material, in "bikini", "brief", "low-rise", "classic" and "traditional" with increasing leg coverage and hip line. What do guys in Brazil really wear? They all look comfortably loose through the groin, and I guess that is what defines a sunga in contrast to a speedo style brief, which has more compression through the groin. It would be comfortable for just hanging out, maybe not so great for swimming laps. The one Idaho has looks "classic", and I think, classy.

[Idaho]

When I was in Brazil guys mostly wear what Carioca Wear calls traditional, and classic. The more Speedo styles are seen more with tourists from Australia and also on the more "gay" area of the beach.

[_su_]

Nice looking suits Idaho! I have several of the Cariocas but none of the classic/traditional cut, just the brief style. They are probably my wife's favorite of my briefs. I believe the Cariocas are double-lined, and have held up well. Just watch for sales throughout the year if you are considering them.
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[n2er]

Got a few new suits recently been on a bit of shopping spree haha
First one is from sunga life, I do really like the sunga style of suits and part of that is my first speedo type suit was a sunga in Brazil. Also it's a very casual style, easy to wear at a public beach or water park.
Second suit is an Aussie Bum Classic Club which I believe is mostly the same as the old WonderJock Loose. It's a bit on the snug side even though I tried a size larger than most other brands, but that's fine with me cause I just started working with a fitness coach to lose the excess fat.
and thirdly is a Grand Axis mini brief wich is very comfortable but I'm not 100% sure if I love it yet. I know a lot of guys here love the really narrow sided suits but it's hit or miss for myself on whether I look good in them. I also feel like the back of the Grand Axis really needs a good bubble butt to pull off, currently not a fan of how mine looks in them haha. But really great material.

Sunga is the top for me on you, looks realy AWESOME. Briefs looks great too, but square cut is TOP. But You can wear whatever you want and whatever you feel good in

[otter]

Funny video from Sunga Life,
https://kvo2.io/0/58kcwu
“1-minute breakdown of what a Sunga is and why every guy should rock one this summer. “

[Idaho]

Funny video from Sunga Life,
https://kvo2.io/0/58kcwu
“1-minute breakdown of what a Sunga is and why every guy should rock one this summer. “

I really like the sunga life suit, and coming from the army I appreciate that they target that demographic. If you wanna get speedos normalized again you have to target that market too. A lot of the popular "fashion" brands tend to cater or appeal more to the gay guys and that's great but then that also just increases the stigma that speedos are only for serious swimmers or gay guys.

[Ceolona]

Yeah… not gonna happen. It’s all about looking sexy (and usually failing) rather than what looks good or appropriate.


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[otter]

Me too now. I received a Sungalife a couple of days ago, the jungle camo pattern. It feels almost like going commando. The fit is that loose, but tight enough around the waist and legs, and it doesn't cover the hip articulation as does a square-cut or jammer.

I'll still prefer the compression of a speedo for swimming laps. But for casual swimming, or for hanging out on the beach or poolside or back yard it will be comfortable. The material is awesome, they call it microfiber. It has a smooth, silky feel. One thing though, on the hot sunny day's like we're having now here, in N.Cal, it gets hot in the sunga (lined front and back), in which case, move into the shade or back into the water or back into the low thin speedo triangle.

For the past couple of years I've been practicing the combat swim stroke that Navy Seals have to learn., so I've been watching lots of ex-Seal Stew Smith's youtube videos. That's about as far as I get into military mindset now. But hey, more power to Sungalife, market in favor of sane swimwear to that demographic and extend to first responders all.

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