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http://www.fets-fash.com/Spandex_en_Bodi...brics.html
"Stretchlack" is lycra with a shiny coating, close to some of the Realise suits, but I think, it is a bit heavier.
Some suits have various options, even hoods and masks are possible.
Furthermore, all suits are available in men's sizes too and all sizes are designed to European standards, so L is large, not extra small. I would need M, which is probably the equivalent to 4-1/2L at Realize.
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(26 Oct 2016, 18:47 )Strappado Wrote: "Stretchlack" is lycra with a shiny coating, close to some of the Realise suits
Yes, it's shiny but it's not the same material as Realise, especially their 2nd and 3d generation. But indeed, at fets-fash they have more options, though their male cut does not look like it would fit me - I prefer a much narrower waist.
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Actually, it is a nice fabric. I ordered one leotard with attached hood (eyes only) and it is of course different to the rubber-fabric of realize. But quite similar to the thicker coated fabric of other realize suits.
Likera, I don't know your current shape, so I can't judge. I am slender and the male cut fits me well around the waist. Instead, I often have the problem, that leotards for women are too short, bite my balls and dig into the shoulders.
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(10 Nov 2016, 23:23 )Strappado Wrote: bite my balls
Oh I say, steady on!!
There are some people out there who'd pay for that experience! 😊
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I will start a new topic about the fets-fash leotard, because it is interesting.
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Good idea !
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Looks like Realise:
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Two more, both Realise too!
Enjoy
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