 Male dancewear
geschrieben von Dr. Dancebelt am 27.01. um 06:30:28 - als Antwort auf: Dancebelt Confusion von Robert at >My experience with dancebelts is that they crush my equipment.>I thought that they were intended to lift the balls and penis up out of the crotch area to protect them during leg moves. I find that if anything, all they do is just smoothen out the package for a more modest look.>Do I have the wrong size or model for it's purpose?>Koalaswimwear has a tight form-fitting sheathed g-string that brings the penis and balls up-and-out of the crotch. It's a bit more revealing, but why wouldn't this be more practical... it's just like a bra for your penis! Well, I've never seen nor worn the Koala product, so can't comment on it. Both Capezio and MStevens dancebelts do an excellent job of doing what dancebelts do. They get your goods out of the way, keep everything supported and provide a smooth, clean line under your tights. If you wear them right (up) they really are not uncomfortable once you get used to them. If you want to show off your package, wear whatever works, but one of the primary functions of a dancebelt is to smooth you out, which means a controlling tightness. These are not boxers we're talking about! MStevens dancebelts are at least one size smaller than "normal". They advertise their SMALL is for 26 to 28" waist. Does any adult actually have one that size? Capezio is normally sized and whatever size underwear you buy ought to work. Hope this helps. Dr. Dancebelt is always available to answer legitimate questions regarding male dancewear. Antworten zu diesem Beitrag: 
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