Hey prisoners,

When it comes to rigging yourself up in self-bondage, leave it to Richard Hunter of Mr S to show me how it’s done! Richard was kind enough to send the information and pictures below about using the Ice Lock in a most inventive manner.

Remember, whenever you do solo bondage play it’s a good idea to let a trusted friend know what you are up to so he can come and save your ass if something goes wrong.

—Metal

OK Metal,

I used the Ice Lock myself, the longer one and it lasted for 2 hours and 25 minutes with the Neoprene cosy on it. It was rigged to a pulley system with the keys attached to 2 padlocks to a cage. When the Ice Lock opened the weights (15 lbs.) at the end of the Ice Lock dropped to the floor bringing the other end of the rope thru 2 pulleys that held the keys with 2 lbs. of weight attached down to land in front of the cage. Plus lots of bondage inside the cage and the leg iron and handcuff keys were also attached onto the pulley system as well. Here are some pictures of the rigging, it’s pretty simple actually, just need two points of attachment in the ceiling about 5 feet apart for the two pulleys.

The 15 lbs of weight are attached to the Ice Lock itself. On the other end is about 2 lbs. of weight with the keys. You need some weight to make sure the keys get pulled down when the Ice Lock opens and the 15 lbs drop off.

The 15 lbs and the Ice Lock is about 5 feet in front of the cage, so you can’t reach it. The keys then are about 1 foot in front of the cage when they drop down, and you can just reach thru the bars, even with the handcuffs on, and grab the keys to everything: the leg irons, handcuffs and the 2 padlocks locking the cage itself.

You’re in the cage for about 2 and a half hours, with no way out. Plus you can bring all your favorite toys in there with you or on the floor next to the cage to play with while locked up. Sweet, and yes, I did this to myself, to see how it all would work before I tried it on someone else. Gotta do the “research” you know!

It worked like a charm. You just gotta get the distances right as to the keys dropping down in front of the cage. Too far away and you can’t reach them if your hands are cuffed together. Also at first I didn’t put any weight on the key end of the rope, and then it dawned on me, wait, what’s going to cause it to drop down when the heavier weights drop off? So I figured 2 lbs would work and it did. Also had to make sure the rope ‘length’ was right, so it would drop all the way down. See, research is really important.

— Richard

Metalbond would like to thank Richard Hunter of Mr S for the pictures and information about the Ice Locks.