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Hardbutt -> RE: Where to find Plus-Size Chastity Devices (3/13/2009 8:04:24 AM)
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Take a look at Altarboy's web site at TPE.com. There is a list of external links to makers of the belts plus remarks about what others have found works well, but no photos anymore. Since most are custom made you can get one made to fit you but they are expensive. If you are only curious at this time and not ready for a commitment to metal one, there is a plastic version that will give you the feel for being in a chastity for a few days, I think it is from the Waterhole. Metal is for best only when you are ready to wear one through the times you don't really want to stay in it, plastic is fine for when your intentions and commitment are enough to carry you through.
For real steel ones, there are many styles and you will have to decide which is best for you. Take a look at the Carrera (Gothels) belts for the most comfortable waist band style. When you price the European mfgs, remember you don't have to pay the 19% VAT that is included in the advertised price.
If you plan to go to work in one, you may prefer to get pierced and use something that does not require a belt around your waist. Waist bands do restrict your ability to move around unnoticed in public... you won't be able to bend over to pick up things the same way. On the web I have seen several devices that lock into piercings but can't recall where (lately my work has been on male belts). It might be possible to get one made for less bucks than a full belt. I've built a number of female belts in the past but have not yet reached the point where I would consider them "livable" instead of just for play time, so IMO piercing is a better way for more than a day.
Take a look at the Latowski for something really different - steel panties! And it allows some size adjustment which is good since weight can change. Remember that a little too tight will be more comfortable than a little too loose which can cause chaffing. It is not easy to wear a belt for days at a time but with experience it can get easier. And any conventional belt you buy will get more loose over the first week as you learn to bend it just right to fit your body.
Good luck and happy shopping!
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