Hmm yeh, all the debate is kinda making me consider rockin out the camel toe after all!!! Be warned though, this may cause distractions to other kiters, which may cause them to act dangerously thereby inspiring yet another rant on here blah blah blah about irresponsible behaviour and how it just wasn't like that back in the day, camel toes were reserved for workout videos only! sorry didn't mean to change the subject harrharrr!

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR !! JUST KITE !!!

stuntnaz said...

WHO CARES WHAT YOU WEAR !! JUST KITE !!!

seconded..

Im very confused here, what is 'gay' about wearing boardies over a wetsuit?

As a very male dominated sport, as sad as that is, I wear them over my wetsuit as a sign of respect to other fellow male kiters, haha.

Im not concerned if they are heavier or inhibit my performance.
I will not ever be wearing budgie smugglers, so why would i subject fellow kiters to man bulge in a wetsuit?

I do not appreciate seeing any 'man bulge' or 'moose nuckle' on other men whatsoever, period.

Im sick to death of being surrounded in my car by overweight fat old man cyclists in lycra with stuff poking out everywhere, they even come into cafe's dressed like this. wtf. Rediculous. Very gay.

Last time I checked my bike rode perfectly fine with fn normal clothes like boardies.

Lets not allow this bulge hype to ruin kiting as well.
I've lost three good mates to lyrca, it terrible.

Unless your female, do us all a favour boys and start covering up your offensive packages

None of the guys at my local do, so I can't say whether it looks better or not... But it is kinda distracting in summer when guys wear those super-thin stretchy boardies and nothing else. Distracting... yeah... what was I talking about?

Ezza, it's fine for guys to be sexist, but when girls do it's just plain sexist.

sooty said...

seabreezed said...

Im very confused here, what is 'gay' about wearing boardies over a wetsuit?

As a very male dominated sport, as sad as that is, I wear them over my wetsuit as a sign of respect to other fellow male kiters, haha.

Im not concerned if they are heavier or inhibit my performance.
I will not ever be wearing budgie smugglers, so why would i subject fellow kiters to man bulge in a wetsuit?

I do not appreciate seeing any 'man bulge' or 'moose nuckle' on other men whatsoever, period.

Im sick to death of being surrounded in my car by overweight fat old man cyclists in lycra with stuff poking out everywhere, they even come into cafe's dressed like this. wtf. Rediculous. Very gay.

Last time I checked my bike rode perfectly fine with fn normal clothes like boardies.

Lets not allow this bulge hype to ruin kiting as well.
I've lost three good mates to lyrca, it terrible.

Unless your female, do us all a favour boys and start covering up your offensive packages

Hmmm, so you feel uncomfortable viewing the outline of male genitalia?

When you are down the beach your eyes are drawn to the groin area of males in westsuits and budgie smugglers. It makes you feel uncomfortable. You feel intimidated by men in lycra, they surround you in your car. You feel trapped, awkward. They even come into your fav cafe and again your eyes are drawn to their manhood. Your hands tremble, maybe a little sweaty?

Most males don't even notice these things, let alone feel uncomfortable!!

Psychology 101: Tell me a bit about your childhood, so you liked to play with dolls? Hmm, ok lets go forward a few years

seabreezed said...

Im very confused here

I agree

hahaha yeah i guess i had that coming, but im not gay i swear!

Hang on though, yes i'm still uncomfortable with it!

Answer this then, Are you comfortable with viewing a man in budgie smugglers or lycra Mr sooty? Your not one of those old dad's on vacation windsurfing in speedos are you?!

no boardies = old.

seabreezed said...
Answer this then, Are you comfortable with viewing a man in budgie smugglers or lycra Mr sooty?

Seriously I have never really given it any thought. However, I live in the country and thankfully we don't get the same exposure to the lycra brigade passing thru

Your not one of those old dad's on vacation windsurfing in speedos are you?!

Ha Ha No!! Until I can consistently land my jumps without the risk of a saltwater enema, I'll be keeping my wetsuit on

Who cares about the boardies, I more concerned that front zippered wetties were phased out...

blueseas said...

Well for me as a female I don't want to get that camel toe look after being out on the water as the wettie rides up haha, have seen this for myself on another chick one day and thought to myself, hmm, I think I'll wear boardies over mine!!

Pictures.........or it did'nt happen

mmmh, toe (female toe)

This argument is so old, who gives an F - what ever floats your boat.

Wear boardies, don't wear boardies - who gives a sh!t. If you are so concerned about it, you must look within yourself not f 'ing post it for the hundredth time.

Now Laurie, kill the thread!
Rich

stuntnaz said...

It doesn't make sense ,Most wetsuits are black, black clothing hides curves bulges so on, so if someone is say more than ten meters away from you you can not make out bulges curves etc so for you guys that don't like seeing someones man hood stop looking so hard !! I have surfed all my life not once have i been told that someone doesn't like the look of my bulge.!! (Just kite)

Sure thing stuntnaz, a bloke is going to come up to you face to face and say hey mate I don't like your bulge.

I heard it was to add contrast and shape to the kiters silhouette, thereby differentiating them from an item on sharks menu.

Each to their own.

I don't bother wearing them, yep, I'm older, I can't be bothered. To me, there's already enough equipment to prepare before finally getting in the water without adding something unnecessary.

There is a question I'd like answered from someone who does. Do you need a specially dedicated, larger than your normal size pair? I ask because I think if I put any of my boardshorts over a wetsuit they would be uncomfortably tight.

Then again, that could be the 'older guy' mid section I'm carrying.