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Suspension Ankle Cuffs - 12/15/2013 8:49:37 PM

piggysqueals

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I've pretty much got everything else I'm planning to need for suspension all planned out, and for the first time in doing suspension bondage I'm going to be relying on leather instead of good ropes, since I have plans to hang around for awhile and I am not in a place to be having the other person doing all the rope work for suspension. I've done the Google Search of coarse looking for Suspension Cuffs and while I have found supposedly what I am looking for I've seen some designs that I do not know anything about, and I haven't found the design type I am familiar with. Of coarse I have been trying to dig around to talk to the people who sell them, but thus far I've found people who aren't really clear on what they are selling, either they can't tell me if its human made or factory made on a machine, or say they sell the stuff, they don't use the stuff so they can't tell me if its comfortable for use over a couple hours or more of use.

There is no way I'm trusting being held in the air by some cheap quality restraint that I can't guarantee is actual quality leather, and/or that isn't comfortable to hang around in. I'm not going with a sex swing because if I am spending the money to be suspended again for sensory deprivation I want to know I'm hanging there safely without the risks of falling or slipping out of it by some wrong move. So if anyone can show me pics of what you have or know the designs are good and safe and/or can help me find a great place to buy suspension ankle cuffs, please by all means I am listening and wanting to find that store. I prefer custom made stores, versus just buying it from a store that sells whatever they can buy in bulk, as anyone who is serious in their equipment knows quality custom gear is truly the only way to go for getting the most out of what you pay for.