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A day for rainwear

Posted: July 5th, 2025, 8:16 am
by Gerlid
It’s rainy and quite cold today so the dresscode for todays dogwalk will be rainwear and something warming.

I will chose a thin nylon down jacket and my 2 layers nylon rainwear, jacket and pants. And I will wear them on my bare skin. Some parts of my walk will be in the village and some parts in the forrest. Many times during my dogwalks I meet others with dogs, men and women in rainwear.
They don’t know that I wear my rainwear on my bare skin, and I don’t know what they have under their rainwear.

The only time I know that there is not so much under is when I walk with our neighbour wife. Most of the time she just have some top and no bra under her puffers or rainwear. You can tell from all jiggling and bouncing in her jacket, her jackets really come alive.

Do you go out in public with your rainwear on your bare skin? Do you get a thrill out of beeing secretly naked in your rainwear and nobody knows when you meet them?

I think it’s really exciting! But I was more careful at the time we had thin nylon rainwear in the 80-90:s. To easy to see thru when wet and if you got excited, it could be clearly seen on the outside😊.

Re: A day for rainwear

Posted: July 5th, 2025, 9:37 am
by Gerlid
Just to my posting above.

Frozen after my dogwalk, I took a shower in my old, white nylon one piece overall from the 90:s.
Like I wrote above, it was almost transparent because it was made of thin nylon. And when wet, it’s almost 100% transparent. I will never take a walk in that overall 😊 but it’s nice to play with.

My neighbour wife had a similar white one as a windbreaker when we were sailing but always she had something under. Quite a shame, had been exciting to see her when her overall got wet😊. She and her husband had so nice sailing gear, both heavy overalls and thin ones. Thick rustling nylon overalls from Helly Hansen.

Have any of you had one piece sailing gear? Thick or thin?