Water polo. Your associations?

These are mine: tight, skin tight, very tight, extremely tight one-piece shiny slippery water and hands repellent swimsuits, rubber trunks, and (of course) perfectly shaped athletes (but still, mostly swimsuits ;-). A paradise for swimsuits fetishists.

Water polo is an extreme sport with lots of fighting (see video below). And the only piece of clothes the under-water-fighters are wearing is a water polo special swimsuit. Hence the requirements. It must be skin tight and slippery to avoid grabbing, it must sit in place when grabbed to avoid “peeling off”, it must be robust enough to avoid tearing when grabbed and pulled (see photos below).

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You can see joggers everywhere, almost at anytime and regardless the weather. Planned is planned – must run, even if it’s raining or snowing. Just as joggers and their “style” are different, so are their clothes: tight shorts, loose shorts, tight leggings, baggy pants, t-shirts, jackets, even jeans and skirts, in all possible length.

Usually nobody gives joggers a second look, joggers and all these sportsmen are nuts anyway. Normal people do not torture themselves “for the better”. Got the idea? Yes, you can wear whatever you want and (unless it’s something WAY too weird) nobody will notice. More about that later.

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Diving, divers, underwater… any associations?

These are mine: shiny wetsuits, vacuum rubber drysuits, wetlook, tight latex suit, total enclosure, rubber zentai, rubber hood, masks, gags with breathing tubes, rubber gloves, rubber swimsuits, rubber leotards, underwater, respirators, harness, straps, wet pantyhose (pantyhose are often worn under wetsuits both for the warmth and to simplify putting the suit on), self-bondage (because you do it all yourself). And even children can, allowed and sometimes encouraged to do that!

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I could not resist this time. I had been dreaming about the swimsuit since I tried it on (see Day 5). No. it’s not perfect, but I did not meet anything closer to the perfect one. See the description and more photos here.

Women’s wetsuit size M (I wear men’s L), very tight yet comfortable. Perfect piece of clothes to wear at home (and I was wearing it all day today with Philippe Matignon cristal 30 pantyhose).

The only major problem is velcro straps. They are not the best pantyhose friends …

If you had to drive for 8 hours, what would you wear? Support tights no doubts. I was wearing Oroblu ExCell 40 (dark blue) all 5 days. They are way too far from being a compression type garment but still one of the best pantyhose I’ve ever worn.

OK, what else? Mmm… something to support the pantyhose. A water-polo swimsuit! Sure, good choice, swimsuit and pantyhose always go together. Fabulous look but still nothing special.

Pantyhose on arms! Yeah, that’s better. Since driving @200km/h (hey, that’s Germany we are talking about!) while wearing slippery nylon over your fingers cannot be considered safe, I put on the Kunert skin-colored shiny pantyhose (I used during my Day 2 zentai adventure) with slits in the reinforced toe area I could pull my hands through. Or pull the pantyhose legs all the way down to completely cover my hands.

But something was still missing…

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Found on flowerline and Oceanline. Please note that the Japanese site shows the neoprene swimsuits with shiny pantyhose. Oceanline is missing the point ;-)
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