Smith & Wesson Model 100-1, nickel
Engraved, too. I wore these while beating off this past week, in honor of the great one.
Smith & Wesson Model 100-1, nickel
Engraved, too. I wore these while beating off this past week, in honor of the great one.
If you have lots of handcufs, it can be hard to keep them all organized. The Sneaker Boy uses a bin from Ikea!
The Sneaker Boy writes,
“It’s hard to keep cuffs organized. Pegboards are great, but they expose cuffs too too much moving air. I have an IKEA drawer unit (Kallax) that I keep a lot of my supplies in. After a few months of my newer cuffs and leg irons rattling around I found this ‘arts and crafts’ bin that works great to hold several pair of leg irons in the back section and up to 8 pair of handcuffs in the 4 front dividers.”
Good idea, Sneaker Boy!
Check these bad boys out …
Looking good, Cutieboy90!
Check out these pictures from our friend Cutieboy90:
Cutieboy90 writes:
“These are with the oh-so-lovely Clejuso Model 8 legcuffs. I had gotten these cuffs some time before, and on this day I decided to break them (and myself) in properly. So I wore them during the day around my apartment while I did dishes, laundry and other housekeeping chores. They were a bit hobbling, but I got used it after a while and the second day was a little easier than the first.”
Thanks for the pictures, and information, Cutieboy90! And always remember, another thing you and others can do, is read stories in the Prison Library while leg cuffed or otherwise locked up!
To read bondage stories and chastity device reviews by Cutieboy90, click here.
Check out these B&W photographs from The Sneaker Boy
The Sneaker Boy writes,
“More of my usual style of black and white film photos of bondage gear. Most of these are basic shots, some are done with mirrors to create a deeper effect.”
See more from The Sneaker Boy on Tumblr and Twitter — and his official website, located here.
Today’s pictures are from Boot Lust
Check out these photographs from The Sneaker Boy
The Sneaker Boy writes,
“In these images I experimented with putting my cuffs on a lightbox. Sometimes with a foreground light, sometimes without. The objective was to use the intense light to highlight the silhouette of cuffs without placing all of the detail in darkness.”
Thanks for the pictures, Sneaker Boy!
And those are nice cuffs too!