Thongers and micro bikini wearers

It seems like there are many women who are comfortable wearing very minimal tops on the beach. However, while being topless is legal for women at New York state parks and beaches and on the beach in Miami, very few are. Can someone explain why women...

At the nude beach I visit, the parking lot is across a busy road from the beach, so going nude isn't an option. I usually wear just a tan through swim brief. I have seen a few men make the trip in a g- string. Should I buy one and give it a try?

So, if I must, I try to wear as least as possible.

The latest addition to my (small) collection of brightly coloured thongs and G-strings is my new bright blue one. Very comfy and I think it looks good...

Got a Hunk2 swim thong from Amazon yesterday. It has a center seam and is the most comfortable thong I have ever had. The seam allows it to be shaped with more fabric for the pouch. My wife likes the quality construction, the pattern and the fit,...

Got an email today saying that Skinzwear has to increase prices because of the rising cost of material. I find it difficult to understand how the cost of the minimal amount of material in Skinzwear suit could have a meaningful impact on the final...

Gor those that don't like tan lines, look on Ebay for a c-string. I love them and if you don't do acrobatics you can actually walk around with one of those.

The gold standard for tiny swimwear, and apparently one that's been around for some time, is the wedding band test. Your swimsuit passes the test if you are able to slip it through a wedding band. A few of my suits meet this criterion.

Saw a mens swimsuit on the Kiniki website that was a tiny pouch in front that just covered the goods and narrow strings around the waist and up the crack. Has anyone worn something that small or seen someone else wearing it? If so, where?

Last Summer, I was hiking the Colorado Trail high in the mountains above Breckenridge. I found a cool spot to take some pics. I took some pics with my favorite thong then I took more without. Only when I got back off the mountain, I realized I left...