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WorshipsFemdoms -> Chastity Devices (2/22/2006 4:56:09 PM)

Hello there,

Just shopping for an "escape-proof" chastity device if there is such a thing. I would like to stay away from belts as I'm looking for something easily concealed. The cb-2000 and 3000 are out for me as I can pull out of either one even with the KSD-2 or whatever it is and the points of intrigue. I found "the cave" and it looks fairly promising. However, I am unable to find solid reviews of the product. I also found a locking chrome cage and ring that ressembles the cb-2000 in a more contoured version.

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Joe in Memphis



KarbonCopy -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/22/2006 5:28:16 PM)

that chrome one, are you talking about the sentinel?



amativedame -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/22/2006 5:52:34 PM)

Personally I have always been fond of Mistress Lori's Chastity Devices, of course they do require a piercing.

http://www.chastitytube.com/



WorshipsFemdoms -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/22/2006 5:59:43 PM)

Yeah..the one with the base ring and the lock on the top. I don't know..it looks like you can pull out to me.



KarbonCopy -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/22/2006 6:07:35 PM)

depends on the penis really. and its important to get the right device for the right penis. size, etc.



subm4sadists -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/23/2006 6:24:46 PM)

The Lori's tube is a good place to start. But if you really want an escapeproof device, you need to get a pa piercing (prince albert) or a frenum. Just check out the tubes that employ the security of a piercing.



OO8OO88O8 -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/23/2006 7:35:25 PM)

If you really want escape proof and you don't want a belt then Lori's is the way to go. If you get the piercing then there is nothing you can do to get that thing off without the key.



stef -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/23/2006 9:49:26 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: WorshipsFemdoms

Hello there,

Just shopping for an "escape-proof" chastity device if there is such a thing.

There isn't.

~stef



piercingfetish -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 7:58:23 AM)

You won't get out if you are pierced and locked in. Just drop her a line and she will respond to your email.



MHOO314 -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 8:47:06 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: WorshipsFemdoms

Hello there,

Just shopping for an "escape-proof" chastity device if there is such a thing. I would like to stay away from belts as I'm looking for something easily concealed. The cb-2000 and 3000 are out for me as I can pull out of either one even with the KSD-2 or whatever it is and the points of intrigue. I found "the cave" and it looks fairly promising. However, I am unable to find solid reviews of the product. I also found a locking chrome cage and ring that ressembles the cb-2000 in a more contoured version.

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Joe in Memphis



Escape proof is in the mind---IMHO if you are looking at a forced way to keep from escaping that tells Me your head and heart isn't where it needs to be.



stef -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 9:39:23 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: piercingfetish

You won't get out if you are pierced and locked in.

You're mistaken. If it can be locked, it can be picked. No chastity device is escape proof.

~stef



OO8OO88O8 -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 10:30:11 AM)

Locks can be picked yes however, the are locks that are extremely difficult to pick. Lori's devices and Tollyboy's belts use tumbler locks. The old bent hairpin trick won't work on those. Those are the best locking systems out there. One would need an advanced lockpicking kit and training to even stand a chance. The average Joe isn't getting a Tollyboy or a Lori's device off.



stef -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 11:26:18 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: OO8OO88O8

Locks can be picked yes however, the are locks that are extremely difficult to pick. Lori's devices and Tollyboy's belts use tumbler locks. The old bent hairpin trick won't work on those. Those are the best locking systems out there. One would need an advanced lockpicking kit and training to even stand a chance.

Please. I made my first cylinder tumbler pick when I was 14 out of a rifle cartridge casing, street sweeper bristles and a couple of elastic bands. No advanced lockpicking kit or training was required. Once you understand the mechanism, it just takes some practice and a little manual dexterity.

Now, all you need is a web browser and a credit card and you can have one of ACE's finest tubular picks and a training lock with a see-thru plastic housing to practice on at your house via next-day air.

quote:

The average Joe isn't getting a Tollyboy or a Lori's device off.

The 'average Joe' isn't interested in chastity either. My point stands. The idea of an escape-proof chastity device is nothing but a fantasy.

~stef



Real0ne -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 10:36:33 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: stef

quote:

ORIGINAL: OO8OO88O8

Locks can be picked yes however, the are locks that are extremely difficult to pick. Lori's devices and Tollyboy's belts use tumbler locks. The old bent hairpin trick won't work on those. Those are the best locking systems out there. One would need an advanced lockpicking kit and training to even stand a chance.

Please. I made my first cylinder tumbler pick when I was 14 out of a rifle cartridge casing, street sweeper bristles and a couple of elastic bands. No advanced lockpicking kit or training was required. Once you understand the mechanism, it just takes some practice and a little manual dexterity.

Now, all you need is a web browser and a credit card and you can have one of ACE's finest tubular picks and a training lock with a see-thru plastic housing to practice on at your house via next-day air.

quote:

The average Joe isn't getting a Tollyboy or a Lori's device off.

The 'average Joe' isn't interested in chastity either. My point stands. The idea of an escape-proof chastity device is nothing but a fantasy.

~stef



i dont think absolute security is point. its nice to have some resemblance of real where at least it cannot be removed easily or better extremely difficult. but i think whats more important is that the dom(me) should know it has been removed.






stef -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/24/2006 11:41:49 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Real0ne

i dont think absolute security is point.


"If you get the piercing then there is nothing you can do to get that thing off without the key."

"You won't get out if you are pierced and locked in."

It's the point that the above quotes, and my reply, addressed.

quote:

its nice to have some resemblance of real where at least it cannot be removed easily or better extremely difficult. but i think whats more important is that the dom(me) should know it has been removed.

I agree, but that's an entirely different discussion.

~stef



lockedhusband2 -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/25/2006 10:19:09 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: stef

quote:

The average Joe isn't getting a Tollyboy or a Lori's device off.

The 'average Joe' isn't interested in chastity either. My point stands. The idea of an escape-proof chastity device is nothing but a fantasy.

~stef


Your point doesn't stand.

The average joe interested in being locked up isn't going through the trouble of learning to pick a lock. You take the term escape proof too literally. As long as you can't easily escape without cutting/destroying the device. Then it is esentially escape proof. Lori's tubes are an excellent chastity device that the average joe just isn't going to get out of without a key.

The initiator was looking for advice on a sound/secure chastity device (which is the point of this discussion) and he received an excellent suggestion on a very secure device. Without learning a new skill like lock picking or cutting through stainless steal then you can not get out of this device without the key.

lh



Real0ne -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/25/2006 10:22:59 AM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: lockedhusband2

quote:

ORIGINAL: stef

quote:

The average Joe isn't getting a Tollyboy or a Lori's device off.

The 'average Joe' isn't interested in chastity either. My point stands. The idea of an escape-proof chastity device is nothing but a fantasy.

~stef


Your point doesn't stand.

The average joe interested in being locked up isn't going through the trouble of learning to pick a lock. You take the term escape proof too literally. As long as you can't easily escape without cutting/destroying the device. Then it is esentially escape proof. Lori's tubes are an excellent chastity device that the average joe just isn't going to get out of without a key.

lh


well some people break the key off in the lock and then take a hammer and a punch and one rap into the key hole and once that it done the only way to get it off is thru destruction.



GoddessKatherine -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/25/2006 10:30:06 AM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: WorshipsFemdoms

Hello there,

Just shopping for an "escape-proof" chastity device if there is such a thing. I would like to stay away from belts as I'm looking for something easily concealed. The cb-2000 and 3000 are out for me as I can pull out of either one even with the KSD-2 or whatever it is and the points of intrigue. I found "the cave" and it looks fairly promising. However, I am unable to find solid reviews of the product. I also found a locking chrome cage and ring that ressembles the cb-2000 in a more contoured version.

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated.

Joe in Memphis


CB3k saftey

Get your self a Prince albert piercing,then have your key holder put a lock thru the end that sticks out of the cb.
problem solved.
<wicked laugh>




MHOO314 -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/25/2006 11:06:31 AM)

quote:

CB3k saftey

Get your self a Prince albert piercing,then have your key holder put a lock thru the end that sticks out of the cb.
problem solved.
<wicked laugh>




and have your keyholder auction off the key on e-bay, that should hold you for awhile---but don't plan on using the urinal in the bathroom, might be kind of hard to explain to the average Joe.



stef -> RE: Chastity Devices (2/25/2006 12:16:39 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: lockedhusband2

Your point doesn't stand.

Show me an inescapable chastity device that's currently on the market and I'll agree that I was mistaken.

quote:

The average joe interested in being locked up isn't going through the trouble of learning to pick a lock. You take the term escape proof too literally. As long as you can't easily escape without cutting/destroying the device. Then it is esentially escape proof. Lori's tubes are an excellent chastity device that the average joe just isn't going to get out of without a key.

"Essentially" escape proof is not escape proof. Arguing semantics and caveats isn't going to change that fact.

~stef



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