Men's Black Latex Shorts with Anatomical Cut - Rubber Shorts

The latex that grips you, sculpts you and makes you shine

There's underwear, and then there's rubber. These short shorts by Mister B, Amsterdam's fetish reference for leather and rubber, are cut from black real latex. The material is both firm and stretchy: it wraps you in a tight sheath, holds you, compresses you just enough. That's exactly the feeling rubber fans love it for.

The cut is nothing like a simple tube. At the front, anatomical cut-outs shape a pouch that hugs and lifts your package; at the back, a centre seam and a contoured cut sculpt your butt. The legs stop at the top of the thighs, the waist is fitted: the shorts cling to the body without a wrinkle.

They're delivered powdered, hence matte, to protect the material. A pass of latex shiner is enough to give them that mirror shine that catches the light and is the whole appeal of rubber.

Its strong points

Real latex, not vinyl. Real latex doesn't just look shiny: it's elastic, it warms to body temperature, it makes you forget it's there and then reminds you at the slightest movement.

A cut that sculpts. The anatomical cut-outs of the pouch and butt show off what matters, with a comfort that straight-cut shorts can't offer.

An instant body-shaping effect. Latex squeezes and holds: flatter stomach, lifted butt, a well-defined package. You look in the mirror and you stand differently.

Matte or shiny, your choice. Left powdered, it has a satin, discreet look; polished, it turns mirror-like and catches every eye.

A Mister B signature. The Amsterdam house is one of the big names in gay fetish, and its rubber pieces are designed for the male body.

The sensations of rubber

Compression. Latex squeezes you everywhere, like a hand that won't let go. For many, that's already a turn-on in itself.

Heat. Latex doesn't breathe: it keeps your body heat in, and the skin underneath quickly turns damp. It's part of the experience, and it makes every touch more intense.

Touch. A hand sliding over polished latex is a sensation you find nowhere else. Your partner will love stroking you through it, and you'll feel their hands as on ultra-sensitive skin.

Sound and smell. The light squeak when you move, the characteristic smell of rubber: for rubber guys, they're triggers as powerful as the look.

How to wear it

At a rubber party or fetish club: with a chest harness, tall boots and possibly a latex top, you have a complete outfit.

In a session for two: the shorts are worn during foreplay, stroked, polished together. Taking them off slowly, stuck to the skin, is part of the game.

Solo: to discover yourself in rubber, look at yourself, take photos. Plenty of guys start this way before daring a party.

New to latex? The shorts are an excellent first piece: little surface area, easy to put on, and enough sensations to know if rubber is for you.

Putting them on and making them shine

• Take off rings, watch and bracelets, and check your nails aren't sharp: latex punctures easily.
• Dry, powdered skin (or a thin layer of silicone lube): the latex slides instead of catching.
• Put them on gradually, working them up little by little rather than pulling on the edges.
• Smooth them with your palm to push out air bubbles and place the pouch and butt.
• Polish them once on with a silicone-based latex shiner, applied with a soft cloth.

Precautions and latex care

• Latex allergy: don't wear them if you're allergic or sensitive to natural latex.
• Never anything greasy: massage oil, Vaseline, butter, moisturiser or oil-based lube attack and destroy latex. Water-based or silicone lube only.
• After each wear: rinse in lukewarm water with a mild soap or a latex-specific cleaner, then air dry, inside out then right side out, away from any heat source.
• No machine, no tumble dryer, no dry cleaning, no direct sun: heat and UV dry out and fade latex.
• Before storing: lightly powder them (unscented talc), then store flat or hanging, in an opaque cover, without sharp creases.
• Avoid contact with copper and brass (buckles, rivets, jewellery) which stain latex permanently, and store them apart from other clothes and from coloured latex.

Technical specifications

FAQ — Your questions, our answers

Q: It's matte when it arrives, is that normal?

A: Yes, it's delivered powdered to protect the latex. Rinse off the powder or wipe it, then apply a silicone latex shiner: it becomes mirror-shiny.

Q: How do I know if the XS will fit?

A: Latex is worn very tight and these shorts only come in XS: they're for slim builds. If you usually wear an XS in close-fitting underwear, that's your size; any bigger and they'd be too tight to be pleasant.

Q: Which lube should I use?

A: Water-based or silicone-based. Never oil, Vaseline or greasy cream: latex swells, weakens and ends up tearing.

Q: Do you sweat a lot in them?

A: Yes, latex doesn't breathe, that's the point. Hydrate during the night and rinse the shorts as soon as you take them off to get rid of the sweat.

Q: I'm allergic to latex, can I wear them?

A: No. Natural latex is in direct contact with skin and mucous membranes: if you're allergic, avoid it.