Klamotten Bade Party

I know a few guys who’ve been. Whilst it’s not a “public” event, anyone can go and apply for tickets. Over recent years it has certainly changed from a fairly innocent “turn up in normal clothes and bathe” deal to a niche event where (mostly) guys pre-arrange to attend in specific gear and get to hang. Lots of action in the showers and changing rooms but only kissing and underwater rubbing/cuddling in the water. Some guys already wear Lycra - cycle gear, sports gear. But there’s also a lot of guys in leather /Motobike/motocross gear (minus the helmets now!), some formal. Lots of trackies and denim. It’s a mixed bag. Some groups are quite closed and clique. Some more open and chatty. I’ve always wanted to go with a bag of all sorts (Lycra, trackies, leather, denim, uniform/formal). But since finding ways of swimming privately here in the UK it’s a lot cheaper than flying to Dortmund. DM me for more wet chat if anyone’s interested in UK based wet Lycra fun! It would be great to have a proper private event here!

my friend who went to the last Klamotten Bade Party told me: "It can't be sexual event, it's a public pool. but most of the audience is gay. I think the organiser has a fetish of getting soaked too."

it's not the first event of this kind, they do it regularly. from what I heard it's NOT sexual. but it's frequently visited by gearheads. that's why they had to forbid motocross helmets sadly edit: I'm trying to find and ping the SP user who was at this event a few months back.

i thought the same 😉 it would be very nice if this would be a spandex party. and then i would visit it. but it looks like everybody can visit, which makes it a bit different 😉

Is this the first event of that kind in that location? Or has anybody been there already, probably? Because: Saturday at 18:00 in a public indoor swimming pool does not look like an adult only event. So, kids and teens can be expected, too ?!

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I think the chosen picture with all those gearheads is deceiving, since the text says neither helmets or masks... So - how is it handled for real?