swimsuit recognition

[Byron]

Another Stanford location (beginning to think I live there and that they need a thread of their own).
Black speedos again but to complete the picture this time some WP guys rather than swimmers:
http://31.media.tumblr.com/a6dcae9aa...3vkno1_500.jpg

[afewgoodmen]

Originally Posted by Byron

Another Stanford location (beginning to think I live there and that they need a thread of their own).
Black speedos again but to complete the picture this time some WP guys rather than swimmers:
http://31.media.tumblr.com/a6dcae9aa...3vkno1_500.jpg

what a great shot, especially the guy who has the great butt facing the camera. That suit is sure grabbing onto him!!!

[Byron]

Joe - your post#21
I have picked up three GCU guys here in their AgonSwim suits - but still no butt pics for the 'lopes. From their size I would say these are likely to be divers rather than swimmers but not sure:
http://24.media.tumblr.com/2602061f1...g3zto1_500.jpg

[Bede735]

I like this one, from 1992 Olympics, I think.

http://www.thezerosbeforetheone.com/...er_1215442.jpg

Got to be a 1.5 inch brief.

[Byron]

Most likely it is Tom Jager - seven Olympic medals and gold at Seoul 1988.
Coaching now at Washington
(I would guess 2 rather than 1.5 for his swim brief)

[Bede735]

It is. I did a comparison with the Aussiebum 1.5 Classic and it looks about the same. The tan lines show he's used to wearing less brief suits.

[afewgoodmen]

great pics.

I would have to say that the suit is more of 2" rather than 1.5".

Although the "cut" that follows thru to the buttocks can make a BIG difference. If the cut follows thru to where it takes away fabric from the buttocks, then even a 2 inch suit will look more like 1.5 inch; the flip to that can have the opposite effect.