Chastity device reviews discussion

I’ve tinkered with crafting my own cage apparatus, utilizing and tweaking The Curve, and have tested the CB3000 alongside a custom KSD. Ultimately, I’ve accepted defeat in searching for any device that is secure, effective, and permits good hygiene without needing removal.

Setting aside my own primitive and uncomfortable attempts, I found The Curve too easily defeated by inserting a cotton bud through its slots. Both The Curve and the CB3000 were also easy to bypass with a vibrator or just by shaking them. Additionally, picking standard 3-lever padlocks was fairly straightforward.

Both my Goddess and I care only about completely effective inescapable devices; nothing less gives Her the total control She wants and me the frustration and helplessness of being utterly unable to change my situation.

The cost of Florentine-style belts has always been a deterrent, so I’ve kept a close watch on eBay and other sites like this for a bargain roughly in my size. Eventually, I won the above My-Steel belt with a waist slightly too small and extremely short chains. It also came with a new soft tube and an unwanted front dildo which I can sell.

Even with the waistband’s adjustability, it remains slightly tight, but I managed to wear it by extending the chains (more on that later). My immediate finding was that the soft tube is useless because it’s so easy to reach the tip of the penis with a vibrator. A very pleasant surprise was that the design prevents the padlock from rotating, keeping the keyhole visible for easy lock-picking.

OK - I could simply put the belt back on eBay, but having come this far, I decided to investigate how much modification I could make without ruining it for future resale. I had three issues to address:

1. Extending the chains.
2. Adding a penis tube.
3. Extending the waistband.

The chains are attached to the bottom of the plate covering the front shield via a D-ring and some careful tool use showed that this D-ring isn’t welded! That surprised me, but it meant I could detach the chains by simply opening the D-ring rather than the loop at the bottom of the front plate. I did this and temporarily lengthened the chains with rope to find the optimum length. Once satisfied, I tried to find stainless steel curb chain to match the original but had no luck, so I resorted to chrome-plated steel from a dog choke collar. Cutting four links gave me four sections of the correct length, which I added to the existing chains using those four cut links. I’m not bothering to weld them because opening them while wearing the belt is quite difficult, and even without chains, the front shield cannot be removed anyway. I’ve just squeezed the links back together and coated the joints with JB-Weld to prevent rust on the cut surfaces. As mentioned, since the front shield can’t come off without chains, the non-welded D-ring isn’t a security threat either. Therefore, I simply squeezed it back into place to attach the chain extensions to the front plate. - Problem 1 solved.

I experimented with pipe sections from an S-bend sink trap and created a comfortable tube with a bend at the top and a straight section below, holding it temporarily in place with the original soft tube. This was effective but bulky and hard to adapt to fitting onto the front shield because the plastic used couldn’t be glued. Instead, I used some plastic guttering and fabricated a tube from various pieces using pipe welding cement. Into this, I screwed two No.10 flanged head stainless steel Pozidrive self-tapping screws to provide mounting points, cutting them short so they just protruded into the tube. Inside, I covered these with cement so they couldn’t be felt; outside, I ground down the heads so that the bottom one allowed the front band to sit closely against the front shield and the top one had insufficient Pozidrive recess to allow unscrewing. Simply put, each head was reduced to just the flange height. I actually feel the final design is better than the original because it closes against the front shield at the bottom, allowing no access, while directing urine through holes in the shield and front plate. The open section at the top allows liquid soap and water to be pumped in through the hole above the top mount. I also made the tube large enough for some expansion space, which not only lets the soap and water do their job but also accommodates an extremely frustrating semi-erection!! - Problem 2 solved.

Ideally, the waistband would be perfect if it had a fourth adjustment hole. What I needed was a way to hold the band ends into the locking assembly without fitting the end holes over the central pin. To do this, I cut a strong but slim key-ring in half and formed it into a C shape. The ends of the C hook into the end holes of the band on either side of the centre post, clamping together when locked. The steel is strong enough that the band ends can’t be pulled out of the clamp, and even if they could separate, there’s no way to put them back together without detection being inevitable. One day I might make a permanent modification, but my intention was not to spoil the belt for resale; this simple addition is adequately effective. - Problem 3 solved.

The above work took some ingenuity and time, but this weekend I let my Goddess in on my little secret, and Her immediate reaction was to have me model it. As soon as I had it on, She reached out to snap the lock shut, so I assumed She approved! Until then, I’d only worn it for a couple of hours during the day and once overnight, so I was apprehensive. After exchanging thoughts on my new stainless panties, we agreed on a week’s trial starting yesterday (Sunday) morning. This morning I tested the cleansing arrangement, which appears very effective. Shaking the whole belt provides no relief, nor does a vibrator, and if that holds true next weekend, it looks like I’ve been successful.

I’ll try to take and add some photos when I report back.