Tying! Super comfy tie to wear around - I think I had this one on for like six hours before I had to pee and took it off took it off for dignified reasons.
Hey, nothing undignified about the call of nature. :D
I thought it might be frustrating because of the crotch rope - the rest of it does look really comfortable and I expect the rings let it move with your body very naturally, right?
Yeah, we’re still working it out (there’s basically no literature on ties like this that I’ve found) but so far this one adjusts beautifully and holds in place shockingly well for basically having a bight and a half hitch holding it together (and you don’t even really need the bight). No issues with it sagging like so many other minimal-tie harnesses. The one thing though that I want to have happen is to figure out how to eliminate the single twist that each horizontal run currently needs. Development is ongoing!
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The tying or the wearing? ^^
Tying! Super comfy tie to wear around - I think I had this one on for like six hours before I
had to pee and took it offtook it off for dignified reasons.Hey, nothing undignified about the call of nature. :D
I thought it might be frustrating because of the crotch rope - the rest of it does look really comfortable and I expect the rings let it move with your body very naturally, right?
Yeah, we’re still working it out (there’s basically no literature on ties like this that I’ve found) but so far this one adjusts beautifully and holds in place shockingly well for basically having a bight and a half hitch holding it together (and you don’t even really need the bight). No issues with it sagging like so many other minimal-tie harnesses. The one thing though that I want to have happen is to figure out how to eliminate the single twist that each horizontal run currently needs. Development is ongoing!
Wow, I thought you were a bondage artist, but you’re actually more of an engineer.
the difference between art and engineering is really a matter of perspective. And math.