I want to wear skimpy bikini briefs or tangas at the pool when lane swimming but I'm worried about being kicked out.

[SwimBriefDude93]

After my recent experience of wearing Solar Speedos and Arena swim briefs whilst lane swimming, as well as wearing HOM micro swim briefs whilst swimming with my friend; I'm interested in wearing something skimpier.
I've thought about ordering some skimpy bikini briefs or tangas, however I'm worried about the staff at the leisure centre that I do my lane swimming at being angry with me and kicking me out if someone makes a complaint or if they deem my swimwear inappropriate.

Any advice?
I'm in the UK if it makes any difference?

[TANGA TANGA]

I would be surprised if you got kicked out for wearing a bikini brief especially if you've been a regular there and have already been seen wearing speedos. The fact that you're a serious lane swimmer, rather than just a recreational user, should go in your favour, and once you're in the pool it will be harder for people/staff to see what you're wearing. I know a guy who posts pics on Instagram of himself at his local pool in the UK and he wears skimpy bikinis without any issues. Good luck!

[Torchwatch]

Order your new and skimpy bikinis and tangas when they arrive, wear them in the shower at home. Do they go completely see through, if they are unlined do they show every detail, and do they stay up when wet. For lane swimming you really want something with a draw cord to ensure they do stay up.
With a more skimpy bikini you will need a front pouch to contain everything. The design may cut away the sides to reveal your hips, Arena and Japanese style bikinis will lower the waist band to the hips and show some ass cleavage, and you may cut from a full cover rear to 3/4 or even 1/2 cover before you are exploring swim thongs.
Consider and grade your new swim suits.
Grade them as being 1, 2 or 3 steps more daring from what you are already wearing. Then if you like them select a grade 1 for your next lane swimming session. Always carry spare and "safe" swim briefs.
Save the grade 2s and 3s for when your pool has accepted the grade 1s. You can always wear them on a quiet beach.