swimsuit recognition

[Byron]

What makes me say what I have never said ?

[Torchwatch]

Suspect that Byron suggested it was not an official team/club competition suit, not that the suit was not suitable for competition.

[Byron]

http://25.media.tumblr.com/ddea8fc05...qi5no2_500.jpg

How do you go with this theory?

A Stanford swimmer perhaps but wearing his own and not the Uni. club swim
brief here as it is only a team practise session at the pool.
The guy behind also wearing black is certainly not in racing speedos but a drag suit is likely and so quite appropriate to see for some resistance training ?

[afewgoodmen]

Makes logical sense.

Where the heck did this handsome swimmer find this beautiful suit?

I even emailed Arena with the pic attached, heard nothing back.

[Byron]

LOL - ditto me and Stanford Coach Joe

[Byron]

Couldn't resist posting the Stanford red Nike swimteam suit:
http://25.media.tumblr.com/5f4870479...qv3do1_500.jpg

[afewgoodmen]

That does look like a nice suit, however it just seems that it covers too much of the butt.

I think this suit would be a lot more sexier and attractive had it been more of a cut in the back.

The original pic I had posted for this thread has snorters sides and probably shows a little more skin in the back

[afewgoodmen]

As far as recognition for the original pic.

I received an answer back from ArenaUSA

It is as follows:

" Hi Joe,

We believe this might be one of our older solid Briefs. We no longer have this logo application.

We do carry a similar style called the Skys Brief for Men.

Please see below link:

http://www.arenausa.com/competition/..._0_1_4355.html

Hope this is helpful.

Travis "

[Byron]

OK - looks as if that's as far as we will get - and no reply from Stanford about my theory of their team training session taking place there

(LOL - I had better not tell the coach that his guys have too much butt coverage in their Nikes)

[PSDave]

whatever brand that is, it fits him great. I guess the key to looking good in a 1.5 inch suit is to try on several brands until you get the one that fits you best.