Kikkou (karada) (self)-bondage technique. Need translation again
Here’s another tutorial on karada. The instructions for the previous one are in Chinese (still not translated, by the way, if you speak Chinese, please help), for this one in Japanese (please? ;-).
What is different? Let’s go step by step.
- Two shorter ropes are used. Normally, you would use one ~20-25m rope what makes binding quite difficult. Two shorter rope should solve the problem.
- The knots are “permanent” not “sliding”
- The knots are made on both sides (front and back). Takes more time to measure and properly make the knots, but once done it makes selfbondage easier, faster and safer (also true for the previous item)
- 1a – that loop lowers the top horizontal row of the ropes, what eliminates nasty pressure on the armpits
- 2 – the position of the 4th knot, while perfect for women as pictured, should be adjusted for men. Both sexes can add another knot (between the 4th and the 5th) in front of the anus.
- 3 – the rope is tied off at point “A”
- the rest of the first rope is used to bind arms/wrists
- 4 – the second rope is tied between the 5th and the 6th knots and used for the horizontal rows
- 5-6 – instead of going from top to bottom, the rope goes from bottom to top. The premade knots leave no space to think and simplify the weaving
- 7 – the second rope goes into the loop and tied off
- 8-9 – apparently knot “Z” is a sliding knot (what is quite dangerous)
- 10 – i don’t get this picture. what do you have to do with knot “X”?
Definitely something to play with! ;-)
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How do you get these ‘permanent’ knots in? What kind of knot is it? overhand? double-8?
Saves me from spending another hour on figuring the knots out ;)
Comment :: July 5, 2009 at 16:41 :: Quote
an overhand knot would do. Difficult to untie though.
A figure-8 one is easier to maintain, but its too bulky.
Also you can use a square reef knot, which usually used to bind too ropes together. If you have a look at this picture the middle knot and the one at the bottom together would form square knot. Just one knot on that picture I called “a sliding” one. Never use it near your neck.
Comment :: July 5, 2009 at 16:53 :: Quote
To the X knot. This knot is used to pull wrists up – after you pull the Z knot down, your wrists will be too low. It’s sliding but only in one direction – well it can be sliding in both directions; the goal is you can’t slide it by pulling your wrists down.
Comment :: February 21, 2010 at 03:50 :: Quote
I already use Karadas like these a lot. When combined with Hog Tie #3 they are TRULY AWESOME, but I had never thought of tying the Karada from the bottom up. What a great idea – much easier to get a good result.
Comment :: June 3, 2010 at 02:31 :: Quote
To be honest, I can’t say it’s easier. I’ve tried this method. You can’t pull it as tight as you want. The harness literally falls apart. Probably, it’s not for self-bondage, because another pair of hands would definitely helped here.
It does use less ropes, though.
Comment :: June 3, 2010 at 02:44 :: Quote