Rude Fly Review

Going to the beach definitely has its pros and cons. On one hand, you can soak up some sun and see hot babes in bikinis, maybe even topless. But on the other hand, it's hot, you get sand in places where you shouldn't have sand and you might look like a creep for staring at topless sunbathers a little too long. Luckily, Rude Fly lets you see the same kind of action and more, all from the comfort of your home. 

Right off the bat, you should know that the content isn't exclusive. Usually, when it comes to voyeuristic amateur videos like this, it's my first instinct to assume they're not exclusive unless otherwise specified. Exclusive or not, you'll still enjoy what they have to offer. 

From what I can tell, the video collection is entirely in HD, with some Full HD options too. There's no HD filter so I can't tell exactly how many there are, but every video I checked had at least an HD streaming and download option. When it comes to the pictures, they're high-res but they don't have any Zip files. They post up to 30 new videos a week, though they're on the short side at about three minutes each, and new galleries are posted about once a week. 

The interface definitely won't blow you away, but there are lots of helpful features. There's a basic search, sorting options, categories and tags, so if you have something specific in mind, you should be able to find out. You can also leave comments, rate the videos and add them to your favorites. There aren't any bonuses, though, which would've been nice. 

Interestingly enough, you can sign up for free , but there's a catch. Free members only get access to one video a day and that one video won't be in HD. It could be a good option if you're still torn about joining the site, though. 

Next time you're thinking of taking a beach trip, think about what you really want and visit Rude Fly instead. You can watch thousands of HD voyeur videos of sexy girls on the beach, and there are more on the way every day. They may not be exclusive and you don't get any extras, but does that matter?