Mittens And Things @furrymitts - Tumblr Blog

Just a quick post to shout out to the blogs that I’ve really enjoyed reading and interacting with lately. There are so many good posters out there, and I appreciate all of them.

But these few have definitely inspired and stimulated me with regards to our little BDSM kinks.

Please follow them if you don’t already….

@chastisedsissyclaire

@mrspeechless

@thebagsyndicate01

@miscling

@dorightsdamsels

@oddartistagain

@azhole29

@sissyleahx

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Part two: The cycle of the intense bondage doing it’s work on @boundtobounds Desperate for release his mind is going through the cycles of heavy long term bondage quickly and powerfully. Horny, content, REALLY horny, wanting out, NEEDING out! So hot to watch a real bondage boy get some real bondage!

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Anti-Coronavirus-Boredom treatment #45B: From April 2018, a video with a younger visitor zipped and belted into a canvas sleepsack. His struggles against his restraints are fun to watch. With so much padding on the table (4 inches) you might see how the ropes tend to give a little here and there.

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Anti-Coronavirus-Boredom treatment #44: From April 2018, a favorite video showing some of the many belts of my bondage chair after I belted this visitor in. Entitled “Testing the belts of the bondage chair” the video lets you hear the creaks of the wooden chair as well as the sound of the leather as he works against his restraints.

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I’d like to take a moment to mention the wonder of fist mitts in bondage. The most obvious use, of course, is to severely limit the ability to manipulate things with our fingers. There is a concentration of nerves in our fingertips and a slew of tiny muscles and nerves in our hands that allow us to deftly manipulate things. Our hands have a billion uses, removing that ability, and restricting those senses is as powerful as using a blindfold, gag, or ear plugs.

There are tons of fist mitts out there, the best are thickly padded and lock on securely like the ones pictured here. I have always loved them when used as a starting point in a scene. Submitting to fist mitts feels safe, like putting on a pair of gloves. It is amazing how easy it is to control someone who has lost the use of their hands and fingers. Getting dressed or undressed become nearly impossible, simple knots within reach become extremely difficult to untie, a key can be left in reach and still be relatively impossible to manipulate into a lock. Even a door can represent a significant challenge as the doorknob is difficult to manipulate without the ability to grasp it.

I discovered an expert trick once. I was given a squishy ball to grasp right before the mitt was pushed over my hand. I remember when the top handed me the ball to hold I was confused for a second, but as soon as he pushed the mitt down over my fist it all made sense. It forces your hand to remain gripping the ball, keeping your fingers immobile, drastically improved the security and sensation of the fist mitt. I highly recommend it.

Gloves worn under the mitts can also heighten the sensation by separating and isolating each finger into separate compartments. A key, to perhaps a locked hood or chastity belt, held in the palm is also psychological frustrating as freedom is literally in the palm of their hand.

For those of you on a budget, making fist mitts with Saran Wrap and duct tape is easy. You can also repurpose boxing gloves as fist mitts, Use cable ties or adhesive athletic tape fasten them on at the wrist.

Finally, if your mitts have a locking post, use it. Even though mitts can be really difficult or impossible to remove even without it, the sound of that lock clicking closed, and seeing it on your wrists is a significant and powerful symbol, which shouldn’t be ignored.

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Thwarting a Straitjacket Escape

I actually received an e-mail from a stage performer after I posted my page about thwarting a straitjacket escape. He was NOT happy. My guess someone in the audience had seen my page. The “Thwarting a Straitjacket Escape” page is fairly long. If interested look: http://sj.blacksteel.com/no-escape/index.cgi There are many more pictures.

The top picture looks fairly normal until you notice the flak jacket at the collar. It upsets the balance and makes it harder to get to the arm buckle.

The second picture suggests adding gloves. Depending on the glove, it makes manipulation of almost anything through the sleeves more difficult.

The next three pictures add straps or cuffs around the wrist, keeping the arms at the ends of the sleeves. The cuffs can also be held against the body with an additional strap.

The last picture shows a different way of buckling a buckle on a Posey strait jacket. Other options can be seen on my page at: http://sj.blacksteel.com/buckle/

And, yes, a heavy leather straitjacket is quite difficult to extradite ones self from (and a lot of fun). And way more expensive and less a medical device than a canvas one.

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When I first saw this webpage, ages ago, I remember how turned on I was by the idea of wearing a Kevlar flak vest under a straitjacket. I still haven’t tried this combination, despite owning a flak vest…I just haven’t come across a straitjacket one-size larger to fit over it. If you have never worn this style of combat vest, they are amazing…heavy and thick, but comfortable. Back when I was in the Army we would wear an “alice pack” harness over them, which cinched it slightly tighter and added to the bulk and weight. I used to love it when we were on training missions and had to wear the gear for days at a time.